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Dominion, Volume 8, Issue 2310, 18 November 1914, Page 7

AMUSEMENTS. HUMPTY DUMPTY; il PANTOMIME. J MATINEE, SATURDAY AFTBENOON, 2 At 2 o'clock. , J Special Prices, for Children Only, 25., Is., and Sixpence. Curtain Eises at 2 p.m. j jpBAND OPERA HOUSE, " r Direction: . ] George Stephenson and Alf. Linleyi (By arrangement with. W. Jasper) i LAST THEEE NIGHTS ] LAST THEEE NIGHTS j Of ' The Funniest of All PantomimeSj . "HUMPTY DUMPTY." ' '] "HUMPTY ' DUMPTY." j Startling, Gorgeous, Superb, Dazzling; HAS ANYONE TOLD YOU : That this Pantomime is buoyant, breezy, and bubbling over with Whimsical Fool- : ery, A Whirlwind of Laughter from Soup to Nuts. . - NOTE-CURTAIN RISES AT 7.45 P.M. Prices—4s., Ss., 25., and to.--".-. ..'.."■';' Early Doors, 6d. extra. Day Bshxnt Miss Lennox's; Plan at Dresden. Next Production.- ....... ; . SATURDAY NEXT, November- 21st/ ' The Hikrious Musical Estravaganza, "THE JAM OF CATHAY." mm king's.''T "'-:"■ Ahe king's; ■■-.-'• TO-NIGHT At 8. NIGHTLY Lubin's Grand Production;.' featuring America's greatest Child Actress., .A.convincing story of a daughter^. -influence, and unselfish devotion.... " ...:'.'„ "THE INSPECTOR'S STORY." , ' "THE INSPECTOR'S STORY." ' "THE INSPECTOR'S STORY." '" A strugglo against overwhelming ~qdde. A subject which compels admiration, BEFORE ANTWERP. BEFORE ANTWERP-. •■ The plucky Belgians' preparations if or defence—First Batteries, in Action— Covering Infantry's Advance—GuarjUrig-Bridges . 'on tho Scheldt,,,'., ,'- ~,,.. "THE DAVIS CUP;'.'. "" "THE DAVIS ':'"-..': Tennis Champions at play; "Air: excellent film, showing-every pliraso of'th'a game.. • "MAX ON THE BRINY/'< ■"*■"> Featuring* Max Linder, who" died for his -. Country. ' '>'!«;■•■• LATEST GAUMONT. GRAPHIC.-,. Activities in France and.:: Belgium.., : AND OTHERS..-- -> ■.--■'-■ 6d. and Is. Reserves at Dresden,, to. 6d.. W V. E'R Y B 0/'D'' X i? :S; Daily from noon till 10.30 p.m;-''-" A Superb Assortment of--Drama(io, Comio, and Topical Subjects', headed' by Edison's gripping story of a father's un- ' just condemnation.. ;.-•■• .••'.'■■. 'THE SHATTERED TREE.-,•; ~.; THE SHATTERED TREE;'"< THE SHATTERED TREE. ' THE SHATTERED TREE.; ....- A play revealing tlio fascination of' the Stock Exchango and the results of reckless speculation.-—•'■■■' ■"■''>■ BATTLE BEFORE ANTWERP.,,,,,..... BATTLE.BEFORE ANTWERP. : ; Refugees' Flight—Death-dealing Batteries, in Action—Preparations for a Stubborn' Dofence. '. ' LORD ROBERTS, " " LORD ROBERTS, . The Soldiers' Friend reviews and'admires Kitchener's London Army. A : ■... THE SKY PIRATE: ... .', A Keystone- which bristles -with Merriment. ..•■'. -'■ , LATEST PATHS GAZETTE... .".'" With the Troops at Home and Abroad; 3d. Children. Adults 6d.. "His Numbers were bigli' above the mark of the general Humorist" m jl/p. ■ FRANK , . WRIGHT, 1 The Entertainer who will amuse you 'r- NEXT WEDNESDAY, NEXT WEDNESDAY, At tho TOWN HALL CONCERT CHAMBER. First appearanco of MR. FRANK WRIGHT, ...■:..:. MR. FRANK WRIGHT, Humorist and Monologue EntertaineT, MISS MINA CALDOW, Contralto. ' ■'■ • ME. SYDNEY ALLRIGHT; Baritone. MISS GLADYS WATKINS, Aocompanisto 3s. (reserved), 25., Is. Plan at the Dresden Friday. Day Sales at Christeson's. .' Direction, FAULKNEB SMITH. YANKEE Hustle Sale. Colgate's' Dental' Ribbon, lljd.j Colgate Shaving Soap, in nickle tube, 11 jd. 27-Willis St.

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