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Dominion, Volume 8, Issue 2318, 27 November 1914, Page 7

AMUSEMENTS." tpS '"MAJESTY'S™-"' THEATRE. O. CWtonar- Place. -'PKon©: 165.- ... TO-NIGHT, at B.' , ..SATURDAY, 2.30,. . " Messrs. Fulldr-BTennah present theirHEW 'VAUDEVILLE."SPECIALTY' CO., .. ';i Phenomenal!'^successr.bf:.".'....,''"'.';'.''' . KELLY AND POLLOCK, - - '.KELLY AND .POLLOCK,' :' w " English Musical Comedy-Artists, in- .'• Original Specialty "Ginger Snaps." .-.-....> YWAXY England's foremost YWAXt YWAXY : Dancing ; Violinißt.--YWAXY' ; THE THREE. NEWMANS,..., ' ' 1 Tho-Trorld-fanied'trick_'cyolistsi"-i "' Special of \ ;'■•;-.. MATILDE. ART) ELVIRA,-; :.v \'. : -Tho famous ■ Spanish- -Entertainers.-'—■•• GRUETT- Negro, comedians & GRUETTJ-. ": MYSTO Doyen of Deceivers MYSTO,■ ' BRINKMAN and STEELE SISTERS,'. : v.MONAHAN.ANp.SHEEHAN, , • Musical -marvels, in '.-now'- selections." ■'•'■ BLOISE.TAYLOR.':. ~:■ INA LUCAS. . ' Prices—2s.,, Is. Gd., and,ls. Booking at ' Dresden,'6d.'extra. Doors open 7.15. .-- PEOPLE'S PICTURE --PALAeB/^ 1 Manners Streßt,--"''- ,r -""'''-".'' ! THE ONLY. SHOW WORTH-iWHttEJ . "FINGERPRINTS." . "FINGERPRINTS.'' :: - "' "FINGERPRINTS." '■ '.-■■ -/■ "FINGERPRINTS." ''•'-;■ "FINGERPRINTS.'-: ; > . ;. ■ •^FINGERPRINTS.'-? ■ .-L■;■■■■{ The last exploit of RobertjNeal, ttosXr. '.. Great American Detective -:. COUNTERFEITER'S DAUGHTER. ) - FIDGET'S. ■'. A MERRY NIGHT. , ■ "] HIS PUNISHMENK i. ' And- ' THE LATEST: WAR,-NEWS.- - •■• Heroic Belgium. ■■■"■■■. Scenes at ' FOLLOW THE CROWDS I ."-'. ■'■ • ■'• JVM P R ESS., . , T R[i A T R B ■ "Where. Every body Goes." .. STALLS, 3d. FOR ALL. :.. DRESS CIRCLE,.Gd. FOR. ALL,.,. ~, Limited number D.C. Reserve Seats, Is< ■ - NOW SHOWING. , England's latest ' '■.:"."Feature" Society' Drama, '■/;',. "SAVING THE COLOURS."- ■ ■ - "SAVING THE COLOURS." . -"SAVING .THE 'COLOURS.'!.:- ~S.I . ''Universal Weekly," "Luck in Odd NunV • bers," "Lake Zng," ''His .:Vacation," . : ■[ ■■■:}'■, "NAVIES-AT"WAR.".'-- -~;-"•; EASTBOURNE BOROUGH' COTJNCTIi,) FERRY SERVICE. 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Leave Rona Bay-7:5.a.m., 8.15;-9.10,-11.10, 1.50, 3.15, 5.10,; 7.10; >10:-pjn.-o: i ~.„ ;....:. i SUNDIYvvr-r -.- -;.-:;ih : Leave Wellington—lo.Bo a.m.y.2.30,- 5.50Vv 9.15 p.m. . , ,--.; v,-.-,. Leave Day's Bay-9.15.a.m., 1.15, 5, 8.20} ■• p.m. ~->,■.,:.-. ■■>u<;> .. ■';■•■/i, ■'. >i(i-Jr. j,. Leave Rona 8ay—9.25 a.m., 1.25; " 6.10,4 ' I 8.30 ■■■p.m...■-'■'; ~".v.: . "..i."-;. , . _'-.... A:NEw"MARCEFpR-PLiNO. . ... ; v-'r ~ ! ••:-". BRIGHTIANDiBRILLIANT^ VERY MELODIOUS & 1 . MODERATELY! .''".:" , EASY., ■'; '•'■ , "SPIRIT.OF NAPOLEON." 1 MARCH BY ADRIAN H0PE...».'.. WE Have pleasure in infeoducine -to-'- , the Musical ..'Public: the latest of . Adrian Hope's "compositions, and feel con--fldent : this will equal—if-"-'not' surpass—> his other succ.esses, in .public favour. ': ,"SPIRIT r OF. 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