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AMUSEMENTS. HIS MAJESTY'S THEATBE. Courtenay Place. 'Phone 165. TO-NIGHT At 8. TO-NIGHT Messrs. Fuller-Brennan present a MAGNIFICENT NEW PROGRAMME. MAGNIFICENT NEW PROGRAMME. A Stupendous Bill of Varieties and a SHOW OF UNUSUAL MERIT. 2Jr Hours of Delightful Hilarity. Unbounded success of the brightest orb at present scintillating in. the Theatrical Canopy, the renowned and gifted artist HENItI FRENCH Who will . ... HENRI FRENCH appear To-night in HENRI FRENCH his sublime ." HENRI FRENCH impersonation, of HENRI FRENCH Lizst and other HENRI FRENCH great musicians Conducting his own masterpieces, also presenting an ALLEGORICAL BATTLE SCENE, "THE-ENDLESS ARMY." Invented and Patented by Henri French, as performed by him for 16 - weeks at thf Empire Theatre, London. WILLIAM SUMNER, WILLIAM SUMNER, The Great American Ragtime Comedian, Everything now. Complete change by MKRLYN Absolutely the MLRLYN MERLYN World's Worst MERLYN Wizard, assisted by the silent Comedian, Archibald." ISN'T IT GOOD, EH? ELLA AIRLIE Entirely new repertoire ELLA AIRLIE of songs at the piano. New Cartoons of ELTON FOX local celebrities by ELTON FOX MEREDITH and ADNIL. Roman Ring Experts. JOCK THOMPSON, Baritone. Last G Nights of TEDDY The World's TEDD'fI TEDDY famed Jumper. TEDDX Reappearance for three.nights only, of ' WILLIAMS and WARNER, The "Two Crazy Frenchmen." • PRICES—2s., Is. 6d.,. and Is. Booking at Bristol Piano Co., 6d. extra. Doors 7.15. ■ NELLIE STEWART SEASON. ' • BOX PLANS OPEN BOX PLANS OPEN At tho Bristol Piano Depot TO-MORROW MORNING. . TO-MORROW MORNING. : . a QRAND OPERA HOUSE, Commencing NEXT SATURDAY. EVENING. For Six Nights Only. And Matineo Eaeter Monday. GEORGE MUSGROVE PRESENT 3 NELLIE STEWART NELLIE STEWART NELLIE STEWART NELLIE STEWART In the Great Historical Costume Play, "DU BARRY" "DU BARRY" "DU BARRY". In Fivo Acts.' • A MAGNIFICENT PRODUCTION. Elaborately Staged and Costumed in tha . Most Sumptuous Fashion. "DU BARRY" . Tells the love story of the Fascinating Little Milliner, and the King's Guardsman, De Brissac, and of her career as the reigning beauty of her day at the Court of Louis XV, during the stormy daya of tho French Revolution. "As tho Milliner Girl Nellie Stewart omerges to eclipse all her former 6uo> cess."—"Daily Telegraph," Sydney, Nearly 70 Persons Engaged. FOLLOWING PRODUCTIONS: 'Tho Beautiful Romantic Costume Play "DOROTHY 0' THE HALL" SATURDAY 10th, TO WEDNESDAY, Hth APRIL. And "SWEET NELL OF OLD DRURY," THURSDAY 15th, TO SATURDAY 17th\ PRICES—6s., Bs., and Is. Box Plans for the entire season, including Matinee Easter Monday, open at the Bristol Piano Depot NEXT TUESDAY MORNING. pEOPLE'S PICTURE PALACE. THE ONLY SHOW"WORTH WHILE. TO-DAY Commencing TO-DAY Dickens's Immortal Work, "THE CRICKET ON THE HEARTH." A splendid • adaptation of a great story,

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