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Dominion, Volume 9, Issue 2761, 3 May 1916, Page 7

AMUSEMENTS. (PKAND OPERA HOUSE. Direction ... ,T. C. WILLIAMSON, LTD. Commencing NEXT TUESDAY NIGHT. • NEXT TUESDAY NIGHT. ■ (Seven Nights Only.) EJUS' PRODUCTION HERE Of Roi Cooper Megrim's Great War Piay, "UNDER FIRE!" —"UNDER FIRE!" 'UNDER FIRE!" "UNDER FIRE!" UNDER FIRE!" "UNDER FIRE!" "UNDER FIRE!" "UNDER FIRE!" WITHOUT NOISE, WITHOUT HORROR, But WITH COMEDV AND ROMANCE. Seelha British in the Trenches. i-Jio Shell-shot Chinch in I'ranee. The German Invasion of Belgium. Th L > Aeroplane Bomb Attack. The Meeting of the Spies. J'ha Flight oi the Peasants. The Belgian Girl's Vengeance. The British Field Hospital. J. C. Williamson's BRILLIANT COMPANY OF. POPULAR PLAYERS. Headed by-the Universal Favourite, JULIUS KNIGHT . JULIUS KNIGHT JULIUS KNIGHT JULIUS KNIGHT — Supported bv LIZETTE PAEKES, LOU IS, KIMBALL,. D. ,f. "Williams, Eileen Sparks, itoyu Irwin, Herbert Leigh, Emma Temple, Hugh Huntley, ,Clmrles Morse, Victor Tain-all, .Aliral Bristowe, J. B. Atholwu'ml, Ros.sl.vn Vane, H. W: ■ Varna, Harry Sweeney, D. T. Lalor, Carlton, Stuart Raymond Lawrence, Thomas Lloyd, T. Wilkins, James Hughes, Walter Vincent, Kenneth Brampton. AND A HOST OF AUXILIARIES. OVER 2HO PEOPLE WTLT,,TAKE PART IN THIS PRODUCTION. "UNDER FIRE" Represents < the Highest' Achievement of Stage Art. . l(a wonderful realism ASTONISHES- AND AMAZES. "UNDER FIRE!" —"UNDER FIRE!" The Drama that has Thrilled N.Z. The Box Plan for the season will open at THE BRISTOL NEXT FRIDAY MORNING', at 9 o'clock. PRTOES-D.C. and U.S., 65.; Stalls, 33.;' Gallery, Is. Early Doors to Stalls and Gallery. Is. extra, CONCERT CHAMBER. POSITIVELY LAST TWO NIGHTS. CLEMENT L. WRAGGE, Scientific Entertainments. TO-NIGHT (WEDNESDAY) TO-NIGHT. The Weather—Local Climate. "FORECASTING THE SEASONS." TO-MORROW (THURSDAY), The Birth and Death of Worlds. "THE IMMORTAL SKIES." Both Subjects. MAGNIFICENTLY ILLUSTRATED. By Beautifully-coloured Lantern Slides, From the Most Recent Pictures and Photographs. 35., 25., Is.—Popular Prices—3s., 25., Is. Reserved Seats at The Bristol.

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