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Dominion, Volume 9, Issue 2762, 4 May 1916, Page 7

AMUSEMENTS. jjHIiAND OPERA . HOUSE. Direction ... J. C. WILLIAMSON, LTD. Commencing NEXT TUESDAY NIGHT. NEXT TUESDAY NIGHT. (Seven Nights Only.) J. C. WILLIAMSON, LTD., Present The Distinguished Actor, , JULIUS KNIGHT —— JULIUS KNIGHT JULIUS KNIGHT — —— JULIUS KNIGHT . Supported by LtZETTE PAR.RES, LOUIS ICIJIBALL, AND A BRILLIANT COMPANY, In Hie Thrilling War Play, "UNDER FIRE!" "'UNDER FIRE!" "UNDER FIRE!" "UNDER EIRE!" "UNDER EIRE!" "UNDER FIRE!" "UNDER EIRE!" "UNDER -EIRE!" ' ABSOLUTELY A SENSATION! ABSOLUTELY A SENSATION! THE CLIMAX OP STAGE REALISM. THE CLIMAX OF STAGE REALISM. IT HAS STIRRED PLAYGOERS AS NO OTHER DRAMA HAS EVER DONE! By Hoi Cooper Megme. The first play to attempt to give a vi ; vid representation of things that' are tnking place day by day in the "World War. ■ Here is <a play that will make history —that will rouse New Zealanders to vivid realisation of what this war really uieaus. Every man, woman, and child, who loves his country should see this play. IT SHOWS YOU • How the Germans went through. Belgium. How the British soldier Bpends the weary hours in the trenches, How officers risk their lives to get the eo-rect range for their guns. s How holy sanctuaries are laid waste by tho Germans. How women are playing their part in the war. How Germany prepared for the struggle that was bound to come. How German spies work in. England., How an army was 6aved by the bravery of one man. How Paris was gaved. • "UNDER FIRE" - Is A THRIELING PICTURE OF REAL WAR. IT STIRS THE BLOOD AND ENCHAINS THE INTEREST. l'et there is the "Silver Lining" of ' COMEDY AND ROMANCE. COMEDY AND ROMANCE. The Bos Plan for tho season will open at THE BRISTOL TO-MORROW MORNING, at 9 o'clock. and R.S., fc.;. Stalls, 35.,fiaUar.v, Is. Early Doors to Stalls and Gallery, -Is. extra.