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Dominion, Volume 9, Issue 2836, 29 July 1916, Page 11

AMUSEMENTS. ' QUEEN rpii; T I'VOlif / FOLLIES. ipßlllllM Weiss -'" MISS VERA PEARiOE, Who is Supported by a Compnuy of over GO PERFORMERS . GO Including Chorus and Ballfit, the pick of tho AVorld's Loveliness. A Silver Boomerang will be presented each first night patron, as a souvenir of THE BOOMERANG GIRL. . " I BOX PLANS BOX. PLANS Now available at the BRISTOL, where Patrons are respectfully urged to BOOK EARLY to avoid .being disappointed. . RESERVED SEATS, ft;. Q.RAND OPERA HOUSE.Lessees J. C. AYilliamjsonj Ltd. Direction Hugh D. M'lntosh. WEDNESDAY NEXT, AUGUST 2nd. For Season of 10 Nights find Two Saturday Matinees. A Pot Pourri of Pantomime, Musical Comedy, and Burlesque. No dreary Vaudeville Turns to sit out, but Musical Extravaganza presented with lightning rapidity. ', THE TT.VOLI FOLLIES TIVOLI FOLLIES . TIVOLI FOLLIES TIVOLI FOLLIES TIVOLI FOLLIES A .Tamboree of Jollity, Jokes, and}. Jests. New Specialities. Tuneful Missic. Droll Burlesques. Brilliant Ensembles. Picked Balßet of Delightful Girls. ' Highest paid Chorus in Au&tralalsia, headed bj? VERA PEARCE . VERA PEARCE. The Boomerang Girl. Tlie sort of Girl you would write 'home about . TRFJjMA RIAYE. JACK" CANNOT. WALTER AYEIiMS. GEORGE WIILCII. BILLY REGO. ' FRANK GREIBNE. . ELLA CASPER,S, ELLA CASPEKS, Tho Girl with tho Voice of Gcj'ul. BELGIAN BAND, BELGIAN BAND, KVith the Noted Tenor, Jacqucs '.Eiol. SHORT AND LITTLE. JEAN KERTII. -' . PEGGY, PEATE. . : FULL TIVOLI OPERATIC ORCIIESt TRA, UNDER WILL QUINTREIiL.., Town hall, concert.chaaikeb. TO-NIGHT! SATURDAY, JULY 29th. 1916, At 8 i*.m.. TO-NIGHT! . GRAND CONCERT (Under the Distinguished Patronage of Their Excellencies Lord and Lady Liverpool). ' By. tho WELLINGTON HARMONIC SOCIETY (Conductor,' Mr. H. Temple Whits). CHORUS OF 50 PICKED VOICES' ' Assisted by MISS FRIEDA AV ALTER Violin'ist MR. ERIC MEIER Violinist MR. HAMILTON HODGES .... Baritone Tickets, 2.5. and Is. Box Plan at ttie\ Bristol. AV. BLAKE, Hon. • Sec. ; I THE NEAV ZEALAND CLUB. . 1; "ifyrEMBERS are reminded of . the lunchliX eon at 1 p.m. on MONDAY, at; . which Lionel Curtis, .Esq;, will be' thei chief guest and ■ speaker.- Mr. Curtie's . subject will be, "After the AVar—Tho Future of mil' Empire—'Tho Round Table'Inquiry into the Imperial Problem." • For the Committee, G. 0. SUTTON, Hon.' Secretary. SAILORS' FRTEND SOCIETY AND ! institute: ' « Mr. Norman Aitlcen and Party for. Tuesday. Mrs. Hay and Party for Friday.