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Dominion, Volume 10, Issue 3153, 3 August 1917, Page 7

' AMUSEMENTS. /JIOWN HALL OONOKET CE AIiBER. STILL ATTRACTING LARGE SECTIONS ; OP 'I'HE POPULACE, /y^fo So our dream came true, and the amusement tax is coming in. 0, well, well, it can't be helped, and the price of cigarettes and tobacco is going up into the bargain. We'll have to cut out something. Come to think of it again, there's to be 11 rise in tea also. Never mind, folks, wore all in the samo boat. THE NEW DANDIES. 'ME NEW DANDIES. ANSWERS TO CORRESPONDENTS. R.II. (Clyde Quay).—Hiss. Bradford is sing, ing the song you asked for on this programme. ' Hufuß.—So you'ro butting in again, are you? Last year you said you could sing. It s time you. lost your voice. G.P.—Wo handed your epistle to Mr. Hardman. How're all the girls? Let it bo noted that, conclusion re plan is as it always is and cau be taken as read. ■ P.P.S.: The Now Programmo is a stunner. THE GREAT ADVANCE IN ITUSIOAL COMEDY. ' QMND OPERA HOUSE. FOR A SEASON OP TEN NIGHTS ONLY. Commencing WEDNESDAY NEXT, AUGUST 6th. MESSRS. J. AND N. TAIT'S NEW MUSICAL COMEDY COMPANY Of , 60 BRILLIANT ARTISTS 60 Including BARRY LUPINO, Everybody's Favourite Comedian, In The Smartest of AU Musical Comedies. "VERY GOOD EDDIE" "VERY GOOD EDDIE" ' "VERY GOOD EDDIE" "VERY GOOD EDDIE" "VERY GOOD EDDIE" "VERY GOOD EDDIE" By Philip Bartholomae and Guy Bolton. No Greater Musical Comedy Sucoess has been achieved in Australasia than by "VERY GOOD EDDIE." "VERY GOOD EDDIE." "VERY GOOD EDDIE," "VERY GOOD EDDIE," "VERY' GOOD EDDIE," , "VERY GOOD EDDIE," Which was played to packed houses for 10 week 3 at, the Palaco Theatre, Sydney, and is playing to crowded houses in the North. A Bright and Merry Story. Quaint and Clever Comedy. Magnificent Chorus and Ballet. Brimful of tuneful and haunting Melodies, and The Most Brilliant Coterie of Artistß ever introduced to the Dominion. * FIRST SIX NIGHTS OF SEASON, ' "VERY GOOD EDDIE.". SECOND GREAT PRODUCTION, "THE WHITE CHRYSANTHEMUM" A Musical Talo of Japan. A Phenomenal Succcsb from Criterion Theatre. - London-. The Box Plan's for. the firßt six nights now on view at The Bristol. Reserved Seats: 0. Stalls, 65.; D.0., 55.; Stalls. 35.; Gallery, Is. Early Doors, Stalls and Gallery,, Is. 'extra. * Direction, J. and N. Tait: DON'T BE, DOWNHEARTED! ' "There's a. Big Lot of Sunshine Coming ?oon!" The Latest and Greatest Song Success in Great Britain to-day is "THERE'S A BIS LOT OF SUNSHINE!" This Song exemnlifies the spirit of theNation to-day. 1 Its rousing refrain breathes the resolution that will carry the Empire to Victory, Every Singer must have a Copy!. Sung with the greatest success by . Mr. Hamilton Hodges. 'Published in threa keys—F (0 to D), G. and A. Price 2s. Obtainable from all Music Sellers in the Dominion, or' direct from the distributors. Our Pianist will be pleased to try this song over for you. CHAS. BEGG AND CO.. LTD.. Manners Street, WELLINGTON, "Where All the Hits Come From." , • 100WT. TO 6 TONS! rAT is what the Modern Motor Vehicle can carry! There is only one satisfactory, reliable, and REALLY ECONOMICAL kind of traction for to-day and tomorrow, ' and that is .the COMMERCIAL MOTOR. The study of the possibilities of this traction by tha Fitzgerald Firm ensures your having the most EXPERT ADVICE. There is no costly trouble by using Bessemer, Straker-Squire, Lacre, and Burford Commercial Vehioles. THE HORSE EATS UP MONEY. These Motors EAT ud MILES! Let us tell you all about them! J. E. FITZGERALD,' Motor Importer and Agent, Lambton Quay. Wellington. . ' . G1 THE OOLBIR, SYSTEM fTVEACHES you to play the, Piano in 10 JL to 20 lessons (no scales). Takes a pupil further into music than 3 or 4 years under ordinary conditions. Learn to play all the latest Songs and Two-steps as they aTe published (no special inusto required); saves time and money. Mako use of tho long evenings and benefit your future life. Testimonials from 'all parts of New Zealand of the sucoess of our pupils. II you already read music, leern by this system how to convert your music to tagtime, A Ragtime Player is always popular. Call for all particulars. Interviews any time. Birley's College of Music, Boulcott Chambers (first floor up), Boulcott Bt. A TRIAL ORDER MILLIGAN'S Merchant Tailoring Rooms invariably leads patrons to return there whon they want some stylish . clothes.

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