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Dominion, Volume 11, Issue 28, 27 October 1917, Page 11

AMUSEMEHTB. ' THE friNG'S. HE JXING'S. Commencing To-day at 2-30. TOM BROWN'S SCHOOL DAYS. TOM BROWN'S SCHOOL DAYS. Thomas Hughes's Great Classic made inlo a wonderful Picture. A faithful rendering of one of the greatest Dußiic schools.- and the making ob a Man FROM A BOY. All sides of an English schoolboy's life. not forgetting the famous tight between Slogger Williams ana Tom Brown. Cleverly interwoven arc two love stories. -i Masterpiece of Film Production for all time. Prices: D.0.. is. 6u. and Is. Stalls, Is. and M. HOS Plan at The Bristol. Special School Children's Matinee, next Wednesday at 3.15. EVERYBODY'S. VERYBODY'S. Commencing To-day at 11. MADCAP MADGE. A saucy, sparkling, triumphant Triangle ' Play, Starring OLIVE THOMAS Known the wide world over as "Tho Harrison Fisher Girl." The roguish, bubbling joy of the best of the wine of life is in her smile. A Bplendid story, telling of how the Madcap broke into her mother's scheme for marrying the elder sister to an earl. The ending is a surprise complete. If you guess it, you will GUESS WRONG. TBIHE EMPRESS. A HE EMPRESS. Commencing To-day at 11. "THE PERIWINKLE" A Mutual Masterpiece. Starring MARY MILES MINTER. A picturesque story of a girl beautv who grows up on a life-saving station. INTO HER LIFE COMES A RICH CITY PLEASURE-SEEKER. A Play that is fresh as a breeze from the i ocean itself. Brimming with emotional action and having a climax that will show Mary Miles Minter m a role of power and force that is astonishing Wonderful Sea Scenes

GRAND ..OPERA HOUSE., .' COMMENCING SfJ' sSs™|Jlt c s . th - ' MONDAY, NOVEMBER sth. MONDAi, NOVEMBER sth. MONDAY. NOVEMBER sth. . For a Short Season of SIX NIGHTS ONLY.. SIX NIGHTS ONLY. JACK WALLER WILL PRESENT HIS MAGNIFICENT PRODUCTION < Xo6K°^vfHO^^HEßE >, Direct from their triumphantly successful season of 15 weeks at the PALACE THEATRE, SYDNEY. TWENTY-FIVE ERILLIANT ARTISTS TWENTY-FIVE BRILLIANT ARTISTS Including .TACK WALLER CECELIA GOLD HOWARD HALL DOROTHY WHITE RICHARD WHITE PATSY HILL GREGORY IVANOFF MARJORIE SIMS WYLIE WATSON • LESLIE WHITE FREDERICK DENNETT ABA SMART Assisted by A BRILLIANT SUPPORTING COMPANY AND THE PURPLE BAND. THE PURPLE BAND. THE PURPLE-BAND. ' THE PURPLE BAND. OPENING PERFORMANCE, MONDAY, NOVEMBER sth. . BOX PLAN opens TUESDAY, at tho Bristol. . Popular Prices.

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