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Dominion, Volume 11, Issue 166, 3 April 1918, Page 7

- AMUSEMENTS, HIS MAJESTY'S., THEATRE. Courtenay Place. 'Phone 165. The Home of High-class 7audeville. TO-NIGHT, at 8. TO-NIGHT, at 8. BRILLIANT HOLIDAY PROGRAMME. Presenting tho phenomenally successful WALTER JOHNSON REVUE CO. In their Latest and r Greatest- Success, THE GLOBE TROTTERS A new and THE GLOBE TROTTERii ,oriemal musical THE GLOBE TROTTERS xevuo produoTHE GLOBE TROTTERS "ed for the first lime on any stage. Characterised by a notable cast, including WALTER JOHNSON; ' " GUS'FRANKS. HARRY BURGESS, LF.S WARTON, E. LASHBROOK, LOLA HUM THE THREE STARRS, BELLE MILLETE. - A SUPERB-STAGE SPECTACLE. - Priccß-2s. and Is. Plan at Theatre To. day. Doors 7.15. Commenco 8. Carriage! 10.30.. ■ TO-DAY — TO-NIGHT — .AT,— - "THE HINDENBURG RETREAT" Or -- "THE BATTLE OF ARRAS." The Most Spectacular and OompletO - Defeat Ever Inflicted Upon the German Armies. Screened by permission of the • New Zealand Government, who share in the proceeds to the extent of one-third, half oi which goes to the Sick, Wounded, and Convalescent, Soldiers Fund. , THIS IS THE' BEST. MOST' VARIED. AND MOST UNIQUE WAR FILM YET SHOWN. The daring of the man re6pou« sible for this picture is almost unbelievable. In addition is shown Seventh Instalment of "THE NEGLECTED WIPE. Prices: Is. and 6d. D.O. Reserves, Is. «d„ at Bristol or 'Phono 3143. - ! CONTINUOUS FROM 11 to 10. DOROTHY DALTON In' a Triangle Triumph, • - "OHICKEN CASEY," ' ■ " The Star of "THE FLAME OF THE ... '....YUKON";As..a.DELIGHTFUL RAGAMUFFIN. • A Famous Actresß steps out of Luxury for a time, and Lives in the Slums to Win a, Han. i A story of the Stage, Society, and the i Underworld. ' Continuous from 31 to - 10. "Alimony." "Alimony." "Tile Tio That Burns," tea- ; turing Lois Wilson, Josephine Whittell, . I Gcorgo Fisher, and an All-Star Cast: also ] showing, Sixth Scries Pathe's War Pictures. BUSINESS Shows which way tho Show - Goes. "THE PASSING SHOW," TOWN HALL, TO-MORROW NIGHT. . MUSIC MADE EASY. .. '.WHY WASTE YEARS LEARNING? e WHEN the "OOLBIR" system teaohea you to play the latest songs, two- - steps, and all classes of music in 10 to 20 lessons, saves time, money, and drudgery. • No scales, no special music. Plenty of looal references. Testimonials can bo seen from all parts. Don't keep your piano idle. Interviews any time. Call for all particulars. Birley'a College of Music, I. Boulcott Street (Ohamhors), first floor up. i ' n I- OPENING ANNOUNCEMENT, k OPENING ANNOUNCEMENT, OPENING V ANNOUNCEMENT. OPENING ' ANNOUNCEMENT. j STAFFORD LUNCHEON, TEA, ANI a | O SUPPER ROOMS 1 (Over H. D. Bennett's). . WILLIS STREET. o These Rooms are NOVf OPEN to the Publil S From 10 a.m. to 10.30 p.m.