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Dominion, Volume 11, Issue 235, 22 June 1918, Page 9

AMUSEMENTS. GOLDWYN AGAIN! GOLDWVN AGAIN! TO-DAY AT EVERYBODY'S. TO-DAY AT EVERYBODY'S. ,TRHE PINNACLE OF PERFECTION •*■ In that Delightful STOIIY OF TEARS WITH JOY, Entitled &UNSHTNE ALLEY. Featuring . SUNSHINE ALLEY. Bewitchiu,', SUNSHINE ALLEY, Winsome SUNSHINE ALLEY. MAE XLVRSII. The Sweetheart MAE MARSH, of the MAE MARSH. Screen. MAE MARSH. SUNSHINE ALLEY, A Story Depicting the Tribulations of a. poor Girl, who dared to step on the first rung of kindness, goutiness and beauly, interwoven with thrills, pathos, and stirring situations. Additional Items Include— Fourth Episode rf '•THE MYSTERY OF THE DOUBLE CROSS," Entitled "KIDNAPPED." EBEEEEE E E E E E E P B P E mOWN HALL CONCERT P K A CILAMBER. P E Direction...Will and Rob. Thomas. P E — !' K ENGLISH PIERKOTS. P E ENGLISH PIERROTS. P E ENGLISH PIERROTS. V E TO-NIGHT. TO-NIGHT. P E TO-NIGHT. TO-NIGHT. P E TO-NIGHT. TO-NIGHT. P E And Every Evening at 8. P J! Enthusiastic Reception J' K of the P W NEW PROGRAMME. P E "^ K To avoid disappointment book P E yout seats at. the Bristol (no extra P E charge). From 5 to 7 p.m. to-day .1? E book lw 'Phone £5, 1 E — E 25., Is. (plus tax). P E Scats booked by 'phone will not I B bo retained after tho riding of P E tho curtain. * \PPPPPPP P P P P P p r C\ RAND OPERA HOUSE. XX "DICK WHITTINGTON." "DICK WHITTINGTON." The BOX PLANS for the' First STX NIGHTS and FIRST MATINEE (WED; NESW WEEK) will be OPENED at the liristol WEDNESDAY MORNING NEXT. Direction J. C. WILLIAMSON, Ltd. THE PRINCIPAL THEATRICAL EVENT OF EVERY YEAR. Tho Show that is Alwaye Welcome. Commencing SATURDAY NEXT, JUNE 29th. SATURDAY NEXT, JUNE 29th. FIRST MATINEE, WEDNESDAY AVEEK. J, C. WILLIAMSON'S Gorgeous Annual P A. N T P M I SI E PAN T0 MIM E This year will be based on the story of "DICK WHITTINGTON" "DICK WHITTINGTON" "DICK WHITTINGTON" "DICK WHITTINGTON" "DICK WHITTINGTON" "DICK WHITTINGTON" And will be presented in SEVENTEEN SCENES Of GORGEOUS COSTUME REVELATIONS ENTRANCING SCENIC SPLENDOUR BUAUTIFUL BALLETS & PAGEANTS; \T,L LATEST SONG SUCCESSES SUPERB GLITTERING SPECTACLES With the following . BRILLIANT CAST OF FAVOURITES: Arthur Stigant Vera Pearco William Fullbrook Pauline Hindley > Ernost Liingford Ethel Walker Villiei's Arnold . Pearl Ladd Billy Lo Bnnt " Constance Cayley • Sidney Yates Dorothy Firmin (Iliiudo Bantock Marjorie Wiggs Harry Eoxbnry Kilcnn Bristowo Howard Vornon Maggie Dickinson THE CAMILLE TRIO THE CAMILLE TRIO In their Wonderful Acrobatic Speciality. "THE BIGGEST AND BEST YET" Sums up tho many aud varied .attractions of this wonderful and nrlintic extravaganza. P.U.ICES-D.C. and 0.5., 65.; Back Stalls, 35.; Gallery, Is. (all plus tax).

A sale of unclaimed clogs by auction ■will b© held at the Corporation Yards, Clyde Quay, to-day, at 2.15 p.m. The Eoseneath School Committee has decided to support tho . nominations ot' Messrs. Thomas Forsyth, Dr. Kington 1 I'yifc and Fred J. Evans tor the Welling, ton Education Hoard elections. TRY MAGNESIA FOR YOUR STOMACH TROUBLE. IT NEUTRALISES ACIDITY AND PREVENTS FERMENTATION. Before giving up hopo and deciding that you are a chronic dyspeptic, just try tho effect of a little magnesia—not th'n .ordinary carbonates, oxides, or citrate, bat bisurated magnesia, which you can obtain from practically any chclntet, in cither powder or tablet form. Take half a toaspoonful of the powder or tjvvtk compressed tablets with a little water lifter your next meal. It will neutralise the harmful acid in your stomach, dispel t\ie wind, soothe and heal your in(lamed stomach, and quickly relieve your indigestion. Many hundreds of sufferers have gained relief from this simple remedy, i\inoiigst them Mr, P. V. Anderson, of CAoray, Queensland, who says:— "I had suffered from indigestion for about fiw years, and had tried all sorts of trealiftenfc without success, when a friend admitted ins to give bisurated magnesia a trial. I am very glad I did so, for I experienced immediate relief, and am now cdu\pletely cured of my trouble." Did apuce permit, many identical experiences uijglit be quoted, all tending to prove that, if you keep your stomach free from harmful acids by taking bieuratcd magnesia after meals, you need never fear any Serious form of digestive or stomach trouble. But, of course, it must bo bifiilraMl magnesia—other, forms might do more harm than good,—Advt.