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Dominion, Volume 11, Issue 296, 3 September 1918, Page 7

AMUSEMENTS. GRAND OPERA HOUSE. Lessees J. C. Williamson, Lid. SubWeo ALLEN DOONE SOLE DIRECTION ... ALLEN DOONE Season Commencing TO-MORROW (WEDNESDAY), SEPT. i Appearance ot ALLEN' DOONE, ' ALLEN DOONE, ALLEN DOONF,. ALLEN DOONE, ] Supported iff His Vereatilo Comimuh Including MISS EDNA KEELEY, . MIS;: EDNA KEELEY, In His Gigantic and Soul-etiwing Drama, <\ LUCKY O'SIIEA. A Great LUCKY O'SHEA Captivating Dramatic LUCKY O'SIIEA Delightful Treat LUCKY O'SIIEA Drama. See ALLEN DOONE as Larry O'Shea. See EDNA KEELEY as Rose M'Michael. See the. Glorious Stage Settings. See the' Wonderful Meclmnical Elfecls. HEAR DOONE SING HIS LATEST SONG HITS--'The Kilkenny Cats/' "The Night Birds Cooing." "Think of Me, Sweet Maid. LUCKY O'SHEA, LUCKY O'SHEA, ' The Play that.ivill grip and hold you. ALLEN DOONE, ALLEN DQONE, New Zealaild'e Favourite Actor. Never a vulgar action, a. "Blue Line," in Doone'e PlaVs. Hβ is clcTer. enough to make good without them, always clean, merry and bright. Price*, 55., 3*., 25., Late Door Gallery, Is. Plans at the Bristol. Day Sales at Perry's, Tobacconist. (^B AND OPERA HOUSE. X — TO-NIGHT TO-NIGHT Mr. Ray A. Saundere has the honour to Present PROFESSOR D'ALJCAINB, % PROFESSOR D'AJAIAINB, PROFESSOR D'ALMAINE, PROFESSOR D'ALMAINE, PROFESSOR D'ALMAINE, PROFESSOR D'ALMAINE, America's Greatest Hypnotist, in an ENTIRE CHANGE OF PROGRAMME. J . Positively Last Night. i TO-NIGHT! TO-NIGHT!

Laiifhs, Screiuas, Itoai'e, Yells will be jieard riagkj through the Gi-and Optra HoiiSD agttiii To-night. ONE BIG LAUGH! Prices: 35., 2e., 3s. Box Plan now open, at Bristol. Day Sales at Perry's. Stage Manager/Mr. R. J. Oswald j Conductor of Orchestra, Mr. Bert Eoulston. MABT riCKPORDVisits WELIiINQTON TO-DAY AND TO-NIGHT! TO-DAY AND —- TO-NIGHT! MAEY PICKFOBD . MAEY PICICFORD In • MAItY PICKFORD "THE IJTTLB MAEY PICKFORD : PBINCESS." MARY PICKFORD Appearing In a Story of T«ora and Smil*s . AT THE AETCRAFT THEATRE. (Lttts Crown), Showihg Continuously from 2 p.m. to 10.15.PRICES: IS. and fid. Reserve jour 6eats at Tho Bristol. SALVATION ARMY CITADEL, ■ . Vivian Street. GREAT AND ATTRACTIVE "SPRING FAIR" To l>o .Oponed by SIR .TAMES ALLEN (Acting-Prime Minister), TO-NIGHT TO-NIGHT v TO-NIGHT . At -.?.«. Commissioner H. C. Hoddfr Presides. Sparkling Music bv Citadel Band and \. Songsfcers. / ■ WELLINGTON GAS COMPANY, ' LIMITED. nAS COOKING DEjroNSTEATION • U . By MISS tiNA CARTER, . . Oh ; WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 4, 1918. Subject: "SCONES, CAKES, AND FRITTERS." To Commence at 3 o'clock. J. H. HELLIWELL, Sectfttary. SAILORS' FRIEND SOCIETY, CHURCH AND INSTITUTE. CONCERT TO-NIGHT (TUESDAY), Mrs. Walter Gate; arid Party. LATEST SONG SUCCESSES: FAVOURITES EVERYWHERE.

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