Page 7 Advertisements Column 3

Dominion, Volume 11, Issue 297, 4 September 1918, Page 7

AMUSEMENTS. GRAND OPERA HOUSE. Lessees J. C. Willinmsoii, Ltd. Solo Direction ....■ ALLEN DOONE. ALLEN DOONE SEASON. TO-NIGHT Commences TO-NIGHT Tho Day is Glum, Thorn is no sun And very little moon. ( To mako you bright, Just go to-niglit, And see ALLEN_DOONE. TO-NIGHT. TO-NIGHT. 'RETURN OF AUSTRALIA'S FAVOURITE ACTOR-VOCALIST. ALLEN In I ■ DOOSB ALLEN The ' DOONE ALLEN - Greatest DOONE ALLEN Drnniatio DOONE ALLEN Success, DOONE A LUCKY O'SHEA A Brilliant LUCKY O'SHKA Brilliant . Attraction LUCKY O'SHEA Attraction ■ -ALLEN DOONE, ' ALLEN DOONE, . Supported by the following Powerful Company:— CAST OF CHARACTERS: THE PROLOGUE. In the order they first epeak or appear. Dβ Vigny Harrington Reynolds (Commanding Guerilla Regiment) , Vogner Patrick Walsh ( (Captain in samo Regiment) O'Sheii Allen Doone (Lieutenant in Napoleon's Army) La Salle , Jack Deaney (Lieutenant in Napoleon's Army) Rose M'Michael Edna Keoley (An Irish Girl) Abbe Duveen Roso Creagli (A French Priest) Aubert. Onslow Edgewortli (Captain in Napoleon's Army) Soldiers, etc. THE PLAY. Thaddeus M'Michael .... Frank Cullinano (A Retired Dublin Banker) Roderick O'Toolo (His Crony) Tom Buckley • Phelim M'Nair George Hewlet " , (Ward of Thaddeus) Rose M'Michael Edna Kecley (The Belle of Dublin) Larry O'Shea Allen Doono (An Actor at the Theatro Royal) Captain Aubcrt Onslo\r Edgeivorth (On ieavo from French Army) Lieut. La Salle .Tack Deaney (Formerly of tho Freucli Army) Nancy O'Dowd ........'.... Ethel Bnshford , . (An Actress at tho Theatre Royal) Danny M'Nabb 'Maurice Lynch (A Celebrated Bailiff) Julius Caesar M'Ginnis .... Frank Cotter (M'Nabb's Assistant) Colonel Do Vigny ... Harrington Reynolds Patsy .", Elsie Mitchell Micky Giljinoloy .Tean M'Coll Slicila.lt Oiili'iooley ..'...; Cnnuie Kytn Mrs. Gilhooley Ethel Grist Synopsis of Scenes. Prologue. A Hillsido in Prussia, Napoleonic Era. Act 1. Two years later. The Dublin Assembly Hall, Ireland. Act 2. Next afternoon. Exterior of Thaddeus M'Michael's Home. . . Act 3. Same Evening. Samo as Act 2. Prices, 55., 35., 2*. Late Door Gallery, Is. Plane at The Bristol. Day Sales at Perry's, Tobacconist. PATRIOTIC ENTERPRISES. Under the Patronage and in the Presenco of Their Excellencies the GovernorGeneral arid Countess of Liverpool. NAVY LEAGUE FUND. CONCERT CHAMBER, TOWN HALL. TO-NIGHT, ' TO-NIGHT, ■ TO-NIGHT, TO-NTGHT, TO-NIGHT, TQ-NIGIIT, And THURSDAY NIGHT. THURSDAY NIGHT. THURSDAY NIGHT. ANNUAL DRAMATIC RECITAL. NNTJAL DRAMATIC RECITAL, By Pupils of MR. AN]) MRS. CULFORD BELL. MR. AND MRS. CULFORD BELL. Different Programme Each Niglit. Seven Children's Plays. Character Sketches. Character Sketches. \ Musical Monologues. Humorous Recitals. 35., 25., Is. HELP OUR SOLDIERS!! "THEIR DANGER MEANS OUR SAFETY." Comforts for the Men in fihe Trenches. COUNTESS OF LIVERPOOL FUND STREET SALE, CAKES. FLOWERS, SWEETS, Etc., FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 6. Contributions gladly received at Town Hall Depot. PUBLIC NOTICES, PRICE OF BREAD, KELLOW BREAD. NEW ZEALAND AUTOMATIC BAKERIES, LIMITED, HAVING received icomplaints from their Clients that it is impossible to send to the Factory, so that they can get the benefit of tho sd. LOAF, beg to advise that it is their intention from SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER ?, to create ALL SHOPS taking KELLOW BREAD into DEPOTS. All Bread will be SOLD, over COUNTER at sd. PER LOAF Net Cash. BUSINESS NOTICES., STAFFORD TEA, LUNCHEON, AND SUPPER ROOMS. Dinner 5.30 to 7.30. Ono of tho Best Appointed in the City. Smoking and Writing Room Provided for Gentlemen. ALL CAKES HOME MADE. MISS READ, Proprietress. Willis Street (over H. D. Bennett's). NO MORE DEAFNESS. npHOSE who suffer may have relief by -*• using Way's Invisible Medicated Ear Drums. Booklet sent free on receipt of penny stamp. G. P. WAY, P.O. Box 1011, or H. SPEAR, Dr. of Opt, Eyesight Specialist, No. 7 Willis Street, Wellington. 'Phono 2652. BROOKLYN HARRIERS . • 9 On. Saturday tlie ladies' bracelet race was held at Miramar by tho Brooklyn Harriers' and Amntcur Athletic Club. Tho trail laid by tho club-captain covered a distance of two aud a lialf miles. This being a steeplechase, tliero. wcro more fences and dituhes than in ordinary ruces.. The race was won by E. Watson, nominated by Miss B. Abel, H. Batclielor and H. Bull running second and third respectively. After tlie race the members and supporters enjoyed a very pleasant afternoon tea, supplied by Mrs. Free. CNIFF UP, QARQLI- OR SWALLOW