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AMUSEMENTS, pBAND OPERA HOUSE. Direction . ..,.,.,.Allan Wilkie. COMMENCING COMMENCING SATURDAY, MARCH G. SATURDAY, MARCH G. ALLAN WILKIE And FREDISWYDE HUNTER-WATTS In The Great Naval Drama, "THE LUCK OF THE NAVY/' "THE LUCK OF THE NAVY," " "THE LUCK OF THE NAVY," "THE LUCK OF THE NAVY," "THE LUCK OF THE NAVY," "THE LUCK OF THE NAVY," "TUE LUCK OF THE NAVY," "THE LUCK OF THE NAVY." By Clifford Mills (By Arrangement with J. and N. Tait). From the New nnd Queen's Theatres, London, where it ran for nearly TWO YEARS, and was transferred last October to the Mtnhattan Opera House, New York, where it is also scoring an overwhelming success. The "Luck of the Navy" is the most striking and successful drama that has been produced in London eincq 1914. © A clean, healthy British drama, that crips and interests you from start to finish—full of ' thrills,- laughter, and breathlessly exciting situations. The. play that drew all London. Ask the boys hack from Blighty what they thought of this play! • • Magnificent scenery and effects, and handsome naval uniforms, all specially made for this production which is a replica from photos and plans of that used in London.

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