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AMUSEMENTS. EVERYBODY'S. VEJtYBODY'S. (Continuous.) TO-DAY. TO-NIGHT. Tho Sensational Drury Lane Sporting Photo. Drama, "THE GREAT GAME" "THE GREAT GAME" "THE GREAT GAME" The Vast Audience Last Night Confirmed the Opinion of many other Towns in the Dominion. The Most Thrilling Sporting Picture liver Seen ju Wellington, Featuring England's Internationa! Idol, BOMBARDIER WELLS, BOMBARDIER WELLS,_ ' He Conquers Villains by his Straightforward Methods of Fighting. THE ENGLISH DERBY. THE 2000 GUINEAS. THE GREAT SIX-ROUNDS SMASHING FIGHT, Causo a Revelation. A THRILL A MINUTE. _ . , Packed 1 with Action from Start to I'lnish. Prices as usual. , Patrons are requested to 'book seats early. Ring 'l'hone 50. _____ Empress. MI'RESS. EMPRESS. THE Picture House. BILLIE RHODES In "HOOP-LA." "HOOP-LA." "HOOP-LA." "HOOP-LA." "HOOP-LA." "HOOP-LA.' The Greatest Circus Picture Filmed. "HOOP-LA." "HOOP-LA." Packed to tho Doors with a Delighted Audience. | Also, "SMASHING BARRIERS." "SMASHING BARRIERS." Episode Five of this Mighty Serial. Continuous from 11 to 10. Tel. 3412. WELLINGTON COLLEGE OLD GIRLS' ASSOCIATION. GRAND CONCERT TO-NIGHT. (In Aid of Cot in Children's Hospital.) riONCERT CHAMBER, TOWN HALL. " TO-NIGHT AT 8. Programme: MR. HORACE HUNT, Solo Pianist. MR. A. STANLEY WARWICK, Elocutionist. MR. ERNEST JONES, Operatic Baritone MISS MAR.TORIK CLARKE, Soprano, .MISS DORIS CLARKE, Soprano. CHRISTINA TOWNSEND, Contralto. ELSIE DICK, Daintv Child Danseuse. MISS FLORENCE CHURCHILL and STIS9 SHEILA NEILSON in a Seen® from "As You Like It." MR, AND MRS. HILLS, in a-Humorous Sketch. Accompanist—MlSS IMELDA FAMA. Tickets—3s., 25., Is. (no tax). Reserves at tho Bristol till 12.30, after nt 'Phono 927 (3 rings). COME AND HELP US WITH OUR COT .-FUND! M. G. WILLCOCICS, Hon. Secretary. C.T.A. MALE VOICE CITOIR. C.T.A. MALE VOICE CHOIR. C.T.A. MALE VOICE CHOIR. . (H. Temple White, Conductor.) RAND CONCERT! <br GRAND CONGE®!! TOWN HALL, TO-NIGHT. TOWN HALL, TO-NIGHT. Soloists: MISS TERESA M'ENROE, Soprano. CEAS; A. WILLIAMS (Birmingham), Tenor. FRANK CHARLES, Basso. ■ MISS NELLIE SIMPSON (Flautist). (By courtesy of King's Theatre Management.) THE MELODY FOUR. And FRANK V. BLANDFORD (Humourist). TOWN HALL, THIS SATURDAY. Admission: 3s. 3s. 3s. (Reserves). 2s. 2s. is. Plari'at Bristol. "

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The Bolshevist official organ "Isvestia," published in Moscow, states that the first woman diplomat under the Soviet Government has iust been appointed. Her nnmo is Sofia Gontsharskaya, nnd she will aot as the voprosontatbe Ctcacwsfa th« fiovtst GorenimMit.