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Evening Post, Volume LXXXI, Issue 83, 8 April 1911, Page 6

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Reappearance of GIBSON GIRLS, Two of Australia's Best Serios. DIXON KNOX. . DIXON KNOX. The Favourite Bass-Baritone. MABEL FOWLER, Tasmania's Soprano. ROGERS QUARTETTE, Clover Acrobats and Contortionists. And Our Groat Vaudeville Company. ■ GEORGE JONES MAY DAHLBERG -HUP. CUTHBERT JESSIE LEE GEO. SPARKES TIM HOWARD NELLIE LESLIE MABEL LYNNE ELMA ANDERSON. Orchestra Stalls and D.C, 2s; Stalls, Is. Book all seats at tho Dresden Piano. "Company to avoid ruslii 6d extra. "ITtULLER'S SKATING RINJv ! -I? ULCER'S SKATING RINK! Proprietors — John Fuller and Sons. OPENS NEXT WEDNESDAY, APRIL 12 OPENS NEXT WEDNESDAY, APRIL 12 IN ALL ITS GLORY! ELECTRICALLY DLLUMINATED ! ELECTRICALLY ILLUMINATED ! A Veritable SKATING FAIRYLAND: A Veritable SKATING FAIRYLAND I The Best Floor. The Best Skates. The Best Orchestra. Polito Attendants. Watch for further particulars, but don't I forget NEXT WEDNESDAY AFTERNOON!NEXT WEDNESDAY AFTERNOON! Under the personal direction of JOHN FULLER AND SONS. 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