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Free Lance, Volume IV, Issue 207, 18 June 1904, Page 9

I? XCHANGE HALL. TJndei the Pationage of His Excellency the Eaa-1 of Ranfurly.

SATURDAY, 18th JUNE

Mj . HERBEET FLEMMING will have the honour of introducing MEL. B. SPURR England's MEL. B. SPURR Greatest MEL. B. SPtJRR Society MEL. B. SPURR Entertainer! In His Oxigm.a.l Humorous, Musical, and Dramatic Entertainment, As given by him for upwards of 9000 performances in London alone.

The Sydney "Bulletin" says — Mefl. B. Spurr is the very best manicvlogtie entertainer who has ever visited Australia." Prices — 3s. 2s, and Is. Doors open 7.30, commencing at 8.10. Box Plan. at the Dresden Music Warehouse, where seats may be booked 1 for the first six nights.

Change of Programme NightHy Mr. SPT7RR will use the Dresden Pimio. Company's New Stenvway Grand Piano. MEL. B. SPURR— SATURDAY, JUNE* 18th, at 8.10. Tom mg Manager, C. H. WHAITE.

HIS MAJESTY'S THEATEE, COUKTENAY PLACE.

To-night, and eveiy Evening at 8. FULLER'S A Great Aggregation of Talent. Success, Extraordmaiy Success of LENNON, HYMAN, AND LENNON, LENNON. HYMAN, AND LENNON, LENNON, HYMAN, AND LENNON, In the new and astounding Act "THE TRAVELLERS' REST," The most laughable act ever seen. A A Whirlwind of Merriment. Tremendous Success' Gigantic Success! Of MISS TILLY DTTNBAR, The Most Versatile Comedienne om th© Australasian Stage. Prices — 2s, Is, and 6d. Boars, 7.20. WALTER FULLER.

/ i P E R A HOUSE. Business Manager, Mr. J F. MacMahon THE WOODS- WILLIAMSON CO. A GREAT AND GLORIOUS RECEPTION Accorded to Australia's Greatest Aotor, ALFRED WOODS, The Celebrated English Emotional Actress, MAUD WILLIAMSON, And the 30 members of theor INCOMPARABLE DRAMATIC COMPANY. The Management are gratified at being able to announce a DISTINCT and UNEQUIVOCAL SUCCESS. Phenomenal and instantaneous. EVERY EVENING. Maud Williamsons delightful dramatisation of Hall Caine's faisoinaiting stoiy, "The Deemster," entitled. — "THE GATES OF BONDAGE." Dan MYLREA . ALFRED WOODS MONA MYLREA MAUD WILLIAMSON. Together with a great oast. 'THE GATES OF BONDAGE," "The Play of the Century." The Scenery and' Costumes a Revelartion. Ask those who were fortunate enough to be present last evening. The Universal Verdict — "A Great. Play, Magnificently Acted." People's Popular Prices — 3s, 2s, Is.

THE KINKING SEASON Of 1904.

nn HE Season has opened with every J. attribute of enduring success. The splendid Rink in Vivian-street was thronged each evening. Skates and Skaters rolled mearily around, and there was no room for doubt that Roller-ska/ting is revived with all its pristine enthusiasm. Three Sessions To-day: 10 to 12 a.m., 2to 5 afternoon, amd 7to 10 p.m. Admission, Is ; Ladies' Skates. 6d. Full staff of Expert Instructors and ajtt-endants, and 1100 pairs of the finest Skates in the world. Under the Direction of Mr. J. MACMAHON.

OPENING ANNOUNCEMENT

G GOLDSTEIN, Mercer, desires to • announce to his many patrons that he has RE-OPENED at 8, WIL-LIS-STREET, in the New Buildings, King's Chambers (late Byko Corner). Specialities — Shirts, Collars, and Ties, all of the latest designs. ' Gents' Underclothing a special feature. From the success that has attended his business since opening in this shop, a guarantee is given that all his Customers will be and are satisfied. Please Note that he will still continue his Cubai-st.reet Shop as a, branch business.

G. GOLDSTEIN, 8, Willis-street (King's Chambers), and At 16, Cuba-street.