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___nrs__K_-trra. TjIULLER'S . QPERA TTOUSE. Direction: Ben. J. and Jno. Fuller, Jun. Box Plan Open 1 p.m. to 7 p.m. at "Miss Carter's Confectionery, opp. - Stalls* entrance, Opera House, Wellesley Street. Price, 2/7. 'Phone 2681. mO-NIGHT AT Q P.M. Night Prices: D.C. or 0.5., 2/1: Stalls, I/?; Gallery, 1/1. AU the above prices include Amusement Tax. Last Night. ~ Last Night. A Lively Company of Fun-makers. TOM HAVERLY'S IRISH 'PLAYERS, . In the True Green Musical Farce, - TWO STRINGS TO HER BOW. ■ Novel Ballets. Unique Skipping. j THE KUTE KEWPIE KIDS. PRECEDED BY REFINED VAUDEVILLE VAUDE AND VERNE... Eccentrics IRENE ARSE.... The Lass Frae Glasgae THE MAXIMS In Song and Dance THE KALEIGHS..Dare-devilry on a Wire JONES AND RAINES.. Piano-man and Girl BOOK IN ADVANCE AND DON'T HAVE i THAT WORRIED LOOK WHEN TOLD THE HOUSE IS FULL. UNPARALLELED 'IN SPLENDOUR i AND GAIETY. "THE .BING BOYS ARE HERE." IT ING ' S rp _t EAT- RE. TO-NIGHT B—TO-NIGHT. TO-NIGHT—AT TO-NIGHT. THE "Ti/fERRYMAKERS. HE -DAERRYMAKERS. THE -\yTERRYMAKERS. " HE ■"TERRYMAKERS. ANOTHER GREAT DOUBLE BILL. AMAH THE MYSTERIOUS AMAH ' MAH HINDOO. VM__--0 They Cannot Keep Him in. TO-NIGHT He will Escape from a Packing Case, or j FORFEIT. flO. . < .. WILL BEBESFOKD, ' The Popular Baritone. HULA HULA, Hawaian Dancer. MURIEL ESMOND, Dainty Soubrette. BERYL TAYLOR, Eastern Dancer. EDDIE EDMONDS, Eccentric Comedian. NORMAN BASSETT, Irish Comedian. irpHE THRONG M" aN . A SPLENDID FARCE COMEDY. 'SCREEN COMEDIES, SCREEN DRAMA-. Prices Still the Same. ' D.C. and 0.5., 1/1; Stalls, 6d. Reserves at Finlay's. PRINCESS ~.-, ----- RINCBSS mO-NIGHT A 7-ACT SUPER FEATURE, 1 TVTET-RO | ' I -""-ETRO I Of Life, Riches and Love. 1 THE />ALL fYF TTER PEOPLE | I HE "F TO-ER XT EOPLE | I mHE fULL /~VF TTER TJEOPLE 1 I HE VJ'p TT.ER -T.KOPLE | THE _"_.LL f\F TTER TJEOPLE | , HE -O-ER -X EOPLE | | CAN THE CALL OF RACE I AND BLOOD BE DENIED? 1 "Tlie Greatest and most elaborate picture Drama 'Metro has ever offered. , Enormous attendances everywhere ot twice the ordinary prices of admission.""New York Herald." • « THE iTALL /"VF TTER TJEOPLE | , HE '-'ALL *-*F -LAR. AeOPLE | An adaptation of Edward Shelton's remarkable play "Egypt." With the- -famous American Star ETHEL TJARRYMORE | , THEL T>ARRYMORE I And a cast of superlative merit. Great Supporting Items And the PEERLESS "DRINCESS ORCHESTRA EERLBSS A BIN-CESS V-'RCHESTRA Ring for Seats. 'Phone SS6A. No Extra Charges. UNPARALLELED IN SPLENDOUR AND GAIETY, "THE BING BOYS ARE HERE." C 3 RAND. Opposite. miO-DAY. TraND. G.P.O. * "-0-day. A Dainty Story of Love and the Races, starring enid "dennett, nid -Dennett. THEY'RE AW 1 rr_IEY'RE fVFF '. HEY'RE v/pp ! A H EY'RE VJ'pp ! A Girl Rides the Race of a Lifetime for her Chance of Happiness. THEY'RE f\b-b- '. rpiHEY'RE (~\F*" ! HEY'RE VPP! THEY'RE VJpp ; A Great Horse Race Occurs in this Play. rriHEY'RE f\FF '. rT-lEY'RE r\FF '. -*- HEY'RE V» FF ; THEY'RE ! Luxury, Gaiety, at a Big American Racecourse, with a Spectacular Finish. SIXTH CHAPTER. THE MYSTERY OF fTTHE TROUBLE _ L HE TROUBLE '-'ROSS. The Most Convincing and Bewildering Serial Screened. . Also, 5 SERIES— HISTORY OF THE WAR And CHARLIE /CHAPLIN, HARLIE '-'HAPLIN, In a New CHARLIE pHAPLIN, Picture, HARLIE VJHAPLiX, CHARLIE /CHAPLIN, "HIS NEW HARLIE v.'HAPLIN, , JOB." Look Out for the Crowd who Come to See CHARLIE. You won't see him if you don't come early ANOTHER GIANT PROGRAMME At the GRAND TO-DAY. ! $&*«£>*£ "D.OHEMIAN Archestra. *_______> 60- pEKi=EKS -60 _*_»__T*' CONDUCTOR: COLIN MUSTON, L.R.A.M. 1 LEADER: C. PRIME. HON. ACCOMPANIST: CYRIL TOWSEY. SECOND CONCERT, FIFTH SEASON. mOWN TTALL, TULY ATll. . ANNUAL SUBSCRIPTION. -I -1 1 1\ — TWO TICKETS —"I 1 /ft XXI 1J (RESERVED) AT/ _» FOR EACH OF FOUR CONCERTS. Extra Tickets Pro Rata. Q/—TWO TICKETS—Q / «V (Reserved). -V FOR EACH OF THE THREE REMAINING CONCERTS OF THIS SEASON. A. W. ROBERTSON. Secretary. Music Depot. ISO. Queen St.. , Next E. and F. Piano Agency, Ltd. 575 gT. MATTHEW'S PARISH HALL. i' THURSDAY NEXT. JUNE 27. | ANNUAL SOCIAL OF MOTHERS' UNION. | Her Excellency the Countess of Liverpool i will preside. Speeches, Orchestral and Vocal i Music. Refreshments. Admission: Non-members of M.U., One I Shilling; members of other branches of | M.U., and G.F.S., Sixpence. Commence 8 p.m. 576 DON'T FORGET.—CLEMENT WRAGGE F.'R.G.S., will Lecture at the EMPRESS THEATRE, NEWTON, TO-MORROW (SUNDAY'), June 23. at 8 p.m. Special Reference to New Star.