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AMUSEMENTS. . nPEfiA TTOUSS '• *■ ULLERS V-fpERA ' -£*-OUSE , Direction: Ben. and John Fuller. 1 ALWAYS AND j MEKHY -T ULLER'S BRIGHT. HOLIDAY qQA — TXTATINEE OLIIIAY — *'OV _' iVi-ATINEE EASTER MONDAY. AT 2.30. Prices: 6d, 1/, and 2/. TO-NIGHT —AT Q — mO-NIGHT. O-NIGHT —AT O — Xo-NIGHT. MAMMOTH EASTER ATTRACTIONS. DE LfJXE. VAUDEVILLE. DE LUXE. LAST NIGHT AND FAREWELL, TO T>EV. TjiRANK pORMAX The Singing -"EV. -f RANK VJORMAX Parson. MAGNIFICENT RECEPTION ACCORDED IIMERALD AND T\CPRK«, AND In Their Comedy Sketch, Entitled "Billeted." NOVELTY OCMAS. MUSICIAN. JOE TTURLEY, CONVICT OE - L, -URLEY, NINETY-NINE. ; NOVELTY "IVfUNROH AND T4.fA.SREY. DANCERS. -WJ-CXROE AND -I'AaSSEY. LAST XIOHT AND FAREWELL OF HAAGEN TTOLENBERGH, DANISH AAGEN -Q-OLENBERGH, PIANIST. ENTERTAINING ACTS FROM VAUDE AND VERNE. PHIL. PERCIVAL, LILAS BIRT. CONNORS AND PAUL. BOOKING ARRANGEMENTS. Plans open at Segedln's (opp. Opera Houee). from f) a.m. He who books Is sure. ;. PRICES: l>. 3/. 4/ <Plus Tai). • New Acts and New Programme for the Holiday Matinee. EASTER -afOXDAY. ASTER -"J-OXItAY. "PIULLER'.S T'-I.NG'S mHKATRE. - 1 - ULLKRS XA-LXG - ® X HiEATRE. FULLER'S T7-INGS rpHEATRE. ULLEH'S -I*-ING'S -»-HEATRE. NEWTON. 3 Direction Ren. and John Fuller. NELLIE BRAMLEY. GEORGE CROSS. 3 AND TfUTLLER'S T-|RAMATIC T)LAYERa p * PLLKR'S ■L'RAMATir -t LAYEKS c priLLER'S -pjRAMATIC T)LATERS T ■*■ ULLICR'S -L'RAMATIC *- LAYERS rpO-NIGHT AT D X O-NIGHT AT O. - ' TTNCLE rpOM'S ( \ABIN. '-'NCI.I-, J-oms v^ABIN UNCLE rpOM'S /-tABIN, N'T.X J-OMX v^\BTX r TTNOLE rp)M-s ptABIN.' UNTILE mOM'S rxABrN N'-I.R •lini'S TTNOLE rpiOM'S ' -»- OMS V/ A BIX. BEN. AND JOHN FULLER'S 'GR'F.AT EA'STEJB ATTRACTION. A FESTIVAL FOR TEE CIULDI£iEN. A DBLIOTIT FOR THE OLDER ONES. I The Runous Old Play of S-lavery Days ■ will be produced Iα a manner never before attempted A DRAMA OF PANTOMIME SIZE ' Sp<jcinlly Augmented ■Company. including « AI! the Favourite Members of FULLERS DR.A.MATH- PLAYERS Will make tbe Chani<-ters of the Fumous Old Novel LIVE AjrainDear Little 'Eva, Poor Old Uncle Tom, Simon I.esree. Eliza. Cassy Aunt Ophelia. Tnpsy, Aunt Chloe. Funny Marks the 'LnnTPr. 'Sambo and Qtiimbo George Tlarris. Kind-hearted. Mr St. Claire and a host of Others will all be there. SERIES OF WONDERFUL DRAMATIC iSETTrSGS. The numerous .Ttiliilee Choruses. Glees, and Hymns speHally arranged by (Hamilton 1 WeW>er. Mus. Bnc. * PLAY ■PRODUCED BY GEOROE CROSS. Augmented OrrheKtra under the Direction of Mra. J.K-oliS. BOX PIJA'N ARTIAMJBMENTS. Reserved Seats may be booked at Sejredin'e <"onfectionery Shop opp. Oipera 'House, All Day. ■NO INCREASE IN FULLER'S "POPULAR T>RICES. DLI.ERS -*- OPULAR -t BICES. 1/ to 2/0 — Pius Tax — 1/ to 2 <?. 1/ to 2/6 — Plus Tax — 1/ to a 6. BK WISK AMU BOOK YOUTt SEATS. rj oxc en x ha-m re r(TOWS TIALL). THE Blii HOLIDAY BOOM (EVERY EVENING). THE TT< N<i L I S H nURROTS. H,E N' (I L I S H -t I E-R'RO TS. THE "17 X « 1.1 S H x> lERR OT S. II E -C I E R R O T S. TH E IT , Nfr I/ISH T> IE R ROT S. H E -L* N G I. I S H -C lEitR OT S. In the Third Edition of " "D'iTS AND -pIECBS,' , ■•X>nvl AND -Tia^EiS." BITS AND T>rECE«," ITS AND 1 [ROES." BITS AND T>IECES." ITS * AND *- lEOES," Including. " A "P* rD T|REAiI." ■• J\. J-'UD -L'itEAM." AT\UD -pvREAM." From tbe English Theatres. WriJtf-n and Presented by LIEUTENANT EDMUND WARRINGTOX, Who Appears in his Oricraal Role as Played Before H.R.H. TLTE PRINI'K OF WALES. At tbe AUlwych Theatre. Ixindon. " A DUD DREAM." " A DT'.D DREAM." A iRIOT OF LAUGHTER." THE ENGLISH PIERROTS. THE ENGLISH PIERROTS EXCERPTS FROM OPERA AND QUARTETS. Together with all their Delightful Offerings, ARE JUST -IT : Prices: -I ' (Reserved): also 3/ and -;'. AH plus tax. Box Plans for To-day and Monday at CODEMAX'S, lI.JI. Arcade. " , .XriCTORIA I r r\HKATKi:. TVEVONPORT >* ICTOKIA -Theatre.-L'E.voxroßT. TO-NIGHT AND MONDAY. GREAT HOLIDAY PROGRAMME. An English Feature. TTNDER SJUSPICION. *-* NDE-R CfSPICION. The story will hold your rapt attention up to a TIUQMENDOUS ('UMAX, Also, a Splendid Series of COMEDIES AND TOPICAL* S.PECIAL- -VrATINKE. Arx)NDAY. rEciAL J>u.atixt-;k. -'■'-Lunday COMING, TUES. AND WED CiEOHOBS CAHPENTIEK. In "THE WONDER MAX." ■f/TCTORIA mHEATRK, TVEVOXPORT * ICTOKIA J-'HEATR-E. ■U'kyOXI'DRT \ EW T ABOUR T>ARTY. -"ew Zealand "abh! FULLER'S |~|PERA TTOUSE 1 I.LER'S XIoCBE. ITW)-MORROW (SCXDAY), Iγ **f\ P.M. gPECIAL JJAOTER MT iSIAVAr;E, M.P.. • 'J- K>.\VA<}K. M.P. AT ,T iSJAVAGE M.P.. IU-. O. IOAVAtiE, M.P.. Lectures on " THF. PARLIAMT'A-TARY LABOUR PARTY AND TIIK IMPERIAL CONFERLNCE." SPECIAL MUSICAL PROGRAMME f!.v 'Memhers of mHE pAMors j yric quartet J- HE * AXOl'i - L/ YUIC 1. Selection , ORCHESTRA* -Song "Old Baity." MR. JOHN RYAN. 3. Recital ." •• On strike " MR. ALAN MvKLWAIX. , 4. Song "The Secret." MR. HERBERT RtCHAICDS. 5. lecture. "Labour and the Imperial Conference." MR. M. J. SAVAGE. M.P. 6. Duet. "The Battle Bye." MESSRS. RICHARDS AND RYAN. 7. Recital "Oh. Memory." MR. ALAN McELWAIN. lion Accompanist. MI:. L. CONRAD. Doors Ooon T. Orchestra 7 to 7.30 p.m. ! BE EARLY AND SECURE A GOOD SEAT. BILVEIt COLLECTION. ILVER '-'OLLECTION m