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AMUSEMENTS. ; J? ta-LERS' <J PERA ■α-onsl' - 2 ■ Direction: John Fuller and Sons, Ltd. Fnllers , Always Merry and Bricht \ ■ - Entertainment. MATINEE. TO-MORROW — AT 2.30 - SATURDAY TO-M'CRROW — AT 2.30 — SATURDAY* .. ' • Prices: 6d, 1/, 2/. • " TO-NIGHT AT 8. The Place You* Know and More Popular Than Ever. FULLERS' VAUDEVILLE AND REVUE. We have the Right Real Show for you. ana - This Week is Better Than LastA Feast of Mirth and Melody ' - * ■ CON -VTORENI. ptON TV/fORENL' ON.iM-ORENI. VJON -"J-ORENL \-t>x Itloreni. MorenJ;, AND HIS SILK CJTOCKING XJEVDE rio. ilk Stocking .-EVevue Vo In a Gloom Annihilating 80 Minutes ' " "VTED T7-ELIA7' : " -±-*ED JJ-ELLy," AND THE WOWSEK. A Delightful Relish of Spicy Oddments, Seasoned With Hilarious Comedy. • JOE BRENNAN AND IDA NEWTON, ', JOE BRENNAN AND IDA NEWTON. • SWIFT AND DALY, . I SWIFT AND DALY, : "| n '."551 THE CARTHY BROS. s * 4 THE CARTHY BROS. ~\., Prices: 3/, 2/. 1/. Box Plan at Lewis R. Eady and Son. Ltd, BOX PLANS "fTIHE QKIN fIAiSIE." " X HE K'KIN "-AME." Now Open at L*wis R. Eady and Sqn. Ltd. H IS TITAJESTY'S jtiheatbh, Direction: J. C. Williamson (N.Z.), Ltd, 1 : TO-NIGHT —AT 8 — TO-NIGHT. J TO-NIGHT — AT S — TO-NIG-HT. And TWO FOLLOWING NIGHTS. T O Y\7 ILLIASISONT < xz -)r T T»^ ' Have Pleasure in Presenting Their Latest and Greatest Dramatic Success, ■ " SEVENTH HEAVEN." ".SEVENTH 'HEAVEN. ,, ' " SEVENTH (HEAVEN." " SEVENTH HEATEN." ] " By Austin Strong. A Drama of Passion, Pain ana Love. It captures the imagination and reaches the : hearts of tlxe audience as few such dramas could do. A play well staged, superbly acted and foil of real humanity. FRANK HARVEY KEMMI CARPEH Aβ Chico. ' As Diane. And. the J. C. Williamson, Ltd., powerful Supporting Company, in "SEVENTH HEAVEN." A Phenomenal and Unchallenged Success. THnEE MORE NIGHTS ONLY. '• ■ ' THREE MORE NIGHTS ONLY. . \ v COMMENCING TUESDAY NEXT. For Three Nights Only. Galsworthy's Tense and Exciting Drama, " THE SKIN GAME." "THE SKIN GAME." " THE SKIN GAME." "THE SKIN, GAME." A. Gripping Play — Excitement and •Laughter,. too. A play of the "new rich" and "old poor," who didn't understand each other, but whoi , both need the same weapons of blackmail and trickery when their families began to fight. Box Plans at Lewis R. Eady and Son, ■Ltd. Day Sale Tickets at His Majesty's Theatre. PRICES: D.C. and R.S., 8/; Stalls, 4/} fit. 1/6. Early Doors. Back Stalls and Pit, , 1/ Extra. All prices plus Amusement Tas. 1 Plans for "The Skin Game" now open. MUNICIPAL- rtO.NCBBTS, UNiciPAL Concerts, 1 , TOWN HALL. ■ TO-MORROW EVENING AT S O'CLOCKSPECIAL CJOLOISTS' ■\fIG ! HX PEciAL Soloists , i-iioHx* By the > MUNICIPAL BAND. MUNICIPAL BAND. Vocalist MR. JEAN DELLORH. At the Piano ... MR. LEO. WHITTAKEK, CHRISTOPHER SMITH, Bandmaster. ; ADMISSION: 6d and 1/. Reserves, 2/. Booking at Messrs. Lewis B, ■ Eady and Son, Ltd. J. 5. BRIGHAM, 3 ' Town Clerk.

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