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Press, Volume LXVII, Issue 14055, 29 May 1911, Page 1

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THE MUSICAL WEATHERLYS, TIM HOWARD, GEORGE' SPARKS. Dehvyn and Tve, Jcs-iio Lee, Rnby Wallace, Re-appearance of CECILE STEPHANO, The Talented Contralto Vocalist. Last Few Nights of THE STAIG TROUPE The world's, most THE STAIG TROUPE wonderful and darTHE STAIG TROUPE ing cyclirta*. In their Truly Sensational Performance. RIDING ON THE DEVIL'S TABLE; PRICES: 2s, ls 6d nnu ls. Reserve* at Milner and Thompson's (no oxtra charge). Doors 7.15. 6044, rjOLOSSETJM. Comfortably Hoatcd for the Winter Season. TO-NIGHT. At 8 o'clock. TO-NIGH'!'. The Far-famed and Illustrious FULLER'S The Best PICTURES. FULLER'S' of All. PICTURE!.. Last Night of A STAGE ROMANCE. THE SHOW GIRL'S STRATAGEM. PICTURESQUE SARDINIA, ' ' THE LOST RIBBON. OVER ROCKS AND ICECOWARD AND HERO. , Last Night of THE FALL OF TROW- The Greatest THE FALL OF TROY, Picture ever THE FALL OF THOY. .weened in THE FALL OF TROY. Christchurch. Tweedtednu) April Fool. Tilly's Putty. FULLER'S PREMIER ORCHESTRA. 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