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Dominion, Volume 3, Issue 893, 12 August 1910, Page 1

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AMUSEMENTS. Q P E R A HO TJ, S E. Lessee J. C. Williamson Sub-Lossce and Manager HUGH J.WARD TO-NIGHT (FRIDAY), And TO-MORROW NIGHT (SATURDAY), Positively Last Two Nights of . • the Season. ■EES J. Wig Presents 'his Company of Comedians, Including ' MISS GRACE PALOTTA, 111 Herbert Hall Winslow's . Intensely Powerful Comedy Drama, : . "THE FENCING MASTER." "THE FENCING MASTER." "THE FENCING MASTER." "THE FENCING MASTER." "THE FENCING MASTER." Received last night by a large and en-> thusiastic audipnee. The end of .the second act- created an unprecedented furore, the audience-demanding the curtain again and-again, amidst the most hearty.applause. The clever interweaving of comedy, nathps, and sustained dramatic interest quite captivated those present. . LAST TWO NIGHTS ' LAST TWO NIGHTS LAST TWO NIGHTS' Of- the Season, and . LAST TWO NIGHTS Or . - "THE FENCING MASTER," As a Play it is very sweet indeed, with an old-world air. of the days .when all men were brave and all women beautiful. Prices—ss., 35., and Is. Early Doors, Gd. extra. • Day Sales at Christeson's, - Box Plan'at the Dresden. W. A. LOW. Treasurer. QPE- R A II OUS E. TO-MORROW (Saturdiri AFTERNOON. GRAND MATINEE PERFORMANCE GRAND MATINEE PERFORMANCE ' By the HUGH WARD COMPANY,'. In Aid.of the ( CHILDREN'S TTOSPITAL TTTIUND. HILDREN'S;'.r®-,OSPiTAL ■£ UND. "Help the Suffering Children." ' A BILL TO. BEAT THE BAND. ■ PROGIIAMME PAR EXCELLENCE! ,To Start "at 2 p.m. PART I. Overture—The Wellington Professional Orchestra. Song--"Every Star" ... Mr. Robert Greig "Soldiers ill the Park"; (by kind' permission of J. C. Williamson, Esq.) Miss Grace Palotta Musical Sketch—"Popular Songs" Miss Chctwynd and Mr. Wallaco , "THE SCARECROW," ; A Fantastic Pantomime Sketch, as performed by MR. WARD at Drury Lane, London', and the Cftatelet Theatre, Paris. Characters: Mr. Dixon (a Circus . . .Mr. Reginald Wykehain Mary Piatt (hid Niece) Miss Grace Palotta Bill (a Strong Man)'... 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