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Dominion, Volume 7, Issue 2218, 3 August 1914, Page 9

AMUSEMENTS. JJIS MAJESITS " THE ATBB.' Direction • Fullor-Brennan, - Ltd. TO-NIGHT ' AT 8. TO-NIGHT, ANOTHER LARGE AGGREGATION' OF NEW IMPORTED STAR ARTISTS. . AT 8. TO-NIGHT. - AT 8. AT 8. TO-NIGHT. AT. 8, Ono, ofv tlio/.Most" Superb Bills ;era Pie-i " sented' to a N.Z. Audience. TO-NIGHT! TO-NIGHT! TO-NIGHT I Direct from America—Starring Engage ... meht; aoid First Appearance -'-of •' '. BOUGI3S AND OLIVOTTI American BOGUES AND' OLIVOTTI Musical BOUGES AND OLIVOTTI Comedy ,;. " BOUGES'AND OLIVOTTI'.-Stars: - ':- . In their One-Act Comedy Playlet entitled ' THE WAGER. ' • -First-Appearance in N.Z. of • ' VAN BUREN:.AND. SPINETTI. - VANBUREN AND SPINETTI: . VANBIJREN AND SPINETTI. Artistic, Vocalists and Brilliant; ■I ' etits 'of Modean Ballroom Dancing.. Direct from Loudon, First Appearance: o' THE GOULD BROS. A Great THE GOULD BROS. ' English . . THE GOULD BROS; ' . Act. .. .; " Comedians and Instrumentalists.:" .THE CLARICE BROS.' : Scotch" ' THE CLARKE BROS. ; ■ Comedians,.• •. In their Clever and Tunny Act,'' CAMEOS FROM THE HIGHLANDS. Enormous Success ; Nightly of . v ■ THE JACKELOW, > TRIO, ' ' THE ..JACKGLOJV; TRIO. ' In nil New Russian Diners. , The Popular': ' ZENO.& MAN.DEL' American-Comedians' ZENO & MANDREL . Tom • ARMSTRONG" & HOWARTH' Mate"; : lit an Entirely New Coincdv Sketch;' VINCENT. ARTHUR. AND OLIVER v In New Concerted 'Vocal .'Numbers." STEWART; AND LORRAINE. In their Classical Musical Act. . ,KEEP. YOUR.EYES OPEN FOR The Greatest of all Great Artists, ; ' : DAISY JEROME. •: " : DAISY. JEROME. : . . and O.S. 25.; Stalls Is. Gd.l Tipper Circlo is. Booting at Dresden. U 0.8 Y I' 0.0 T B Ai L.Great' J3j>6ciai.. _ To order. t '""'Grand Film of a'Grand'Gariie."''' ; ALL-BLACKS."V. N;S. WALES;' - " -ALL-BLACKS V.N.S-. 'WALES. • ALL-BLACICS V. N.S. "WALES, ' Arrival of. AlKßlacks'-'by. t Mokoia—Til/ Plavsrs— .and. , THE FAMOUS.'MATCH. ' Splendid. Play, bv "OUR BOYS.'*' showing' all: THE ,WEEK'.AT ... -. 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