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AMUSEMENTS. HIS MAJESTY'S " THEATREt' The Place to Spend a Happy ■ ■■■'.- Half-holiday. Fuller's TO-DAY, at 2.30 .Vaudeville Refined, TO-DAY, at 2.30. Co. Is.—GRAND BARGAIN MATINEE—G<I. Is—GRAND BARGAIN MATINEE—Gd. Is.—GRAND BARGAIN MATINEE—Gd. •'' This week's programmo is something better than you have over had before. NOTHING BETTER IN THE WORLD Gd., Gd.- FOR THE MONEY -Is., 1* 2i HOURS OF CLEAN, WHOLESOMi ENTERTAINMENT,. - Comprising such Popular Artists as •. DOROTHY HARRIS. ALTON; BLUFFO, the Great Laughter Man/ DAN THOMAS. : THE TESTROS* VICTOR. THE NEWMANS - LITTLE VERLIE. THE SUNDOWNER} % CHAS. MOODY. , 6d., Gd.- 2500 GOOD SEATS -Is., Is.Sd., fid — 2500 GOOD SEATS -Is;, Wi Don't he disappointed. Come early] Hundreds could not obtain admissiol last Saturday. So tako good advico •. ' and • ' Is 1 ., Is., Is -BE ON TIME-fid., Gd., Sg , Doors open at 1.15. Commence 2.30. )... , Plenty of room for prams and go-carg\ - : H' "IS MAJESTY'S THEATR®. MONDAY EVENING NEXT. . Tho Vaudeville Sensation o£ 1315, .j' MADAME MARION The ; MADAME MARION Quickest MADAME MARION Woman > ' -' MADAME MARION in tho world • Ono of tho World's Greatest Artists*. 11l her Original Novelty, - ■ "A DAUGHTER OF PROTEUS." Anticipate tho Rush—Be Early. ! jJKI'BIISS ' THEATRE 3 LAST DAY AND'NIGHT OF , - -...THE BEST PROGRAMME IN TOWNS'. Vitngraph and, Maurice, Costello "THE GIRL IN THE CASE."- , "THE GIRL IN THE CASE." • ; . Keystone's Great Fnn Bubble, the ■ "LUCKY LEAP." "LUCKY LEAP.'' "THE GIRL OF: THE OPEN ROAD,"- - (Drama.) "RATTLESNAKES." . "WAR NEWS.'' • MONDAY At 11 a.m. MONDAY. MONDAY ; .At U a.m. ... MONDAY!,; G ! , . .Something out cf ; the Commons,, KATHLYN WILLIAMS ~ ' Selig's Great* Molo-trihmph. :. "THE LEOPARD'S FOUNDLING* , "THE LEOPARD'S FOUNDLING',"a Absolutely an Electric : Success: ■ ■ ' , PATCHES TO PLENTY'S v p i , '(Kfeystbrie.) 9, , i And 1 Splendid'Supportmg 1 Films. ?i' ADULTS, 3d. and 6d. Res. Is. 1 'QEAND'; -'''OPERA:I HOUSE, ■ Lessees .! ...„ j. C. Williamson, Ltd, Harry' Ricknr'dss'-Tivdli'-Theatres, Ltd, j Gov.. Director, ,Hu»h,p. M(lntosh, The Rccord-brcaking Fun Show, ■ FOR SIX' NIGHTS ONLY,-.' Commencing . • • MONDAY, JULY 19th. " '. V " . RICKARDS'/. TIVOLI FOLLIES. ■ ■ ' RICKARDS' TIVOLI FOLLIES. ' : RICKARDS',: TLVOLI FOLLIES. • ThO 'Brightest; BiggeStj- Best Sh'ovt-: ■: over brought to Neu-. Zealand, the entira r p. : . organisation totalling . . . ' 50—PERFORMERS—50 ' " Headed by that Artist Mr, , : " ■ ROBERT PARKER,: , ROBERT PARKER, •. The Distinguished Opera.tic Baritone, ! Latei of ithp Quinlan Opera Co. and, / Madamo Molba's Concert Co, JACK CANNOT, . ' '. The Idol of Australia. ;' , ISABELLE D'ARMOND, , <■ -"jThe Red-Headed Comedy-Queen; ' 1 ■; i ■ ■VERA PEARCE, .. • . 0 (The Australian Beauty, ' ■ - c . FRANK GREEN. . . .■> 1 - ]I'ho Musical Comedy Favouritei f MDLLE. CLERC, 1 Premier Danseuse, 1 . ALFREDO, ' 1 ' . Tho .Vagabond Violinist, . ALVERETTA, REGO, AND STOPPIT,. Renowned Acrblxitic Pantomimists,. . ; MURFAYNE, (America's Champion Xylophonist. a ALEX.- YAKLOVENKO, Russian Dancer from-tho. Imperial Ballet,; EILEEN WATSON, ' Talented Speciality Dancer, . Together with tho Famous TIVOLI BALLET AND CHORUS. " Gorgeous Dresses. Dainty Ensemblaa. "• Magnificent Scenery and Lighting. THE TIVOLI FOLLIES : \ Is nolt a Pierrot Show, but ii Gigantifl 1 Jamboree of Jingles, Jokes, and Jests. Bos Plana Open. Next Thursday at the Bristol Piano Co. .- ■ , i PRICES—Ss., reserved; 3s. and Is. Early, • door Gallery, Is. extra. MATINEES, WED., 21st., SAT., 24th, Spccial Matinee' Prices. BALLROOM: DANCING. ' PROFICIENCY ENSUSEDSIX PRIVATE LESSONS OR . ONE QUARTER AT CLASS. TfypS. H. B. MASON teaches daily at, ItX her Private Hall. Classes for. be- ', ginners Monday and Wednesday' Eveni: ings, term commencing with pupil. P.rivato Lessons by. arrangement, 'bji Day or .Evening. . ' "' Address: 86 Ghuznee St, (near St. Peter's Church).. . " ,'