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Dominion, Volume 10, Issue 3191, 15 September 1917, Page 2

Miss Ada Beeves, the brilliant vaudcvillo artist, has been delighting her many admirers in Sydney as an actress in the veal sense of the word. As a vehicle for the expression of a swirling vortex ot emotionalism under control. Miss Reevo selected a little playlet written for her by Sir James Barrie, entitled "Half-an-Hour," which represents a great crisis in a woman's life. As the lady concerned Mies Reoye has to suggest .'disgust at a brutal husband's treatment which so plays upon her feelings that she decides to 'fllope with a pressing admirer. Everything is ready, her clothes are packed, a letter written to the husband, when suddenly the admiror is killed in a street accident, and it is for the woman to Tecovor from that blow and appear as usual to her husband. The part is full of opportunities to the clever actress, and Miss Reeve is said to have extracted every ounce from the many thrilling events in "Half-an-Hour." An advertisement relating to a. small homestead for sale at JParaparaunm ia inserted br Mr. E. J. Barnett as agentMessrs. Thomson, Brown, and East. Ltd., 189 Featherston Street, advertise a farm consisting of 2946 acres for sale, further particulars may be found in tins issue. For prrey and faded hair ueo Donneily'a Grey Hiir Tonio, Sβ. 6d, Donnelly. 65 | Vivisa. Street.—Advt. i