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AMUSEMENTS. ip< HAND OPEEA HOUSE. TO-NIGHT! At 7.45. TO-NIGHT! f <p V Jg- WITHOUT IS DOtJBT iPjf GBJ3A.T \J TIUTOrPH! "TTJitS BOUND THBEE TIMES!" ONLY FIVE NIGHTS KOBE. Under the Direction of ME, TOM POLLAED .Musical Conductor, ME, BERNARD PAGE. ' PRICES—Dress Circle and Orchestral Stalls, 55.; Back Stalls, 35.; Family Circle Iβ. Early Doors 6d. extra, PLANS ARE FILLING RAPIDLY AT THE BEISTOL. E. B. VANCE. fllA-Ml) OPERA HOUSE. AN EPOCH IN THE THEATRICAL HISTORY OF WELLINGTON Commoncing MONDAY NIGHT NEST. MONDAY NIGHT NEXT. . For Six Nights Only. HUGH D. ITINTOSH Has Pleasuro in Announcing the "First Appearance in Wellington of MISS ADA REEVE, -- MISS ADA REEVE, : — MISS ADA KBEVE, ; . MISS ADA REEVE, : Who holds pride of place in the affections of Playgoers throughout England, America i and Australia. Excerpts from Sydney and Melbourne Criticisms :— MISS ADA REEVE. "She is the happy possessor of a personality that demands recognition." MISS ADA REEVE. "She arouses our deepest emotions, whether they he of sadness or gladness." ■ ■ . MISS ADA REEVE. "She evokes our tears with a simple ballad, and dries them with tho lauchtet aroused by a Cockney romance." MIBS ADA REEVE. "So artistic a performance has never before been registered on the Sydney stage." MISS ADA REEVE. • "Tho general public, and the soldiers in partioular, have rallied to Miss Reeve's banner in a. mannei - altogether without preoedent." MISS ADA REEVE. "Miss Ada Reeve completely captured her. audience, reasserting all the personal charm and vivacity which, in association with a lyric eojirano of genuine sweetness, have won her fame and fortune in many lands.',' MISS ADA REEVE . ' la supported by tho Greatest Aggregation of Vaudeville Artists which has yet' been organised to tour Australasia. • BOX PLANS • . Will be opened at tho Bristol on THURSDAY MORNING at 9 o'clock. A queue will be formed from 8 a.m. PRICES—D.C. and'n.S., 65.; Stalls, Js.; Gallery, U: Early door Stalls end Gallery Is. extra..

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