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Dominion, Volume 16, Issue 88, 10 January 1923, Page 7

AMUSEMENTS. RAND OPERA HOUSE. VTRAND OPERA HOUSE • DirectionJ. C. 'WILLIAMSON, LTD. BOX PLANS ut 1 THE BRISTOL. TO-MORROW MORNING. AT 9 A.M. SATURDAY NEXT. JANUARY 13. J. C. WILLIAMSON, LTD.. Present , THE FAMOUS ENGLISH STARS, MISS LEE WHITE in “BRAN PIE.” MISS LEE WHITE in “BRAN PIE." ■ Miss LEE 'WHITE in “BRAN PIE." ■ MISS LEE WHITE in “BRAN PIE." LONDON’S AND AUSTRALIA’S IDOL, In her ORIGINAL SUCCESS, From the Prince of Wales’ Theatre, LONDON. "BRAN PIE," “BRAN PIE,” “BRAN PIE," . THE LIGHTEST AND BRIGHTEST MUSIIUAL HELTER-SKELTER ON RECORD. DELIGHTFUL ADDITIONAL SEASONING by The Distinguished English Comedian, CLAY SMITH CLAY SMITH CLAY SMITH CLAY SMITH CT AY SMITH —— CLAY SMITH In his original London Creation. The Prominent English Comedians. ERNEST SEFTON and LUCINE BECK ■Their First New Zealand Appearance. LANCE LISTER LANCE LISTER CLARICE HARDWICKE MURIEL CATHCART ZOE WENKE ZOE WENIO3 MAIE BAIRD & ARCHIE THOMPSON. With a specially selected CHORUS AND BALLET. Producer ... ROBERT GREIG. PRICES-D.C. and R.S., 75.; Stalls, 3s. 6d.; Gallery, Is. Gd. Early Doo; Stalls, Is. extra. Early Door Gallery Gd extra. All Prices Plus Tax. WELLINGTON CHAMBER OF COMMERCE. O’EMBERS are invited to attend a I’-JL screening at the King’s Theatre on Thursday. January 11. 1923. at 2.30 p.m. of a picture depicting the loading and discharging (facilities of the I’tonft of London. Captain A. W. Pearse, representing the Port of London Authority, will also give a short address. H. SNOWDON FAIRCHILD, Secretary. BAND. ITTRAMWAYS MILITARY BAND at ORIENTAL BAY. TO-NIGHT (WEDNESDAY), At 8 o’clock. ATHLETIC SPORTS. T' AWN TENNIS. Juawn TENNIS. NEW SOUTH WALES NEW ZEALAND. LADIES’ INTERSTATE MATCH, To be played on the THORNDON CLUB’S COURTS. Halswell Street, on FRIDAY AND SATURDAY, January 12 and 13. i i • ( Admission to Grounds: 2s. 6d. each day. Boys and Girls, Is. each day. -■ = 1 ART UNION FOR THE , -riL BLIND & UNEMPLOYED. ] RESULT OF DRAWING: j Ist Prize, Ticket Number, 7306 2nd 5469 t 3ixl 4821 . 4th ~ „ ~ 4546 sth 7351 6th G 376 7th ~ 7934 ■ Bth 3986 9th 6480 10th 4388 11th 4898 12th 4807 Prizes are available upon application r to Mr. D. Leslie. Town Hall.

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