AMUSEMENTS. LAWRENCE GROSSMITH AS "TONY BLUNT” In " Q U A R A N T I N E ” ' "QUARANTINE” All Wellington, during the next Four Nights, w"’l bo rushing to the Grand Opera House to laugh, at and be amazed • at, the CLEVEREST and Most Daring Comedy over presented to playgoers. Grand opera house. RAND OPERA HOUSE. Direction ... J. C. Williamson (N.Z.) Ltd. Manager 0. Edward Bonner. TO-NIGHT, AT EIGHT. TO-NIGHT. AT EIGHT. And. for 3 Following Nights, FOUR MORE NIGHTS ONLY FOUR MORE NIGHTS ONLY Of ENGLAND’S FAMOUS COMEDIAN, LAWRENCE GROSSMITH. LAWRENCE GROSSMITH LAWRENCE GROSSMITH, Supported by A NEW AND BRILLIANT J. C. WJLDIAMSON COMPANY, In LONDON’S LAUGHING LIMIT OF FUN, “ QUARANTINE ” the most "out of the wmtnw” play ever seen on any stage. FRIDAY AND SATURDAY' NEXT. Another World Famous Play, "AMBROSE A PPI,F, JOHN’S ADVENTURE." "AMBROSE APPLETON'S ADVENTURE.” Final Production, MONDAY, TUESDAY, 28, 29. By Cosmo Hamilton, author of x ' "Scandal,” "THE SILVER FOX.” "THE SILVER FOX.” PRICES: D.C. and 0.5., Cs 6d.; Stalls, 3s 6d.; Gallery, Is. Gd. Early door to Stalls Is. extra and to Gallery fid. Plus tax. BOX PLAN AT BRISTOL PIANO CO. DAY SALES at Grand Lollie Store (Grand Opera House Building). PUBLIC NOTICES. WELLINGTON EDUCATION BOARD ■ EXTRAORDINARY VACANCY, WELLINGTON CITY URBAN AREA. THEREBY intimate that, an extraordinary Vacancy having occurred through the retirement from the Board of Mr. J. J. Clark, a representative of the Urban Area of Wellington City, nominations for Election to the vacancy ■will be received at the Board Office, Mercer Street, up to 5 p.m. on WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 6. Should more than one nomination bo received, the Election will take place on WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 27. G. L. STEWART. Returning Officer. WELLINGTON AUTOMOBILE CLUB. Members motoring to TRENTHAM RACES are Ten nested look out for WELLINGTON AUTOMOBILE MEN stationed on the route showing placard denoting speedlimit allotted. H. J. STOTT, Secretary. DISCLAIMER. IT has been reported to us that the Vendor of a Check Figure System has been using our name in connection • therewith. We desire to state that we are in no way interested in the system, and do not approve of it. WATKINS, HULL, HUNT, AND WHEELER, Public Accountants. Wellington, January 19, 1924. WELLINGTON CHAMBER OF COMMERCE. A N Exhibition of Photographs of 21 Wellington and Vicinity, to be sent to the British Empire Exhibition will be on Vieit at McGREGOR WRIGHT’S LAMBTON QUAY, for a few days from TO-DAY (Alonday), Janu. ary 21. H. SNOWDON FAIRCHILD, Secretary.
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Dominion, Volume 18, Issue 98, 21 January 1924, Page 9
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