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Dominion, Volume 18, Issue 104, 28 January 1924, Page 9

AMUSEMENTS. LAWRENCE GROSSMITH TRIUMPHS. LAWRENCE GROSSMITH TRIUMPHS. LAST 4 NIGHTS. LAST 4 NIGHTS. LAST 4 NIGHTS. LAST 4 NIGHTS Of tho Most Memorable Comedy Season ever Played in Wellington. At the Grand opera house. RAND OPERA HOUSE. DIRECTION: J. C. WILLIAMSON (N.Z.), LTD. MANAGER ... C. EDWARD BONNER. At 8 o’clock. TO-NIGHT. TO-NIGHT. Final Performance and Appearance in “AMBROSE APPLFJOHN’S AD VENTXJRE/* “AMBROSE APPT,ETON’S ADVENTURE.” Of the Master Craftsman, LAWRENCE GROSSMITH. LAWRENCE GROSSMITH LAWRENCE GROSSMJIH, In his incomparable impersonation of “Captain Applejack”—a performance that for Brilliance and Sheer Artistic Merit will echo through the ages of theatrical time. TO-MORROW (TUESDAY) And 2 Following Nighte LAST 3 NIGHTS OF SEASON. LAWRENCE GROSSMITH LAWRENCE GROSSMITH In tho Comedy that Dazzled England, America and Australia. “THE SILVER FOX." “THE SILVER FOX. "THE SILVER FOX." Bv COSMO. HAMILTON, the Author of ’ “SCANDAL.” "Like my wife —"The Silver Fox patters on its tiny, paws from one iceberg to another, seeking, seeking, and finding the motif of a play that Welligton audiences will welcome as the smartest and . the wittiest of all the comedies seen here within the last ten years It has unique attractiveness, and—it sraash»4 all the dear old conventions into smithereens. SEASON FINISHES THURSDAY NEXT. PRICES: D.C. and 0.5., 6s 6d.; Stalls, 3- 6d.: Gallery, Is. 6 L Early door to Stalls Is. extra, and to Gallery 6d. All prices plus tax. BOX PLANS AT BRISTOL PIANO CO DAY SALES nt. Grand Lollie Store (Theatre Buildings). SHOWS. __ A. & P. ASSOCIATION. 37th ANNUAL SHOW, SOLWAY SIDING, FEBRUARY 19 and 20, 1924. A GREAT EXHIBITION OF STOCK. COME AND SEE IT. Prize money £lOOO, Challenge Cups and Trophies, <£soo. # . All ring events, including Jumping, etc. Also Kennel Club, Poultry Section, Sheep Dog Trials, Home Industries, Dairy Produce, Sewing, Horticultural, Fruit, Vegetables. ENTRIES CLOSE .FEBRUARY 2. Lato Entries, at Extra Rates, close February 9. RAM FAIR, FEBRUARY 21 and 22. Entries Close February 5. Send for Schedule. R. H. WILLIAMS, . . Secretary. Box 40, Masterton. HOLIDAY NOTICES. WELLINGTON GAS CO., LIMITED. NOTICE TO GAS CONSUMERS AND OTHERS. TOIMORROW (TUESDAY), January 29, the Offices, Showroom, and Works of the above Company will bo Closed for tli© Employees’ Annual Picnic. Urgent calls on telephone No. 4 010 will receive prompt attention. M. J. KENNEDY, General Manager. BUSINESS NOTICES.; PHOENIX ASSURANCE CO., LTD. (Established 1782.) Funds, £30,000,000. Claims Paid, £175,000,000. MR. HERBERT FILMER has beep appointed Manager of the Wellington Branch of the Company. HERBERT G. SMITH, Manager and Attorney for New Zealand. REST and a cup of Suratura Tea will take away that tired feeling after q hard day. BARBER AND CO.. Dry Cleaner* > dveing) 125 Cuba St.. Citv. A LWAYS remember to order Suratura -eV Tea when you are in the grocers buying stores.

£7O FOR RECIPES. CORNWELL’S PURE MALT VINEGAR. Here’s a chance for the thrifty housewife to make money easily. Ihe manufacturers of Cornwell’s I,’IS Malt Vinegar are offering over in prizes for a group of twelve, best recipes in which their product is included as an ingredient. A first award of £25 cash will be given and £lO cash for second. The judges will also award thirty-five prizes of £1 Is. each for other recipes accepted. Ask your grocer for further particulars, or write to-day to “Cornwell’s Vinegar Competition,” P.O. Box 325, Christchurch. Competition closes definitely March 10, 1924.—Advt.