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Dominion, Volume 18, Issue 177, 21 April 1924, Page 9

AMUSEMENTS. HHIVOLI (Late Everybody’s TIVOLI A IVOLI Theatre.) TIVOLI Direction: R. A. SHEPARD. SPECIAL PHARUS MATINEE. SPECIAL PHARUS MATINEE. TO-DAY AT 2.30. PHARUS, THE EGYPTIAN, Supported by the FULL COMPANY OF MUSGROVE VAUDEVILLE STARS. MATINEE PRICES: Adults, 25.; Children, Is. (plus tax) to all parts. Booked Seats, Is. extra. PHARUS. THS EGYPTIAN. Direct from the PalladiumLo” d ° n - THE MOST AMAZING AND UNUSUAL ACT EVER SEEN ON THE STAGE. PHARUS, THE EGYPTIANTreats and Cures on the Stage aUqosee of Sciatica. Rheumatism, Insomnia, Deafness, Neuritis, etc. PHARUS MATINEES—MOND AY, TUESDAY, THUESDAI, FRIDAY, at 2.30. MATINEES (FOR LADIES ONLY}— WEDNESDAY AND SAI URDA I MORNINGS AT 10.30. TIVOLI (TCbNIGHT) TIVOLI And Nightly at 8. Direct from the Tivoli Theatres in Sydney and Melbourne. NIBLO AND DORIS, Eccentric Coiniques. REBE KESSLOVA, The Gipsy Violinist. MAY AND KEITH, In Vivacious Vaneties. TULLY SISTERS J An<! T ?" ir ß?ml° U 4 TULLY SISTERS ♦ Jazz Band MILTON BROOKS & ALMA, (In Musicahties). DANNY d’ALMA And His WonderDANNY d’ALMA ful Dog3 ' CLARE SOLLY, Brilliant Australian Contralto. And a Welcome Reappearance of the HANLON BROS., And Special Engagement of SIGNOR LUIGI PASINATI, Principal Tenor of the Sistine Choir. BOX PLANS at the Theatre for lOPAY. Day Sales at the Tivoli Co fectionery Shop. tax). PB.ICES.-25., 35., 4s. (plus raxj. Booking Is. extra. rpHE KING'S (Wellington’s Premier Picture House). TO-NIGHT AT 8 O’CLOCK. “HOLLYWOOD.” “HOLLYWOOD. “HOLLYWOOD.” “HOLLYWOOD.” "HOLLYWOOD.” Note the Cast (the greatest in any Picture):— Charles Chaplin George Fawcett Cecil De Mills Mhott Dexter Arnes Avres Theodore Roberts Walter Hiers Douglas Fairbanks Alfred Green lack Holt Ben Turpin Leal nee Joy Sennett Girls Lua Lee Anna Q- Nilsson Jacqueline Logan Mary Pickford J. Warren Kerrigan Thomas Meighan Will Rogers Betty Compson Theodore Kosloff Jnmes Cruze Pola Negri Niia Naltli THE MOST REMARKABLE PICTURE EVER MADE, Produced by James Cruze, Director of ' "THE COVERED WAGON.” Special Music by THE KING’S SELECT ORCHESTRA. Musical Director, Mr. L. D. Austin. Box Plan during Easter Week at Theatre. _■ A STUNNING UOLIDAT EiHME , Quantity and Quality combined at the A RTCRAFT THEATRE. Artcraft theatre. 7.45 — SHOWING TO-NIGHT — 7.45 MAY McAVOY in MAY McAVOY in MAY McAVOY in MORALS. One ef the nicest pictures you’ve seenl HAROLD LLOYD, At his very best HAROLD DLOYD h aND in MZZT/ - Gazette. Travelogue. Orchestra, .TohnnvHir.es Comedy. "Torchy’s Feud?’ 5 EXCELLENT PICTURES—ALL FOR is. Bd. and Is, Children Half-price.

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