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Dominion, Volume 19, Issue 57, 29 November 1924, Page 9

r AMUSEMENTS. IS MAJESTY’S THEATRE IS MAJESTY'S THEATRE ' FULLERS’ TO-DAY A GREAT BARGAIN At VAUDEVILLE , MATINEE 2.30. PROGRAMME TO-DA Y A RE\ UE TO-DAY First TO-DAY TO-DAY GRAND MATINEE TO-DAY At 2.30 Of At 2.30 GEORGE STOREY'S REVUE CO., In their excruciatingly funny Revue, "FIND THE LADY." BRILLIANT VAUDEVILLE CO. LOOK AT THE SPECIAL MATINEE PRICES: Reserves. 2s. (Book at the Bristol), Is. 6d., Is.; Children Half-price. Doors open 1.45, commence 2.30. •tfWflllS MAJESTY’S THEATRE vAusaviaua FULLERS VAUDEVII.LE CO. Direction .. John Fuller and Sons, Ltd. TO-NIGHT At 8 TO-NIGHT Terrific success of ® GEORGE STOREY'S NEW REVUE CO., GEORGE STOREY’S NEW REVUE CO.. Last Night of "FIND THE LADY,” Supported bv an All New Bill of PREMIER VAUDEVILLE ACTS, Each and every one headliners. HARTLEY AND WRIGHT, VAUDE A VERNE FRANK WILSON Last Night of CALLAND AND HOOPER. Last appearance of LILAS BIRT. FULLERS’ FAMILY PRICES: D.C. or 0.5., 2s. 6d. (Reserves 35.), plus tax; Stalls. Is. 6d.; Upper Circle, Is. Doors open, 7.15. Motors, 10.20. BOX PLAN AT THE BRISTOL. After 1 p.m. at Burnett’s, next Theatre. 1 MONDAY EVENING NEXT—GEORGE STOREY'S REVUE CO., Tn an entirely new Revue, "EXPLOSIONS,” a Barrage of Joy Bombs. First appearance of MR. HARRY CLAFF, An International Star, in his great and unique vocal scena, “Bluff King Bal." PARAMOUNT THEATRE. AR AMOUNT THEATRE Courtenay Place. SHOWING TWICE DULY. Afternoon 2.30. 7.45 Evening. The Greatest and Most Daring; Expose of the Modern Girl, in her Reckless Abandon, Ever Filmed. "DAUGIfTERS OF TO-DAY," "DAUGHTERS OF TO-DAY,” "BAUGH PERS OF TO-DAY,” "DAUGHTERS OF TO-DAY," J A Feast of Delight and Action—with Piquancy of a Cocktail. Gentle nurtured and reared in an atmosphere of strict convention and parental love, she had, encountered in tho city unheard-of temptations. A Darina Story of Flapper Life To-day. COMEDY. INTEREST. GAZETTE. BOX PLAN at the Utility Stationery Shop, next to Theatre. Theatre Telephone 21 —842. Britannia continuous RITANNIA From 11 a.m. daily. NOW SHOWING. A Great Rib-Cracking Comedy, "SIX CYLINDER LOVE” "SIX CYLINDER LOVE” One of the Besi Statitic Comedies ■ ever filmed. With a Great Star, ERNEST TRUEX.I Also, COMEDY. LATEST GAZETTE. Telephone 358. gHORTTS’ THEATRE. Another Big Attraction— JACK HOXIE JACK HOXIE JACK HOXIE And the Famous Ranch Riders, The World’s Greatest Horsemen, In “FIGHTING FURY,” "FIGHTING FURY," "FIGHTING FURY,” "FIGHTING FURY," A thrill that comes once in a lifetime. A fast-moving Picture—daring riders, a tremendous cattle stampede, combined with a beautiful love story. Supports include Two Splendid Comedies, Topical, etc. Reserves at the Bristol or 'Phono 768.

TO-DAY, at 2 p.m. TO-NIGHT, at 8. DOUBLE VALUE PROGRAMME. QUALITY—QUANTITY—VARIETY. miVOLI. IIVOLI. The '"Fox" Picture that in absolute actuality is one of the world’s impressive triumphs. “THE QUEEN OF SHEBA” "THE QUEEN OF SHEBA" “THE QUEEN OF SHEBA” The Regal Love Story Regally Presented. Then in just the right contrast, TOM MIX AT HIS BEST TOM MIX AT HIS BEST 1 In His Terrific Western Success, “FOR BIG STAKES” "FOR BIG STAKES” Double Value Prices: Day, 6d., Is. Night, 6d., Is., Is. Gd. Box Plans at the Bristol.

Organ reci t a l. TOWN HALL. TO-MORROW (SUNDAY), 8.30 p.m., By MR. BERNARD F. PAGE (City Organist) Concerto in D Minor (No. 10) .... Handel Choral-Preludes (Op. 122, Nos. 3 ‘^ rahn)s Psychological Poctn Rebikoff Choral from “Suite” (Op. 14) P. de Mnhengreau Prelude Op. 17 (No. 16) .. Blumenfeld (a) Prelude from “La Damoiselle (b) Prelude from "L’cnfant Prodigue 4 ' Debussy Suite Golhiqno Bosllmann Admission free. Voluntary contributions received at door. BAND. CJCOTTISH SOCIETY PIPE BAND ® At CENTRAL PARK, TO-MORROW (SUNDAY), at 3 p.m.

Joy Gsods for Christmas Parties. Tom' Smith's Crackers and Kiddies’ Noveltiss, “to., »i Dimiin’s, Cuba and JjiddiforA Streets.—Aclvi.