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Dominion, Volume 19, Issue 166, 10 April 1926, Page 11

AMUMiMENIb MATINEE TO-DAY MATINEE at MATINEE 2.30. Everything as at Night. Last Matinee appearance of WEE WILLIE LANCET. The “bad boy” ot Vaudeville. FULLERS' MATINEL PRICES. U.S. and D.C. Is. 6d. (Children Is. ; Stalls Is. (Children 6d.j; Upper Click. Cd.. adults and children. MATINEE BOX PLAN AT BRISTOL. No Extra Booking Feo for Children. FULLERS’ HIS MAJESTY'S THEATRE Direction: John Fuller and Sons Ltd. TO-DAY AT 2.30 TO-NIGHT AT 8 Last Night of This Bright Bill. PHIL SMITH AND HIS CLEVER MUSICAL COMEDY COY. Including NAT HANLEY. Presenting "SWEETHEARTS." — “A Laugh in Every Line.” REV. FRANK GORMAN, The Singing Parson. THE CARTHY BROS. “Just a Couple of Pommies.'* LESLEY ELLIOTT, The Girl at the Piano. Last Night of WEE WILLIE LANCET, London’s Vest Pocket Comedian, FULLERS' POPULAR PRICES: BOX PLAN AT THE BRISTOL. After noon, at Burnetts, next Theatre. ■Phone Theatre (22-669) for reservations, after 7 p.m.

PARAMOUNT THEATRE Courtenay Place. TWICE DAILY. Afternoon, 2M 7.45 Evening. FULL ORCHESTRAL MATINEE TO-DAY. Here He Is! RICHARD BARTHELMESS RICHARD BARTHELMESS RICHARD BARTHELMESS In a Big Picture that’s Full of Action from Start to Finish. “SHORE LEAVE'' with DOROTHY MACKAILL DOROTHY MACKAILL Our Dick is the Snappy Jackie—and Dorothy Mackaill’s his Sweetie. It’s big with the drama and humour of fighting sailors all through it. AND IT SOUNDS THE DEPTHS OF YOUR FEELINGS IN MOMENTS WHEN THE SALT OF THE SEA BITES INTO THE LOVE WOUND OF A GALLANT SAILOR. “SHORE LEAVE” “SHORE LEAVE’’ “SHORE LEAVE’* A First National Picture. GAZETTE SCENIC “FELIX THE CAT” CARTOON CHF, PARAMOUNT ORCHESTRA. BOX PLAN at the Utility Stationery Shop (next to Theatre). Telephone 21-838, or ring Theatre Telephone 21-842. ARTCRAFT THEATRE (Opposite Parliament Buildings) 745—— AGAIN TO-NIGHT 7.45 ‘A Thri’ling Tale of Newspaper Life! “THE FIGHTING CUB” “THE FIGHTING CUB” “THE FIGHTING CUB” “THE FIGHTING CUB * “THE FIGHTING CUB” “THE FIGHTING CUB” PAT O’MALLEY MARY CARR WESLEY BARRY. Musin by JAMES HAYDOCK Extr’acto: “Alice” Good Supports. A Pleasing Programme. Matinee onIy—“THE HURRICANE KID” Hoot Gibson. BUSINESS NOTICES. pLORENCE HULLEN, C.M.D., Dermatologist and Toilet Specialist, Begs to notify the public that she has Removed to more commodious and up-to-date premises (where only experts, in the different branches of the profession are employed) to No. 7 COURTENAY PLACE, Next Post Office. Phone 22 —070.

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