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Dominion, Volume 19, Issue 254, 10 July 1926, Page 11

AMUSEMENTS. TOWN HALL. Direction, E. J. Carroll. NEXT THURSDAY, JULY 15 AND FRIDAY, JULY 16

TO GIVE TWO FAREWELL CONCERTS Prior to their Departure for London by the Ruahine on July 17. DON’T LET IT BE SAID YOU MISSED THIS WONDERFUL CHOIR. You may never hear their like again. ALL THE RICHEST GEMS OF THEIR EXTENSIVE REPERTOIRE WILL BE INCLUDED IN THE TWO FAREWELL PROGAMMES BOOK YOUR SEATS AT THE BRISTOL NOW. D.C., 55.; 0.5., 7s. 6d. (Reserved). PRICES AT THE DOORS: 7s. 6d., 55., 35.. ALL PLUS TAX. N.Z. Representative, Leo du Chateau, 78 Lambton Quay.

STRAND THEATRE Direction: Fuller-Hayward Theatres. Continuous, 11 a.m. to 10 p.m. NOW SHOWING. Another Fine Entertaining Programme. MONTY BANKS MONTY BANKS MONTY BANKS MONTY BANKS MONTY BANKS In " RACING LUCK." " RACING LUCK.” " RACING LUCK.” " RACING LUCK.” A Dazzling Flash of Comedy—a Whizzing, Side-splitting Auto Comedy that packs a six-cylinder punch. A HUNDRED SMILES A MINUTE.Also, "TRIPLE ACTION.” "TRIPLE ACTION.” "TRIPLE ACTION.” "TRIPLE ACTION.” Starring PETE MORRISON, PETE MORRISON, Supported bv his Famous Horse, “LIGHTNING.” In a thrilling Westwn Romance, featuring dare-devil stunts on horse, aeroplane, and parachute COMEDY—GAZETTE—SCENIC. Ring 43—855 for Reservations.

ARTCRAFT THEATRE (Opposite Parliament Buildings). TO-DAY, 2.15 TO-NIGHT, 7.45. Sir James M. Barrie’s Immortal Play: “PETER PAN,” Beautiful ‘■'PETER PAN,” Bettv "PETER PAN,” Bronson "PETER PAN,” as "PETER PAN,” "Peter "PETER PAN,” Pan.” The Beloved Boy who wouldn’t Grow Up The Wonder Picture of the Year! ! Music by JA»ES HAYDOCK. Overture: "La Harpe Eolicnne.” N.Z. ACADEMY OF FINE ARTS. qiHE Exhibition of Paintings by A. F. i Nieoll. in the Art Gallery. Whitmore Street, will CLOSE TO-DAY at 5 p.m. No charge will be made for admission to-day. 0 Secretary. BUSINESS NOTICES fYUR First Gramophone Sale in forty W yejirs. The reductions are sensational. The Bristol Piano Co. Ltd. PIPSKOLLUM, PIPSKOLLUM, PIPSKOLLUM, By "PIP" (The Big Tree Scribe). Some girls quarrel wordily, And use indignant diction. But the girls who know of Big Tree Oil Avoid all kinds of friction.

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