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AMUSEMENTS. DON’T FORGET OUR CHANGE OF PROGRAMME TO-MORROW AT THE MATINEE. A GOOD, HONE&T, HEARTY LAUGH. FULLERS JJIS MAJESTY’S. < The Theatre of Distinction. Direction: John Fuller and Sons Ltd. TO-NIGHT -— at 8 TO-NIGHT A Cannonade of Comedy. F. GAYLE WYER’S BAND BOX REVUE. LOVE, HONOUR, AND OBEY. LOVE, HONOUR, AND OBEY. A Mino of Jingles Jest and Joy, Beautifully Dressed and Staged, Preceded by BAND BOX BREVITIES. Big Comedy Novelties, Now and Original Sketches, Up-to-date Songs and Dances. FULLERS’ POPULAR PRICES. Box Plan at the Bristol. After 5 p.m. at Burnett’s Confectionery Store, next Theatre. For Reservations after 7 p.m. Phone Theatre (28—175). QUEENS < THEATRE $ (bsiesTJfouse _ 5. A A. TO-NIGHT — 8 — TONIGHT MATINEE TO-MORROW, 2.30. SUPER 2-STAR BILL! Each attraction a positive winner! —each one an entertainment on its own! Ist PRODUCTION: — Whimsical, delightful, alluring comedy, made for light hearts and laughter. He was gay, young and handsome; women languished in his sniile, and sighed for a nod. That is NORMAN KERRY. “THE IRRESISTIBLE LOVER.” SNAPPY! DARING! THRILLING! A bold indictment of ihodern society—a lesson for all in love! NORMAN KERRY—LOIS MORAN With cast of favourites. 2nd PRODUCTION—PETER B. KYNE’S BIGGEST ROMANCE TO DATE. (“This is the story I want to be remembered by.”—P. B. Kyne.) Slashin’ action —nothing but —in this story by Peter B. Kyne of a bunch of cowboys who discovered beauty mud on the back ranch and had to outwit a moneyed gang of sharp business men to savo their [ ranch. LAUGHS! THRILLS! SPEED! EDWARD “HOOT” GIBSON Champion Rodeo Rider and Western “Ace,” supported by efficient cast, in “GALLOPING FURY.” (Universal Super Western). Additional:QUEEN’S QUALITY QUARTETTE (Miss Phyllis Hanify). In music of unparalleled excellence. Booking.—Box Plan at Bristol until 5 p.m. daily. At theatre from G p.m., or ring ’phone 22—334 for reservations. LAST TWO NIGHTS LAST MATINEE SATURDAY. FINAL PERFORMANCE, SATURDAY EVENING. WIRTHS 7- CIRCUS EVERY EVENING at 8 o’clock WEBB STREET, TOP CUBA .STREET. TAKE WALLACE STREET TRAMS. PRICES: 75., Gs. 55., 45., 3s. (plus tax). Children under 10, Half-price to all parts. Reserved Scats, Bs. (plus tax), obtainable at The Bristol. Book Early! ZOO OPEN FROM 4 to 5 P.M. DAILY. Admission: Adults Is.; Children, t ! d. COUNTRY TOUR January 16, Petone. January 17, Featherston. January 18, Greytown. January 19, Carterton. January 20, Masterton. January 21, Eketnkuna. January 23, Pahiatua. January 24. Dannevirke. January 25, Waipukurau. January 26, Waijiawa. January 27, Hastings. j January . 28. Napier. January 30, Woodville. January 31 and February 1, Palmerston; two nights only, matinee Wednesday. Accounts paid 3 —4 p.m. TO-DAY' at Circus Office. SITUATIONS VACANT ’ WANTED, compel nt ShorthandVV Typiste, experienced preferred; salary commence X2 10s. Apply Box 1016. Wellington. & TO LET. I YT’ERY cosy Front Bed-sittingroom I ’ (furnished); also Double Bed-sit-fl tingroom with separate kitchenette; = central. 19 Kensington Street. Phone = 20-111.

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