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AMUSEMENTS. Three Sessions Daily—ll a.m., 2.15 and 8 p.m. iiSii'iMlliffl WJ'W i WMjOISwi Bwi , I J SE® I WINIFRED SHOTTER — MARY BROUGH — ROBERTSON HARE. “Rookery Nook” amused you—“PLUNDER” will convulse you—lt’s just the Funniest, Most Ludicrous Farce that this popular Theatre team of Comedians has ever BOX & PLANS RUSHED BOOK YOUR SEATS EARLY AT BRISTOL PIANO CO. OR THEATRE (Phone 44—144) (Telephone Reserves Cannot be Held After 7.4 S p-m.) GRAND OPERA HOUSE Direction: J. C. Williamson (N.Z.), Ltd. NIGHTLY AT 8 O’CLOCK. ’ FINAL MATINEE WEDNESDAY. MATINEE TO-DAY at 2 o’clock. Doors at 1 o’clock. Matinee Prices: D.C. and R.S., 6/-; Stalls, 4/-; Gallery, 1/6 Gallery, 6d. extra. Children Half-price to D.C. and Front and Back Stalls? Gallery 1/-. , > “ THE HOUSE THAT JACK BUILT ’ Which eclipses from every point of view even the memorable production «< "Mother Goose.” You will sec in this Pantomime: The Lovely f Tulip Farm—The Amazing Transformation S cene —The Gorgeous Palace of Gold—l ne r’rt-;;?-',' Beautiful Garden of Eden—The Amusing Vegetable Ballet—The Lovely Luminous j v Ballet —The Mysterious Mirror —The Funny . t ? Glee Singers—The Beautiful Ballet of the |j&-g4agy'4 * AfeJKS-Bg) Seasons—The Comic Duel Scene—The X Pretty Girl Over the Audience —The Fas- -»S* cinatiug Swing Girls—The Superb Eve JWOf! Ballet—The Amazing Thought-reading Cow .UK. —The March of the Phantom Army—The Disappearing Tent—And Many Other Features and Specialties to delight pantomimelovers of all ages, ineluding the Wonderful Tov Shop Ballet, in which 25 Brilliantly x > ( ~ & Clever Australian Children Take Part. WITH THE FAVOURITE PANTOMIME 41 ARTISTS t— Jim Gerald as Dame Barleycorn. ROV RBNE - AMT ROCHELLH Nrfl Taylor. PM! Smith, Nick Morton, Kathleen Goodall, the Fallow Twins,' Harry Short, Edna Moncricff, Arthur Stigant, ; Paularto Brothera, Mona Zeppd, Ene Bush, and TOGETHER WITH A Magnificent Choru? and EalleV A Real Three Hours’ Complete Pantomime right up to the Highest J. C. Williamson, Ltd. Standard. “THE HOUSE THAT JACK BUILT," A succession of Novelties, Specialties, Song Hits, Stage Speetartes, Comedy Scenes, and Sketches, and a Favourite Pantomime Story interwoven. A COLOSSAL PRODUCTION! BOX PLANS AT THE BRISTOL. DAY SALES AT THE GRAND OPERA HOUSE CONFECTIONERY. Evening Prices: D.C. and R.S. (reserves). 7/-; at the Doors, 6/-; Stalls, 4/-; Gallery, 1/6. Early Door Gallery, 1/- extra. All prices plua tax RESERVES AT THEATRE RING 21—814.

ATHLETICS! fi j ATHLETICS! FINAL M FINAL APPEARANCE . OF THE FAMOUS AMERICAN ATHLETES ATHLETIC PARK TO-DAY At 215 : THE GREAT MILE RACE BETWEEN KISER, ROSE, BAYNE, AND McDONALD. ADMISSION : GROUND 1/-, STAND 1/6 EXTRA. RESERVES AT NED PERRY’S.

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