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Dominion, Volume 25, Issue 167, 11 April 1932, Page 2

AMUSEMENTS. Grand Opera House T NtU“.. 2 . ls ' Direction: J. C. Williamson Films. — LAST TWO DAYS! A GREAT ENTERTAINMENT! ! I LEWIS STONE in I'4. f SYLVIA The X'» NEV BARGAIN STREETS If you’ve ever loved, you’ll see your 'The most exciting drama to reach the own life —your own troubles—your screen this year. Love that flames own secrets—in PHILIP BARRY’S 'mid the death-dealing rivalries of GREAT STORY of YOU—AND “City Streets.” ME! “A” Cert.—Adults onlv. it BOX PLANS at BRISTOL and BERKELEY. Theatre phone: 54—<06. :: PRICES from 1/-, Matinees and Evenings ::

IMPORTANT! —So as to ensure a brilliant opening on Wednesday evening for the return of Hie favourite Gilbert and Sullivan Opera Company, the management have decided to CANCEL THE MATINEE ADVERTISED FOR WEDNESDAY AFTERNOON, Therefore, will patrons please note. GRAND GALA WELCOME RETURN Wednesday Evening Next, at 8 o’clock. GRAND OPERA HOUSE DirectionJ. C. WILLIAMSON, LTD. SHORT FAREWELL SEASON Y 5 SHORT FAREWELL SEASON SHilliT FAREWELL SEASON '^ IC favourite GILBERT AND SULLIVAN ' COMIC OPERA COMPANY Is 11 i V Commencing WEDNESDAY, AT THE MATINEE “RUDDIGORE,” “DOROTHY,” MIKADO ’” ‘" rHE DIRATES,” * IIIE yEOMEX OF THE GUARD” “THE GONDOLIERS.” ImL DLANS RAPIDLY FILLING AT THE BRISTOL.

ODD BRIDGE AT SHANGHAI. Oddest of bridges (n the Orient is a zig-zag bridge which has just been completed in China. It meanders across a lake in Shanghai, China, lending to a teahouse ou the opposite shore. Tn the hospitable corners of the bridge strolling pedestrians gather and pause for friendly cou versa Hou,