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Evening Post, Volume CII, Issue 40, 16 August 1921, Page 2

/^RAND OPERA HOUSE. Lessees J. G. Williamson, Ltd. Direction Walter Monk. Commencing SATURDAY NEXT. Six Nights .Only. SATURDAY NEXT. Six Nights Only. Return of the Favourites, THE FAMOUS AND ORIGINAL ENGLISH PIERROTS! ' ENGLISH PIERROTS! ENGLISH PIERROTS! v ENGLISH PIERROTS! ENGLISH PIERROTS! ENGLISH PIERROTS! , Presenting the Latest London Amusement Craze, "BITS AND PIECES!" "BITS AND PIECES!" / "BITS AND PIECES!" The Best Evor ! The Best Ever! A BRILLIANT COMBINATION! REVUE! ' DON'T MISS REVUE! "Pierrotland," REVUE ! A Tuneful Bit, REVUE ! A Lullaby Piece, REVUE ! A Melodious Bit, REVUE ! A Knutty Piece, -REVUE ! Aii Eccentric Bit, REVUE! A Faroical Piece, And other "BITS AND PIECES." . See the OLD AND NEW FAVOURITES in an ALL NEW REVUE! REVUE! REVUE! Faecinatmg! Alluring! Including The Phenomenally Successful London Sketch, "A DUD DREAM," "A DUD DREAM," "A DUD DREAM," The BOX PLANS for the Seaaon open TO-MORROW (WEDNESDAY), at THE BRISTOL. Reserved Seats, ss; Stalls, 3s; Gallery, Is (plua tax). Early doors 6d extra. RESERVE YOUR SEATS, as the season is limited to Six Nights Only. Two Programmes, Changing on Wednesday. BOTH TOO GOOD TO MISS! TTIS MAJESTY'S THEATKE. Direction Ben and John Fuller. Always FULLERS' And Merry FULLERS' Bright. TO-NIGHT At 8. TO-NIGHT The Greatest Success in Years. LONDON'S REVUE STAR, LAURA GUERITE. LAURA GUERITE. LAURA GUERITE. LAURA GUERITE. LAURA GUERITE. , , LAURA GUERITE. ' LAURA GUERITE. In an entirely new repertoire of great song successes. , NEW ACTS TO-NIGHT. Direct from 'Frisco, commencing, their Tour of the Fuller Curcuii; at His Majesty's, To-night. RICHARDSON BROS. AND CHERIE, Amerioan Character Comedians. BERG AND ENGLISH, Amerioan Comedy Athletes. LOLA STANTONNE, Versatile Violinist. These Artists oan appear here for FIVE NIGHTS ONLY. . , FULLERS' NEW REVUE, Presenting the London and New York Success. . "HITS AND BITS." "HITS AND BITS." GIRLS, GOWNS, and GAIETY. PRICES: D.C. and Stalls, 2s 7d; Back Stalls, Is 7d; Upper Circle, Is Id. „ Reserves at The Bristol—after 5 at Burnett's, next Theatre. BRITANNIA Continuous RITANNIA from 11 a.m. Daily. The Great Universal Western Star, HARRY CAREY HARRY CAREY In HARRY CAREY Bret Harte'g HARRY CAREY Immortal HARRY CAREY Story, HARRY CAREY "OUTCASTS OF POKER FLAT." "OUTCASTS OF POKER FLAT." "OUTCASTS OF POKER FLAT." The mad gold days of California's history enfolded in a thrilling vivid photodrama, "OUTCASTS OF POKER FLAT." "OUTCASTS OF POKER FLAT." Also, RALPH INCE and ZENA KEEFE, RALPH INCE and ZENA KEEFE, In a smashing red-blooded story of the North-west Mountod Police, "OUT OF THE SNOWS." "OUT OF THE SNOWS." "OUT OF THE SNOWS." "OUT OF THE SNOWS." Telephone 358. mOWN HALL, CONCERT CHAMBER. ( THE ALEXANDER WATSON RECITALS. ALEXANDER WATSON RECITALS. LAST FIVE NIGHTS, LAST FIVE NIGHTS, Of tho Incomparable Entertainer, MR. ALEXANDER WATSON MR. ALEXANDER WATSON MR. ALEXANDER WATSON MR. ALEXANDER' WATSON Who TO-NIGHT (TUESDAY) EVENING '•■ Will present The Famous Gravediggcr's Scene, from "HAMLET." \ "HAMLET." The Exiled Duke and his Friends, "AS YOU LIKE IT." "AS YOU LIKE IT." "The Seven Ages of Man." Part 11. POPULAR MISCELLANEOUS PIECES. "Tho Kelpie of Corrievreckan" (Mackay), "The Power of Music" (Quillor Couoh), "The Courtin' " (Russell Lowell), "Imphm," "Conn Goes Hunting" (Boucicault). TO-MORROW: NEW ■ KIPLING NIGHT: "Recessional," "The Smuggler's Song," "Ballad of tho Clampherdovvn," "Fuzzy Wuzzy," "It ," "Lichenborg," "Ortheris in the Tangi." Second Part: "My Lord tho Elephant," "Gunga Din," "The Glory of tho Garden." THURSDAY—"MACBETH." 3s, 2s (plus tax). Plans'at tho Bristol. /Commence at 8. ■■' CARLYLE SMYTHE. 1.0. G.T. EXCELSIOR JUVENILE TEMPLE, No : 10. To Parents and Friends of Members of the Lodge. A CORDIAL and hearty invitation to Parenta' Night, WEDNESDAY NEXT. 17th August, 1921, Schoolroom, Constable-street, nt 7 p.m. E. MONTGOMERY, Superintendent, TTNITARIAN FREE CHURCH, Vivian-street. TO-MORROW, WEDNESDAY, at 8 p.m., Welcome to Rev. E. Rosalind Loo, 8.A., (Cantab), and Harvard, lady Minister from England, and Miss Hargroves. Tho Public are Invitod. Music. Refreshments. ,• Chairman: REV. WYNPHAM S. HEATHCOTB, B.A. (Oxon).