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Evening Star, Issue 16195, 17 August 1916, Page 7

AMUSEMENTB. TIVOLI FOLLIES. TIVOLI FOLLIES. TO-NIGHT! At 8. TO-NIGHT! TO-NIGHT! At 8. TO-NIGHT! TO-NIGHT! At 8. TO-NIGHT! GRAND —SOLDIERS' FAREWELL. SOLDIERS' FAREWELL. NO SEATS WILL BE AVAILABLE IN THE DRESS CIRCLE TO THE GENERAL PUBLIC TO-NIGHT. BUT THE ORC. STALLS, STALLS'. AND PIT WILL BE AVAILABLE TO THE GENERAL PUBLIC AT THE ADVERTISED PRICES. BOOK YOUR SEATS AT ONCE, And bo One of the Happy Throng. J-][IS MAJESTY'S THEATEE. Direction HUGH D. M'INTOSH. TO-NIGHT! TO-NIGHT! At 8. . THE SHOW OF SHOWS. ' ' THE SHOW OF SHOWS. "THE BEST EVER," The Unanimous Verdict of all who wei present last evening: A GREAT AND GLORIOUS SUCCESS. Wonderful Ovation Accorded THE TIVOLI FOLLIES! }J ended'by the Beautiful VERA PEARCE, VERA PEARCE, THELMA RATE, JACK CANNOT JW£J£. IA nAVE . - IA CK CANNOT. WAM'ER WF.BMS, GEORGE WELCH, WALTER WEEKS, GEORGE WELCH FRANK GREENE, BILLY REGO. FRANK GREENE, BILLY REGO) Jean Keith, and Peggy Peat. The Follies are preceded by a Full Vaudeville Programme of High-class Artists, Comprising ELLA GASPERS ELLA GASPERS' (The Girl with a Voice of Gold), BELGIAN BAND - BELGIAN BAND (Featuring lions Jacques 801. Tenor), SHORT and LITTLE, SHORT and LITTLE, Comedy Acrobats. FULL TIVOLI ORCHESTRA, Under the Direction WILL QUINTRELL. PRICES': ss, 3s, and Is. Early Doors to Pit, Is Extra. BOX PLANS for Res. Stalls for Tc~ni»hi on view to-day at THE BRISTOL until 5, then at JACOBS'S CORNER, where Da-v Sales may also be bad. THEATRE. TO-DAY! TO-DAY! TYRONE POWER, Tho Brilliant Actor, who will be remembered when he toured Australasia as leading man m 'Trilby' and Dickens's 'The Only Way,' m the Glorious Society Drama, ARISTOCRACY ARISTOCRACY, ARISTOCRACY ARISTOCRACY, ARISTOCRACY ARISTOCRACY, ARISTOCRACY, ARISTOCRACY, ARISTOCRACY, ARISTOCRACY, ARISTOCRACY, A Fascinating Famous Players' Photop!ay in 4 Acts.' The Story concerns the Domestic and Society Life of Two Wealthy American Families who go into London Society, and of a young girl who is forced to forgo her marriage to the man she loves and become the wife of a man who married not for love but for money. Her husband, by his attentions to another woman and general ill-treatment of his wife, proves himself the villain that he is. He meets his death accidentally, and the two lovers aro once again united A BEAUTIFUL STORY. i A CHARMING FINALE. A SPLENDID SUPPORTING PROGRAMME.

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