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Evening Star, Issue 17927, 24 March 1922, Page 6

•Mforvom. pHIJST-OSSS T E EAT BE. Direction- Ben end JohnrJTußcr, Ltd. TO-NIGHT, 8. Tho World’s Champion Jumper, JAMES TEDDY, JAMES TEDDY JAMES TEDDY. JAMES TEDDY? Presented by Mile Renee, of Paris. KENNEDY BROS., Eccentric Dancere. THE HONOLULU FOUR, A Melody Poatlval On tho Steel Guitars and Ukuleles. MAGGIE BUCKLEY. GBO. DIXON. TILTON AND WEST—Joy Boys. TUBBY STEVENS, TUBBY STEVENS, Tho Fmmiefft Little Fellow in Vaudeville, MLLE NADJE, The World’s Meet MLLE NADJE, Perfect Woman. RASTDS AND BANKS, HASTES AND BANKS, RASTUS AND BANKS, Colored Entertainers who put all the, letters in “Entertainment." PRICES; Is. Is 6d, 2s 6d (plus Government tax). ' Box Plans at THE BRISTOL till 5.3 U; then at JACOBS’S, Tobacconist. Book, mg fee, 6d. ]3 TJ B N S IT A L L. SATURDAY, MARCH 25th, 1922, at 8 p,m. GRAND VOCAL AND ' INSTRUMENTAL CONCERT, In Aid of the Funds of the Momington Soldiers’ Memorial. PROGRAMME. Part I. National Anthem.—Audienoo. Song —‘The Reason.’—Mr S. Jeff*. Recitation—Selected.—Miss Doreen Todd, Song—‘Hjppy Song.’—Miss A. Guy, Violin Solo—‘Adagio Finale ’ (De Boriot’s ‘9th Concerto’). —Mr J. A. Wallace. Song—‘Friend o’ Mine.’—Mr W. Strang. Dance —Sailor’s Hornpipe.—Master Hush M'Arthur. Song—‘ The Skipper.'—Mr R. Walla. Humorous Sketch.—Mr J. Deaker. Part 11. Song—‘Sho Is Far From tho Land.’—Mr J ( Haig. Recitation—‘Tho Reverie, in Church.’—Mist R. Lamb. Song—Selected.— Mr G. Henderson. Song—‘ Tho Wren.’ —Miss Betty Baird. Pluto Solo—‘Andante Mazurka,’—Mr W. F. Morrison. < Song—‘Don't Be Quito Forgetting.’—Miss K.' MacCalluni. Dance—Double Irish Jig.—Masters H. and T. M'Arthur. Recitation—'The Bobolink.’—Mdffe N. Oi born. Song—‘ Peg Away. I ' —Mr A. G. Cooke. Piper, Mr R. Clark. Accompanist, Mr Chas. A. Martin. Grand Piano kindly lent by Bristol Piano '°‘ J. SAINSBURY, Hon. Sea DON’T MISS Seeing the Struggle for the Banner between Loading Clubs, OTAGO ATHLETIC CHAMPIONSHIPS, CALEDONIAN GROUNDS, TO-MORROW.