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Evening Star, Issue 17958, 3 May 1922, Page 6

AMUSEMENTS. JJIS MAJESTY’S THEATHE. Proprietors Bon and John Fuller. SHORT SEASON, Commencing SATURDAY NEXT, MAY 6, C. Southv.'ood Presonts His English 17 “QUALITY PERFORMERS” 17 And the World’s Greatest Mimic, NINA GORDON, Fa von’ p Filler) ainer of HAT. Queen / Mary and Royal Family, ’ Prom Palaco Theatre, London, In her Astounding Impersonations of Famous Singe Celebrities, Including MADAME MELBA, c.ONNIE EDISS. OLAD YS ATONCRTEFF. Sir HARRY L'HIAKR. ALBERT CHEVALIER, ami many others. KINA GORDON, The genius of mimicry. Her imnmonatlons are almost uncanny in th-ir likeness. She seizes upon the personality of her subject, and weaves it into her own, so that in appearance, inanrerfem, and vocal inflection the resemblance is astonishing. NINA GORDON, .Supported by 17 “ QUALITY PERFORMERS,” 17 Including the, Ever-pomdar Comedian, LEONARD NELSON, The Man with a Thousand Songs. GEORGE SHARK ATT. HARRY WEBSTER, Comedians, In Artistic Programme, entitled ‘A HARVEST OF HUMOR AND HARMONY.’ A Collection of Brilliant Interludes set to Music. Wonderfully Dressed and Magnificently Mounted. NOTE “ Q.P.” POPULAR PRICES for this ATTRACTION EXTRAORDINARY; 4s, 3s, Is (Early Doors Pit Is extra), all prices plus tax. Box Plan at Bristol. No extra, charge for booking. Secure seats and prevent disappointment. Touring Manager, Victor Beck. THE BADMINTON BOOM IN LONDON. LEARN to Play Badminton in Dunedin. Four Practice Lessons. 10s 6d, including uso of rackets, etc. At the Choral Hall, WEDNESDAY EVENING, 8 (11110; SATURDAY AFTERNOON, 3 till 5. Ladies and Gentlemen invited lo attend, jgRTDONE SKATING RINK. TO-NIGHT, at 7.30. TO-NIGHT. TO-NIGHT. TO-NIGHT. Band Night. Band Night. THE BAND OF 11115 4th REGIMENT, In All (ho Latest Dance Crazes. Admission, Is plus tax). ART EXHIBITION. BRITISH AND ITALIAN OIL AND 3 WATER COLORS, MARBLE STATUARY AND POTTERY, YENETIAN GLASSWARE. Open Daily from 10 til! 5 o'clock, DUNEDIN' ART GALLERY HALL. Admission Free.

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