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Evening Star, Issue 18032, 28 July 1922, Page 6

AMUSEMENTS. LAST OP LITTLE HERMIB. GOOD-BYE TO BEVUE. pEINOESS THEATRE, Direction Sir Benjamin and Mr John Fuller. LAST 3 PERFORMANCES—TO-XIGET AND TWICE SATURDAY. FULLERS’ AMERICAN REVUE. FULLERS’ AMERICAN REVUE. FULLERS’ AMERICAN- REVUE. Geo. Ward, Chas. Sherman, REVUE OF REVUES I The Captivating Dancer, VERNA BAIN. VERNA BAIN. New Repertoire of Terpsichore. DAVRY AND RITCHIE, Tho Tip-top DAVEY AND RITCHIE, Juggling Stars. DB CAR, DE CAR, Phenomenal Comedy Tumbler. Direct from London, Special Starring Enga eement, TRENT AND SADIE, TRENT AND SADIE, People with Pep. Tariff: Is, Is 6d, and 2s* 6d (plus Gor«mment tax and booking fee). Flan at THE BRISTOL till 5.50 p.m., later at JACOBS'S, Tobacconist. XI NO VAUDEVILLE RETURNS. A WONDERFUL RETINUE. Sir Benjamin and Mr John Fuller announce that on MONDAY Next, Xing Vaudeville will be crowned at the PRINCESS THEATRE, and the ceremony will be the most imposing that tho firm has staged in a generation of imposing functions. THREE ACTS OP WORLD IMPORTANCE will,lead tho procession of Stars, and Vaudeville will return with the utmost reclame. Hero are the ‘‘ Stars ” ; THE FLYING WINSKILLS, SENSATIONAL TRAPEZISTS. MAXWELL CAEEW, LONDON'S FASHIONABLE DAME. MURPHY AND MACK, A LAUGHING MASTERPIECE. TOM LEAMORE, A WHIFF OF OLD TIMES. SEVEN OTHER HEADLINERS 1 MONDAY NEXT! HP HR DUNEDIN TRAINING COLLEGE L STUDENTS’ ASSOCIATION wishes to notify all Ex-students that the ANNUAL BALL will be held in the Art Gallery Hall on TUESDAY, August 8. Subscription: 12a 6d (double), 7s fid (gent’s single), 5s (lady's single). Tickets obtainable on application, will; sub., to undersigned before August : K. C. M'DONALD, Miss M. I. STEVENSON, Hon. Secs. Training College, Cumberland street. SETTLERS’ HALL JAZZ EVENING, EVERY SATURDAY NIGHT (8 p.m.-ll p.m.). Under the Auspices of Miss Wallace and Mr A. Gordon, The Goidon-Flint Full Jazz Band. Admission: Double Ticket, ss; Single Ticket, 3s. Tickets at Bcgg’s.