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Evening Star, Issue 18052, 21 August 1922, Page 6

AMUSEMENTS. paiNOBSa THEATER Direction: Sir Benjamin and Mr John Fuller. The Pinnacle of Perfection. TO-NIGHT—At B—TO-NIGHT. NEW STABS AND OLD FAVORITES. A RADIANT ROSTER. New Zealand’s Prima Donna, The Goldcn-voioed Young Soprano. _ Miss Field will Sing: ‘My Heart's Desire 1 (Coningsby Clarke), ‘Are Maria’ (Masehervin), ‘Love’s a Merchant’ (Molly Carew). W. J. SAUNDERS, Caricatures W. J. SAUNDERS, in Chalk. Famous COLUMBIA FOUR. Melodists, COLUMBIA FOUR. Direct from the Continent, DB LUCA BROTHERS, DE LUGA BROTHERS, DE LUCA BROTHERS, Sensational Acrobatic Tumblers, Representative TOM LEAMORE, London TOM LEAMORE, Comedian, TOM LEAMORE, London’s Representative Comedian. Tears and NEWMAN AND WYNNE, Laughter, English Sketch Artists. TOM HUGHES, The Comical Comique, Specially Reimported, The Big Fun Specialists, A “ Long ” Laugh-slido. Tariff; Is, Is 6d. and 2s 6d tplus Government tas and booking fee). Plan at The Bristol till 5.30 p.m.; afterwards at JACOBS’S, Tobacconist. MISS ETTA FIELD KIT TOMS and FRED ROMA, Burlesque Favorites. LING and long

£IOO IX PRIZES. •COMPETITIONS’ MAGAZINE. Evcrvon'j can make good use of extra pocket,” money these days, bo why not go in for some of the interesting competitions that carry good prize money. It will prove a lucrative way of spending your winter evenings. Full details will be found in (he ■ Compc; (pons' Magazine, which can be procured gratis from any chemist or storekeeper. There are simple compositions whie, will prove interesting and educative for the children, and others that require more skill will appeal to the elder members of the family.' Get a copy of ‘Competitions’ from your ”chemist, or storekeeper to-day; read the simple rules governing the competitions. One hundred pounds cash is to be given in prize mwauf.—[AdvtJ