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Evening Star, Issue 18254, 19 April 1923, Page 8

AMUSEMENTS. SALYOS OF APPLAUSE. SHRIEKS OF LAUGHTER. (Tho Verdict in Two lines.) PRINCESS THEATRE. Direction: John Fuller and Sons, Ltd. TO-NIGHT—At B—EVERY EVENING. A Cannonade of Comedy. BERT LE BLANC'S TRAVESTY STARS Present ‘NOBODY HOME/ The Big Bertha Revue Production. Loaded with Laughs—Can’t Miss. WITH VAUDEVILLE! I NASH AND ANDERSON. NASH AND ANDERSON. RUTH BUCKNALL. RUTH BUCKNALL. Biggest Hit of the Year t BERT TERRELL, BERT TERRELL, BERT TERRELL, Tho Famous Dutch Dialect Comedian, Yodeller, and Joke Propounded TARIFF: Ib, Is 6d, 2s 6d (phis Government lax and booking fee). Plan at THE BRISTOL till 5 p.m.; afterwards at JACOBS'S, Tobacconist. ' SCANDAL,’ ‘ SCANDAL,’ Tho -Most-talked-of Play in Australasia. She was a young Society Butterfly bored with tho daily rounds of Society. She longed to taste life in Bohemia—to seek adventure and new sensations, and then came SCANDAL. JJIS MAJESTY’S THEATRE. Proprietors: Sir Benjamin and Mr John Fuller. NEXT THURSDAY NIGHT, FOR THREE NIGHT'S ONLY. HARRY I. COHEN, by arrangement with j. 0. WILLIAMSON, LTD., will revive tho Round-the-world Success, ■ SCANDAL,’ ‘ SCAND AL,’ ‘ SCANDAL,’ Which wa-s responsible for crowded houses during its Dunedin season last year, and which is regarded the world over ns THE MAGNETIC PRODUCTION. The cast on the present occasion is an entirely new one, and has been acclaimed by critics as superior to tho previous one. It is headed by DORIS DUANE, DORIS DUANE, DORIS DUANE, DORIS DUANE, Tie Charming Young English Actress, Who has now ligured as Beatrix Vandet> dyke over 700 times, and is supported by ERIC HARRISON, ERIC HARRISON, Brilliant New Leading Man, Harold Moran, Lucie Carter, John Galway k Grahamo Newton, Arthur Orboll, Mary Macgrcgor, George Broad, etc. PLANS OPEN at Tho Bristol TOMORROW, Prices; 6s, 4-s, and 2s (plus tax).

Plaza theatre. Va ril'd Three-hour Programme. TO-NIGHT, at 7. 810 GLORIA SWANSON in •HER GILDED CAGE,’ A Gorgeous Paramount Special. Also ■ Torchy ’ Corned}'. ‘Bundies, Bewaro’ Western, ■ High Life ’ Century Comedy. And Latest News, /‘d RAND THEATRE *JT Varied Thrce-lmur Programme. TO-NIGHT, at 7. 7.40, GLORIA SWANSON in ‘HER GILDED CAGE,’ A Gorgeous Paramount Spectacle. Also ‘ Torchy ’ Comedy. •Bandits. Beware’ Western. ‘ High Life ’ Century Comedy. And Latest News. Octagon theatre. TO-NIGHT, at 7.4-5. final Screening of ‘The Delicious Little Devil,’ starring Mao Murray and Rudolph, Valentino. Excellent Supports: Gazettes, Scenic, Comedy. Octagon Concert Orchestra. Two Big Specials for Friday: Ist, ‘Silver Wings’ iiMary Carr); 2nd, Clyde Cook in the merriest of rib-tieklers, ‘Once a Sailor.’ Reserves, ‘phono 3,091. giVERYBODY’S THEATRE. 2.15 DAILY 7.15. ■OLIVE TELL in ‘ A WOMAN’S BUSINESS.’ It answers some questions you often wanted answered, and it. will open your eyca to many tilings regarding women. Serial, Topical, Comedy.