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Evening Star, Issue 18698, 29 July 1924, Page 6

AMUSEMENTS. PULLERS’ pEINOESS THEATRE! Direction: John Fuller and Sons, Ltd. TO-NIGHT—At 8-EVERY EVENING. 5 NEW ACTS! 5 TREMENDOUS OVATION EOR GIGANTIC FUN SHOW. The Star of the Year, BERT COOTE, Supported by ~,, _ Mies PEGGY FISHWICK and Mr OSWALD WALLER, In another Delightful Sketchi ‘P. PIPP, DETECTIVE.' ■P. PIPP, DETECTIVE/ Last Week. Don't Mass this Famous London Comedian. First Appearance DINKS AND TRIXIE, DINKS AND TRIXIE, The Elongated Comedian and the Girl wit®, the Golden Voice. BERT DUDLEY. EVELYN BERT DUDLEY. EVELYN Winning Personalities in a Rare Round oc Pleasure. And Still Another; MARCUS AND D’ARMA, MARCUS AND D’ARMA, Sir Benjamin Fuller’s Latest Importation, In a Unique and Unusual Melange of Musia, Dirct from England, AVALT.ER VERNON, WALTER VERNON, Something Essentially Novel in the Way of Ventriloquism, Smashing Now Programme; RENO’S MARI.M BAPIIONE BAND. ■CHARLES LEWIS. FRED WEBBER. MAUD COURTNEY MAUD COURTNEY And Mr “ C,” Mr " C.” Another Fuller “Star”; PHI h. BRAN SB Y, p H I L. B R A N S B Y, I’HT L. B R A. N S B Y, Clover Cockney Impersonations. Fuller./ Bedrock Tarilf; Is, _1« 6d, 2s 64 (plus Government tax and booking fee). Plan at THE BRISTOL till 5 p.m. j later a* JACOBS’S Tobacconist. BURNS HALL, SATURDAY. AUGUST 2, At 8 p.m., MUSICAL T K A fi T, Provided by the Leading Talent of Dunedin, Under tho Auspices of the Nor'.b-ea.Y, Volley Ex-pupils’ AwwckAo.o. Tiokctfi, la and 2s fplux tax). Box Plan Opens at The Bristol on Wednesday Morning. Day Snlco at Jacobs’*; ami Whitcorabe’a, HUGH BEGG, President. TRANCING 1 DANCING! DANCING! JJ SOUTH DUNEDIN TOWN HALL, WEDNESDAY, 8 to 11. Ladies, Is; Gents, Is 6d. SATURDAY, 8 to 12. Ladies, Isj Gents, 2s. Musicians, Singing Sunshine Players. Under host management. S. Atkinson, M. A. M'Both, M.C.s. ST. JOHN AMBULANCE ASSOCIATION. Holders of art union ticket BOOKS arc requested to HAND IN the BUTTS not later than FRIDAY, Ist August. Returns made later •will not participate in tho drawing. D. H. ROGERS, Secretary.

Baby Adrian was beginning to pronounce words quite nicely, but he always refused to repeat the, word water.” On® day, thinking she could catch him unawares, his mother said to him: “ What docs mummie put in baby’s hath?” “Baby’s,” replied the child. Motorists and mechanics generally find it difficult to get the oil and stains from thenhands. A little Kleanitt will shift the dirt and grease like lightning, leaving the hanch feeling clean and soft. Large tin 1* 3d, at all stores— [AdvtJ