AMUSEMENTS. ANOTHER NEW COMPANY Of INTERNATIONAL VAUDEVILLE,. From \ J. C. WILLIAMSON THEATRES In SYDNEY AND MELBOURNE. JJIS MAJESTY’S THEATRE Proprietor*?, Sir Beniamin and Mr John Fuller. Commencing MONDAY NEXT. MONDAY. MONDAY NEiXT, MONDAY. AND NIGHTLY, at 8. 6 Nights, 2 Matinees. MATINEES, WEDNESDAY AND SATURDAY. England's Most Popular Pantomime and Vaudeville Comedian, "WEB” GBORGIB WOOD, "WEB” OEORGIB WOOD, " WEB ".GEOHGID WOOD, The most highly-paid Vaudeville Artist ever brought to the dominion. “WEE” GBORGIB WOOD and Company, including DOILY HARMER And TOM BLACKLOCK. MONDAY NEXT. (For 3 Nights, 1 Matinee. A Playlet of British Home Life, ‘BLACK HAND GEORGE,’ CHANGE OF PROGRAMME, THURSDAY NEXT, for 3 Nights, 1 Matinee. An Epic of Mother Love, ‘THICKER THAN WATER.’ Presented by N.Z. ENTERTAINERS, LTD., By arrangement with J. C. WILLIAMSON VAUDEVILLE, LTD., A BRILLIANT COMPANY Of INTERNATIONAL VAUDEVILLE From J, C. WILLIAMSON THEATRES, And from the World’s Leading Vaudeville Houses, NEIL M'KAY, England and NEIL M‘KAY, America’s Most NEIL M'KAY, Unique Comedian. NEIL M'KAY, A RUSSIAN SOOT NEIL M'KAY, WHO PIPES, SINGS, NEIL M'KAY', AND DANCES. From the Hotel Cecil, London, EDDIE LESLIE And his COLUMBIA SYNOOPATORS. COLUMBIA SYNOOPATORS, "A Riot of Music and Jazz.” A'audevillo’s " Beau Brummel." From Australia; BILLY MALONEY, The Man BILLY MALONEY, with the BILLY MALONEY, SILVER STICK. From the Moss SI oil Circuit: ALDOR TRIO, Trapes© Artists ALDOR TRIO, Extniordinarv. FRANKS’S CANINE STATUARY. FRANKS'S CANINE STATUARY. "Dogs Almost Human in Their Pose.” From London: MARIE LAWTON, Delightful Songs MARIE LAWTON, with ihe Harp MARIE LAWTON, and Piano. From the Palace Theatre, New York: JAY WHIDDEN. Ho makes Urn JAY WHIDDEN VIOLIN LAUGH JAY WHIDDEN. AND TALK. PRICES: D.O. and 0.5., 6s (id; Stalk, 4s; Pit, 2s (plus ta*l. MATINEE: Reserves—Adults, 3s (plus tax); Children, la 6d; Unreserved, 2s and la. The BOX PLANS ARE NOW OPEN fit THE BRISTOL FOR THE SEASON. Representative, WALTER MONK. B IT R N S If A L L. MONDAY, 21 Hi AUGUST, 8 p.m. ALEXANDER MARRY (Editor Ans.ricam 'Pearson’*} Will Lioturo on . iBRAAP ELECTRONIC TREA’CUSFU O’ MSBASB, At the unanimous request wf ifodlij-ntw which grosL-d Uj Mohy it Lit Si*t lecture he wfll pVy ei*> ««•«« » Dunedin. Fow New Zealanders ?,« Wwt Sfl> AttramV method its bns-d on (ha ef a New Zealand-born Somiitiet, fit Bwwf Rutherford. This he t orcalcs gmt Interest in the lecture, insomuch as jf vias left in a Notv Zealander to discover the bnaio prttr ftiplos of what is uiidouMteiAly tlie moat revoiulionary turning point >n tr.o&cino. The public aro advised to bo«k owiy A ensure *. seat, as Ibis P-icond Lwtmo t' certain to attract a packed house. It will be the only opportunity ef hoarinj Air Marky before ho loaves for Australia, Hako certain of Jour seat now. Admission, Is 6d; Reserves, 2s fid (plua tax). box: plan open at Bristol, Chnirnniu, Councillor 0. H. HAYWARD.
HIS MAJESTY'S THEATRE A UGUST 27tli TO SEPTEMBER 15th, In Aid of Dominican Convent Building Fund, 'ME I I C A N 0/ SPECTACULAR REVUE, Produced by F. HP ADD WAUOHOP. Fleet* may come, Flee la may go. • II B X I 0 A N O* Goes on for Two Weeks, Brilliant Seta. U:-.wi Coloring in Costumes and Scenery. A<!’.ni>‘.ion by Art Union. Ticket, la. 810 EUCHEE BIG PHIZES. TO-NIGHT 1 TO-NIGHT! . SOUTH DUNEDIN TOWN HALL. TO-NIGHT’S PHIZES include— HANDSOME DINING ROOM SHOT IN MOUQETTE. 2 MAZARINI BLUB BAND DINNER SERVICES, And 8 OTHER MAGNIFICENT PRIZES, A 3 Prizes trill bo Presented to A Vinner* at the Hall. THU ".SQUARE DEAL” ('Phone 3,511 r), 2s 6(1. Tjl U C II R B! E U 0 H R Bl *- J TUESDAY NEXT, 8 p.m., SOUTH DUNEDIN TOWN HALL. SPECIAL - PRIZE, HANDSOME MUSIC AND CHINA CABINET. 2 Rolls Bacon, 2 Bags Sugar, 251 b Tea, 2 Cases Apples, 2 Pairs Towels, 4 Boxes Soap. 2;. Admission —I—2s, 1 —2s, THE “SQUARE DEAL,” Thone 3,51 H. in U C H K E! EUCHRE! J ROYAL EUCHRE ASSEMBLY, WARATAII TEA ROOMS. MONDAY NIGHT, at 8 o’clock. £5 Older SPECIAL PRIZE Order £5. O'.her Prises uiil be Advertised on Monday Night.
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Evening Star, Issue 19020, 15 August 1925, Page 8
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