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Gisborne Times, Volume XLVII, Issue 4275, 26 June 1916, Page 6

JOYLAND, indeed f Not just the latest Revue is. this irresistible entertainment, which makes the Hippodrome the haunt of every Londoner in need of healthful distraction from the war, makes it the Mecca of all who would be merry for a spell. Super-Revue it is—in every aspect a surpassing achievement, a thing of beauty and a jov for long remembrance. Never in Re. ue have stage effects been so'rich in eyecharm, so magnificent, so splendourously dazzling ; never has mirth been so spontaneous, so light-hearted, so infectious; arid never, in truth, has Revue Music won so swift a triumph as those ear-entrancing airs which cannot fail, come next what may, to keep “ Joyland ” a melodious memory for years. And the original artists in " Joyland ” can bo heard, outside of the Hippodrome ,on Columbia Records only. Alone to Columbia is it given to bring within the reach of every home the melody and the mirth (in these days more to be valued than ever)', which are now making the London Hippodrome a haven of happiness. In a word, Super-Revuo superlatively recorded. SOLE AGENTS: GLADSTONE ROAD, First below Grey Street. Phone 279.

A FEW SCARCE LINES JUST TO HAND. IN THE SHOWROOM: — Crepe de Chine Blouses, in Navy, Saxe, Sky, Beach, and White. Only a few, early inspection inivted. Garbardine and Covert Coating Costumes, in the new Full Back Shapes. Special line of Ladies’ Tweed Coats—32s. 6d. DRESS DEPARTMENT:— 54in. Mantle Cloth, all Pure Wool, Navy and Mole, Bs. 6d. 27in. Heavy Cord Velveteen, Navy, Saxe, and Light Brown, 2s. 6d. 27in. Very Fine Cord Velveteen, Dark Grey, Navy, and Purple, 2s. lid. 54in. Costume Serge, all wool, Cream with Beach' Stripe, Bs. 6d.

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