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Gisborne Times, Volume LV, Issue 6153, 10 August 1921, Page 6

AMUSEMENTS. MATINEE TO-DAY AT 2 p.m. GISBORNE'S LEADING GISBORNE’S LEADINC GISBORNE’S LEADINC GISBORNE’S LEADINC EVERYBODY’S -TO-NIGHT AT 7.30 PICTURE THEATRE PICTURE THEATRE “IOTURE THEATRE PICTURE THEATRE AY. mber MAGNIFICENT BROADWEST MYSTERY Of The C se s Three gla Star EWA VIOLET ucces arao Fran y, pu laMFil mjlS> tars, m erf giteW’r y scFott FACHELL. GRAND OLD MAN OF THE SCREEN. BROTHERS DIVIDED In a Heart-Loving kurama the Worth-While Tilings of Life. A Groat Big Human Document that Blazes the Trail to a Better Understanding Between Employer and Employee. FLY IN THE OINTMENT Big Spedial Comedy Everybody’s Orchestra in Selections from latest Musical Hits. NIGHT PRICES: CIRCLE 1/7, STALLS 10d. Book at Miller’s Corner. MATINEE PRICES—CIRCLE 1/1. STALLS 6d. CHILDREN 1-PRICE

THE OPERA HOUSE Solo Direction Allan Wilkie. (Under Vice-Re§al Patronage in New Zealand and Australia.) The Eminent Shakespearean Actor MR. ALLAN WILKIE And MISS HUNTER-WATTS In the Plays of SHAKES PEAI Supported by tjiei •a nmiif. Ali sf.roHn cffli.n g. ape® Australasian reaiyg&ghrgfan; 1 r of spo aGraatjjF of the Highj Ist jintfStage Art. fthe Programme is ivery Night. “Book EarljE fl Changed SATURDAY, AUC. 13— “THE OF VENICE.” MONDAY, AUG. 15— “TWELFTH NIGHT.” TUESDAY, AUG. 16— ■■the merry wives of WINDSOR.” WEDNESDAY, AUG. 17— “HAMLET.” THURSDAY, AUG. 18— * “AS YOU LIKE IT.” Pox Plans at Miller’s To-day. PRlCES—Reserves 7/6, others 5/nnd 2/6. Concessions (to parties of ■not less than 10 students and scholars): Reserves 4/-, others 2/6 and 1/6 (all plus tax).

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