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AMUSEMENTS GERTRUDE JOHNSON-HORACE HUNT CONGERI'si. CHORAL HALL. Direction: VICTOR KECK. WEDNESDAY, THURSDAY AND FRIDAY, J UNE ,23, 21 and 25. THE' BRILLIANT OPERATIC I'RIMA DONNA, GERTRUDE JOHNSON, GEK'iRUDE JOHNSON, G E R r .l R LILE JOH N SON, GERi RUDE JOHNSON, GERTRUDE JOHNSON, G Ell 1 RUDE JO HNSON, WHO ORE VIED A FURORE With the 1. C. WILLIAMSON GRAND OPERA COMPANY. A--SO HORACE HUNT, HORACE HUNT, HORACE HUNT, HORACE HUNT. THE GIFTED SOLO PIANIST. His First Appearance Silica His Internment in Germany as Prisoner of War Supporting Artists. CHARLES RUSSELL, CHARLES RUSSELL, The Eminent Flautist. MR ERIC WATERS, Accompanist. On WEDNESDAY EVENING MISS GERTRUDE JOHNSON Will Sins tho Famonn MAD RCENEFROM "LUCIA," With Pinto Oh'i>nto by CHARLES RUSSELL "A Fots o Lni " (Traviata). " Soilgs My Mother Taught Me" (DvoraM " Solveig's Sons;" (Grieg) "The Lass w'ih tW De>iVn«« Air" (Arno) MR HOMAGE HUNT Will Plnv— Slow Movement from Fa"tftixie in C Schubert (W»"derpr) "Scherzo in B-Flnt Minor" fChomn) Improvisation—Poloniiso (MacDowell) PRfOEK: 6s, 4s and 2« fnlus Tax). pi n .!i nt Bristol opens Monday. Conto Stii''"ntu. Ap r. hoavv is antiV'nr'W, intending eliou'd F.ARLY CLAUDE HATGH. Tour!™? Mnnasw. -i HE y etol!ec} against tho first and second rJ kisses lie gave her; in fact, she protested with the ferocity of a lioness. Bnt after the third—well, see "THE THIRD KISS "—it was different. Oscillatory demonstration daily next week at THE CRYSTAL PALACE. <YDENHAM PICTURES. Three Big Features To-night. "A SEA WAIF." "GREATER LOVE HATH NO MAN." And No. I. Episode of our New Serial, "'THE PURPLE DOMINO." MONDAY AND TUESDAY NEXT, "A FORTUNE AT STAKE." "A FORTUNE AT STAKE." WEDNESDAY AN T D THURSDAY. Griffith's Great Masterpiece, "HEARTS OF THE WORLD." "HEARTS OP THE WORLD/] ONE— a "theft; Two—an outrage; Three— I! Wou'd ho dare do it again? Twico ho had kissed her and warned her that tho third time—hut it would bo a shame to give i' nwav. Sen THE THIRD KISS" at tho CRYSTAL PALACE Next Week-VJVIAN MARTIN will demonstrate what occurred. I A C R E D CONCERT. OPERA HOUSE. SUNDAY*, JUNE, 20th, 8.15 p.m. MISS BEATRICE SPROSTON. MISS MARY O'CONNOR. MISS OLGA WACKED. MR JAMES COX. MR ROLAND SMITH. Solo Pianist: MISS AGNES LAWLOR. Elocutionist: MR. FRANK BOWN. Accompanist: MRS JAMES COCKS. Silver Coin Collection. " rpHE THIRD KISS" is different from A anything you've ever seen. CRYSTAL PALACE, Next Week. ORGAN RECITAL By * R J. C. BRADSHAW, —' At ST LUKE'S CHURCH, SATURDAY NEXT, JUNE 26 at 8 p.m. "REQUEST" PROGRAMME. VTUMBER 3! ! I —Well—resolve Jiere and Li now that you won't miss "THE THIRD KISS," a corking ncreeu romance of delicious thrills and startling surprises. Starting NEXT WEEK at THE CRYSTAL PALACE. VTUMBER 1-Tho bruto! To tako advanl\ tage of her like that! And sho helpless and unprotected. It was insulting—on*.rageous. See "THE THIRD KISS" at THE CRYSTAL PALACE. Next Week.

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