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New Zealand Herald, Volume LIV, Issue 16561, 9 June 1917, Page 12

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Art for the KATHLENE MacDONELL. past two KATHLENE MacDOXELL. seasons has KATHLENE MacDONELL. been the KATHLENE MacDONELL. theatrical topi KATHLENE MacDONELL. of New York, Together with In his Original CHARLES WALDROX London and New CHARLES WALDRON York Role. CHARLES WALDRON In Jean Webster's Dramatisation of her Full-of-Smiles Book, DADDY LONG LEGS. " The play of chain DADDY LONG LEGS, and fragrant cleanli DADDY LONG LEGS, ness." DADDY LONG LEGS. " Old <ind youa DADDY LONG LEGS, find its Eentimea DADDY LONG LEGS, and humour irre DADDY LONG LEGS, sistible." ; DADDY LONG LEGS. " The reigning sat DADDY LONG LEGS, cess of the English DADDY LONG LEGS, speaking stage." QA ARTISTS OA dV Including °" The Popular Favourite, MAGGIE MOORE, In a Delightful Character Study. PLANS AT WILDMAN AND AREY'3. Touring Manager: Robert Williamson. •pORESTERS' TTALL, QNEHUNGA NEXT rpUESDAY - 8 P.M. - WEDNESDAY pUBLIC DEMONSTRATION BY MR- Q. WLLBERFORCE WLLSO? M' Q WLLBERFORCE WH-soj MR. Q WILBERFORCE WILSOJ MEDICAL HYPNOTIST. MEDICAL HYPNOTIST. MEDICAL HYPNOTIST. Until recently Hypnotism has been « garded with considerable scepticism i Auckland, but so convincing navo beei Mr. Wilson's Demonstrations, and. in spit of occasional failures, so remarkable hav been some of his cures, that the great oo< sibilitiea of Hypnotism are now only doubts, by_ the most obstinate and unreasoning minds. j LONDON OBSERVER. JUNE 1. 1916:One of the most remarkable conversions t be recorded in the world of medical scienc is the adoption of the practice of hypnosis If one had dared to suggest a decade sine that this science should have embrace. Hypnotism for the treatment of certai phases of disease, one would have bee: laughed to scorn. Hypnotism and quacker were once held to be synonymous in th medical world. But complete conversion i largely attributable to the wax.." Mr. Wilson's Demonstration, will be pr( ceded by the Screening of MARY PICKFORD IN "ESMERALDA. Usual Picture Prices. I. 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