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New Zealand Times, Volume XLII, Issue 9623, 31 March 1917, Page 3

AMUSEMENTS. £JEAND OPERA HOUSE. .T. C. 'Williamson, Ltd Lessee M. 11. Norwood Manager TO-NIGHT. TO-NIGHT. the only snow worth while. Fascination, Charm and Delight in hr The Merry Whir* at the Grand Opera House. Grand Return Visit to Wellington. The Famous American Hypnotists and Mental Telepathists. PROFESSOR NORWOOD Hypnotist, In the manifestations of Modern,Hypnotism, Mesmerism, and Catalepsy. Assisted by MISS RUTH. HAMILTON, MISS RUTH HAMILTON, The Gifted Mental Telepathist, -whose wonderful'ability has thrilled the Eugii<h-;,peakiug Race. , The World-famed Mystiliers and Laughter-makers. You Laugh ! You Roar ! You Scream ! You Must Laugh—You Can’t Help It! NEW SCENES! NEW FACES! NEW LAUGHS! Entire Change of Programme Nightly. TO-NIGHT. TO-NIGHT. GRAND OPERA HOUSE. Don’t come unless vou want to Laugh. NOTICE —Prof. Norwood, assumes - o responsibility for sore sides and faces through laughing. Prices—3s.. 2s, Is. No early doors. Plan at The Bristol till 1 p.m. Day Sales as usual. 520 MUNICIPAL ELECTIONS. Mr. W, WILES B W. WILES (Labour Candidate for the City Council), Will Speak at the ALEXANDRA HALL, Abel Smith street, On SUNDAY EVENING, at 8. , Subject; “Labour and Housing Reform.” STEELING on Silver, and MIL- I LIGAN’S, Kelhurn Avenue, ( i on Clothes, are hall-marks of qnal- I Ljt& 1 ■j^AMAME FOLEY is now quoting reduced prices for Fancy Costumes <Vr fii-nre demonstrations.