AMUSEMENTS DE LUXE under m outAemmttr TO-NIGHT, S O'CLOCK. VTIIE BIG THRILL DRAMA 01’ 1926. V “THE JOHNSTOWN FLOOD' A THRILLS! DRAMA! ROMANCE! A la Addition The Distinguished Contralto, MISS JESSIE SMITH. "i Box Plans at tho Bristol [1 Co., Aitken’s Book Arcade, < IJ Theatre, 'phone 23-OSO. 5 1 NEXT FRIDAY: ■STELLA DALLAS” ■STELLA DALLAS” ‘STELLA DALLAS'” 'STELLA DALLAS” ‘STELLA DALLAS” ‘STELLA DALLAS” WELLINGTON SOCIETY OF MUSICIANS' ORCHESTRA. ORCHESTRAL CONCERT, TO W N H A L L, THURSDAY, JULY 22nd. At 8 o'clock. [. Symphony in G Minor Mozart !. Largo Handel 3. Contralto Solo, Miss Jessie Shiuitli. (a) “Non© but tho Weary Heart" Tschaikoivsky (b) “The Cloths o£ Heaven" Durmiil k Orchestral Suite — “Iy© Boi s'amuse" Delibes >. Orchestral Suite— Berceuse, Duo, Galop ............... Bizet >. Contralto Solo. Miss Jessie Shmith (al “Do not Go, My Love ’ Hagcmann (b) “The Blackbird's Song" ... Scott Overture—“ William Tell" ... Kossint. “God Save the King." Conductor Accompanist Mrs Boyd Admission. 2s 6d; Reserves, 3s. Box ?lan at the Bristol Piano Co. MU THE GOVERNMENT STATE FIRE INSURANCE OFFICE (State Guarantee). Is a National Institution established for the benefit of tho people. INSURED SHARE PROFITS. The office, through its Accident Branch, is now empowered to accept ALL CLASSES OF ACCIDENT INSURANCE including MOTOR-CAR COMPREHENSIVE. Wellington Office: STATE FIRE Lambton quay, BUILDING, Wellington.
GRAND OPERA HOUSE. Direction Fuller-Hayward Theatres. INSTANTANEOUS SUCCESS OP “YPRES” “YPRES” “YPRES” The Story of the Immortal Salient. SEE THE NEWSPAPER REPORTS OF TO-DAY. “YPRES” “YPRES” “YPRES” An Unparalleled achievement in Motion Pictures. Preceded bv “IN AN ESTAMINET.” (A Diggers’ Impromptu Concert.) Oast: Messrs Barton Ginger, Eos?ers ’ Macdonold ' Hadd °"' MATINEES WEDNESDAY, THURSDAY, FRIDAY, SATURDAY, AT 2.30. NIGHT PRICES -. Dress Circle -is, Reserved 3s, Unreserved Stalls 3s, Reserved 2s 6d, Unreserved Gallery le Gd. (Prices Plus Tax.) MATINEE PRICES : Dress Circle 2s, Stalls Is. Box Plan at the Bristol till 5, then at the Opera House after 6.30.
ECZEMA CUKES. Mrs N. Thomson, of 71, Tramway road, South Invercargill, spontaneously writes: “For three months my little girl suffered from Eczema. After trying soverol other remedies, all of which failed, we were advised by our grocer (Mr Kirk/ to try Q-tol After using two bottles the child was completely cured. Tlys was a year ago, and there is not trace of eczema/'-
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New Zealand Times, Volume LIII, Issue 12503, 20 July 1926, Page 3
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