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Otago Daily Times, Issue 16916, 31 January 1917, Page 1

AMUSEMENTS. pRINCESS THEATRE. FULLERS' REFINED VAUDEVILLE. Every Evening at 8. For this Week only. Tho Original and Greatest COON IMPERSONATOR, MAUD FANNING, I Assisted by " THREE ELLIOTTS. THREE ELLIOTTS. A Frenzied Folly Diversion. CREATING A RIOT NIGHTLY. DORA OBERMAN, DORA OBERMAN, Nightingale, of Vaudeville. Baroen and Rosotti. Dorothy Harris, Dura and Judge, Leeds and Le Mar, Two Deyons, , Billy Mann, -William Sumner. Prices: D.C. and 0.5., 2s; Stalls, Is; Upper Circle, 6d. Box Plan at THE BRISTOL. Booking Fee.. 6d. EVERYBODY'S THEATRE DOUBLE FEATURE PROGRAMME. THE GREEN CLOAK, THE GREEN CLOAK, A Drama, of Mystery and Tremendous Fascination, in Five Acts. THE MYSTERIES OF MYRA. N TPIE MYSTERIES OF MYRA. Excellent Supports. SO LONG, LETTX SONG HITS. They Didn't Believe Me. All the Comforts of Home. - Here Come the Married Men. N So Long. Lotty (Song). Everybody Rag With Me. On a Beautiful Beach. Dancing the Jelly Roll. Magic Molody. I Can't Forget Your Eyes. Jane. Down 'Among the Sheltering Palms. I Dear Old Fighting Boys. Good-bj'c and Good-luck. ~ .- So Long, Lctty (Waltz). So Loner, Lotty (Selection). Also All High Jinks and To-night's the Night Successes. All Is 6d p<r copy at TERRY'S MUSIC STORE, 174-178 George street, Dunedin. TAGO DAILY TIM_s"aND~WITNESS JOB PRINTING DEPARTMI NT.— I Job Printing of every description done with n. Despatch, and at the Lowest Current Rates.

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