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Otago Witness, Issue 3117, 10 December 1913, Page 60

PRINCESS THEATRE. Proprietors, Joan Fuller and Sons. Every Evening at 8. FULLERS' PICTURES. Change of Programme Every MONDAY. Matinee Every Saturday. Admission : Is 6d, Is, and Bd. ING'S T H E A ' NIGHTLY at 8 o'clock. An Entertainment; for the People at People's Prices. THE BEST VAUDEVILLE AND THE LATEST PICTURES . Something for Everybody. Trices: Is 6d. Is. and 6d. Plan at Jacobs'*. 1 A G 0 N. The Home of Refinement and Comfort. HAYWARD'S PICTURES. COMPLETE CHANGE OF PROGRAMME EVERY MONDAY. Matinees Saturdays and Holidays. Reserved Circle. Is 6d; Circle, Is; Stalls, 6d HAY WARD'S GRAND ORCHESTRA. HIS MAJESTY'S THEATRE. . PANTOMIME SEASON. Commences with lilt AND MATINEE NEXT SATURDAY AFTERNOON, at 2 o'clock. " LITTLE 80-PEEP." Children's Prices: Is 6d, Ib, and 6d. PANTOMIME SEASON OF SIX NIGHTS. GEO. STEPHENSON AND A. LINLEY Preeent The Royal Pantomime Company, COMMENCING NEXT SATURDAY, 13th DECEMBER, FOR FOUR NIGHTS ONLY. LITTLE 80-PEEP, Beautifully Staged. Regally Costumed. l'lie Brightest and Best Musical Tit-bit ot Modern Times. ENCHANTING DANCES. A GLORIOUS TRANSFORMATION, The Four Seasons. 50—STAR ARTISTS—SO. Magnificent Ensembles. Dainty Ballets. FRIDAY AND SATURDAY, DECEMBER 19th and 20th, Another Stupendous Pantomime, " OLD MOTHER HUBBARD," SVith Its Thousand and One Moments of Increasing Merriment POPULAR PRICES: 3e, 2s, and la. No Early Doors, no Booking Fee. lOd \V. A. LOW, Touring Manager. G.N. DAWSON & COMPANY. BILL-POSTERS and SIGNWRITERS, De« street, INYERCARGILL. Having secured the Sole Bight of New Football •nd Sports Grounds for Advertising Purposes, w© are prepared to enter into CONTRACTS for same at Lowest Rate*. We reserve 30 x 10 boards for Theatrical purposes. 30ju