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New Zealand Illustrated Sporting & Dramatic Review, Volume XI, Issue 527, 30 August 1900, Page 9

0 H O B A L HALL FRIDAY, AUGUST 31. FOR ONE NIGHT ONLY. THE DEAF AND DUMB AND BLIND ENTERTAINERS. The Entertainment is unique, instructive, and mirth provoking, and so confident are the Company of pleasing their patrons, that they will refund the price of admission to any who are dissatisfied. Threepenny Pieces will not be accepted from Adults. DEVON PORT SATURDAY, Sept. lit. Admission, 1/ ; Children, Half Price QRIOULTURAL HALL Managing Proprietor ... Mr John Fu Iler. JPULLEB’S £JIGANTIC AX WORKS. AND gIJOU OOMPANY. EVERY EVENING At 8. MAGNIFICENT PROGRAMME. By the following galaxy of Artistes : THORNE & DELL, Charming Duo. JOHN FULLER, Silver Tenor. GEORGE DEAN, Character Comedian. EVA WILSON, Premier Serio. WILL WATKINS, Vocal Comedian. HARRY BAXTER, Descriptive Vocalist. Assisted by Full Strength of BIJOU Company. COMPLETE CHANGE EVERY SATURDAY NIGHT. Admission, 6d. Front seats, 6d extra. Doors open 7.15 ; commence 8. J. E. PETHERIOK. 74th Week. 0I T Y HAL 1. 74th Week. Sole Lessee and Manager ... Mr P. R. Dix. TO-NIGHT 1 TO-NIGHT! DIX’S GAIETY COMPANY. The Greatest Show South of the Line. DAVY’S BOYAL MARIONETTES, One of England’s Greatest Novelties. TO-NIGHT (THIS DAY), First appearance of the Australian Team, ADSON, ORAYDON, AND HOLLAND. LITTLE EILEEN BOYD, Serio and Whistler, and MISS MARIE BOY TON, Charming Soprano. Continued Success of Tom Leonard, Trixie Le Mar, Arthur Hahn, The Elmores. WEDNESDAY NEXT, Welcome Re-appearance of THE LESLIE BROS., the Popular Musical Comedians. First appearance of CYRIL IREDALE, ths boy Baritone. First appearance of MISS ALICE LAYTON, Star Soprano from the Crystal Palace, London. Our prices—2s and Is. Plan at Wildman’s. Doors open, 7.20; Commence at 8. ALEX. ANDERSON, Acting Manager.