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P URE SWEETS Such as LEM O N 'S make. add much to the enjoy ment of an evening at the theatre. Y o u n g folk a n d o ld folk fin d in their d e lic a te v a r i e t y of flavour th e right m e d iu m for th e occasion — contentment

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T o -N ig h t a t

T H E G AIETY T H E A T R E , D U B L IN

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7.45.

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O pen

7.0

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PRICES OF ADMISSION. BALCONY STALLS ... 5 / - (Tax 9d.) BALCONY

... 4 / - (Tax 9d.)

BVEN1NG8 MATINEES

.. ...

DOORS OPEN »t 7.0. DOORS OPEN a t 2.0.

BOX O FFICE a t Theatre, S. King S t.

...

3 / - (Taxed.)

UPPER CIRCLE ... 2 / - (Tax 4 i.) GALLERY ....................9 d . (Tax 3d.)

COMMBNCK at 7 45. COMMENCE at 2.30.

Open Daily from 10 a.m. to 9 p.m.

Dry Cleaners

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W E E K COMMENCINQ E v e n in g s a t 7.45.

MONDAY, MAY 5 th , 1924. Matinee, S a t u r d a y , a t 2.30.

The Rathmines & Rathgar Musical Society Tuesday & Thursday Evenings, at 7.45, and Saturday Matinee, at 2.30— The Celebrated Comic Operas, by

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