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tho new programme was much enjoyed. The theatre will be open at the usual hours to-day. GRAND THEATRE. 1 The new programme to be screened at tho Grand Iheatrc to-day will comprise the following films:—"Wonderful ' Artillery Practice" (novelty), '''Violet Dare, Detective" (drorna), "In the Bandit's Lair" (star urama). "Mixed Bottles" (comedy), "Broncho Billy and ' the Western Girls" (drama), and "The 1 Waiters' Picnic" (comedy). SYDENHAM PICTURES. ' Defoe's immortal romance, "Robin- | son Crusoe," will be screened to-night at Sydenham Pictures. A stirring [ story of tho Cornish coast in the smus- '. -.'Xmlz days is "The Coastguard's Sister." The Pa the Gazette keeps one posted in the world's news. Checkmated" is-a fine Vitagraph drama, in which the questionable business methods of two American financiers are exposed by a clever girl. "The Lady in Black" and "Smashing Time" are two good comedies. QUEEN'S THEATRE. The current programme at the Queen's Continuous Picture Theatre, Hereford street, will be shown to-day • and to-night for tho last time. The principal item on to-morrow's new programme will be a series of pictures showing the progress of the work on the Panama" Canal. The film is a lengthy one, and is said to be of a high educational value. The neworchestra is proving a popular feature of tho evening sessions at the Queen's Theatre. MISS RIMA YOUNG'S FAREWELL ' * , , CONCERT. On Thursday next, at tho Choral Hall, a benefit concert will be given to Miss Rima Young, who is leaving tho Dominion at the end of the year. Miss Young has always been ready to assist all classes of tho community, and by this she has made a host of friends, who no doubt will make an effort to give her a fitting farewell. The following lSdies and gentlemen have offered their services:—Mrs Gower Bi\rns, Mts Russell, Mrs J. Guthrie, Misses Jennings, V. A'Court, I. Morris, N. Mclntyre, Dr. Bradshaw, Messrs F. Charlton, B. Gill, G. March, and A. Worsley. The box plan will open at tho Dresden at 9 o'clock, this morning. AUCKLAND EXHIBITION. It is a matter for gratification that the Auckland Exhibition is to be opened on Monday, the date originally fixed for it. In spite of the difficulties that have arisen of late, the, work of gettiug the exhibits into the buildings has gone on in a satisfactory way, and the ceremony will take place on Monday morning. There, is throughout New .Zealand- a general feeling of congratulotion towards tho northern city on the eizo and quality of the Exhibition, which claims to ber the largest and. most complete of its kind ever held in tho Dominion,- and. which is without: doubt the most attractively laid out. temporary, show-place which New Zealand has yet seen. The prospect of a successful issue to the big. show is very bright, and the main object of the promoters, tho provision of a substantial cum for the improvement of the principal domain in the city, should be achieved without difficulty. The Executive is ■ pinning its faith largely on the Royal Artillery Band as a "drawing" element. In addition to the two daily . free concerts to he given by the band, ■ the huge park of side-shows should prove a constant source of pleasure and amusement to the crowds. The Art which is filled with pictures specially' collected for the Exhibition from the English and Scottish galleries, is declared by those who have seen the '• pictures to comprise the finest collection of works of art ever brought to 1 New Zealand. There will be a splenic didly arranged , aquarium, containing a ' large variety of interesting specimens of fish of rare kinds, including some very bizarre creatures from Japan. .■■ %c Exhibition will afford a splendid ; opportunity for a pleasant holiday, esi pecially for those who have not been ;in the warmer northern parts.of the i Dominion. Travel has been much facilitated by the arrangement made by \ the Railway Department for the Issue of return-tickets from all stations at . excursion fares, which will be obtain- \ able throughout the period of the Ex- [ hibition. ! IT'S NO JOKE i to be held in the'grip of Bronchitis. Use Dr. Sheldon's New Discovery, and thus remove the trouble promptly and \ effectively..- Price, Is 6d and 3s. Ob- [ tamable overywhere. • . 8

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Press, Volume XLIX, Issue 14834, 27 November 1913, Page 10

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Page 10 Advertisements Column 2 Press, Volume XLIX, Issue 14834, 27 November 1913, Page 10

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