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Dominion, Volume 1, Issue 78, 26 December 1907, Page 1

AMUSEMENTS. QSiU B A JS ODS B. ■Direction of MR J. C. WILLIAMSON4 tTO-NIGHTJ TO-NIGHT! GRAND HOLIDAY"-ATTRACTION, J. C. Williamson's' NEW MUSIC \L COMEDY COMPANY Will Product), IV the First Time m Wellington, The Charming and Dainty Musical Comcdv, •'THE BLUE MOONI "THE BLUE MOON" ''THE BLUB MOON" By Harold'Ellis, Harold Talbofc, Paul Rctfbens, And Percy Grecnbanke, By arrangement with Mr. Robert Courtncidge. FIRST APPEARANCE IN .WELLINGTON OF Messrs. VICTOR GOUBIET. ELGINALD KENNETH MYLES CLIFTON., HAROLD -PARKES. .' Tho cast will inclndo AMY MURPHY. DAISY WALLACE. ALMA BARBER CELIA GHILONI JESSICA DEAN. . DULCIE • MUEPEY. : And Mr PIT BATHURST Bos Plans now on view at Tho Dresden. To-day (Boxing Day) tho Plans will bo at Christeson's (oppo-ite the Opera House) rjIO.WN HALL THIS AFTER\OO\ AT 2 30 THIS AITLENOON, VT 230 Equal in ei eiy respect to the Evening Performance. 10MGHT AT 8 Last night the large Town Hall was PACKED, CI? UIMED, J \.MMED with an enthusiastic audience to welcome bick to Wellington W 13 S T'S PICTURES W E S T'S l> I C T U R L S W E: ST'S P I C T U R L S WE S T'S PICTURES : . (The World's Best), « -ind Heir L DE GROEVS ' VICE-REGAL ORCHESTRAL BAND VICE-REGAL ORCHESTRAL BAND. • ■ Only One Verdict— the best-the best 1 see it. sle it see it .. ;• .• '' ■ see " '' ' The same Grand EVERYTHING MW PROGRAMME : EVERYTHING NLW Which will bo repeated This Aftenioon at 2.30, ' and To \ight at 8 SEE IT. SEE IT, '■ ' SEE IT. : See,and heai thi> nntchlcw combine of 'Pictorial .Gi ius ind 1 nchanhn • Music W ES'T'S 1 ICTUSES W.'E S T'S P 1 C T U R, L S Have conquered In truo mont ilone, and won their way'inlo Ml heaits w tbo Pounders .' . nncl Arehittcts of REFINED'I'ICI OKI IL 4MUSEJIEM No Waits. Jio Delays Lirl\ Door The curtain rises at 8 and falls at 10.30. ' I'OPULAR PEICES-35., 25., and Is. Box Plan at Abel's, Manners Street; Day Sales same place . ~ " Business Manager, MR. HENRY GEE. ■ , ~ _. (j!45, TOW N. . H; A L: L . O W N H A L .'■ L . . A SPECIAL OPPORTUNITY is offered to Country Visitors to; Wellington, to hear tho TOWN- HALL ORGAN. - • . . , , M A T.I NE &• RECI TA I " ;fc':v demote. ,:. ; c FRIDAY, 27^J,DIICE'MBER 1 -.v';;4; ; "' : ! 1 At'S"p.ni. : ;.. .'■.''■■' '"'. '■"■"■ ADMISSION-GALLERY,.- ONE SHILLING (Is.); BODY OF HALL, SIXPENCE (6d.) • / ■ PROGRAMME.- - ~..:...•.. 1. Offertoire on two Xiiias Themes—Guilmant. 2. (a) "Arcadian Idyll"—Lemare. (b) "In Dulci Jubilo"—Traditional Carol. . 3. "Cantilene"—Wheeldon."'"' '"■". ■ , . . i. "Paean"—Basil Harwood.' : •. 5. Finalo Gth Symphony—Widor. ■ ■ ■ . 6. "The Question," "The .Answer"—Wolstcnholme ; . - : ■'--'•■."■■ 7. "The Scring Song" (by request)—Hollins. 8. "Pastoral Symphony"' (Messiah)— Handel. HALLELUJAH CHORUS. ! ■" ; Doors open'at-2.30 p.m. -■•••■■-• ADMISSION-GALLERY;'.ONE'SHILLING (Is.); BODY OF HALL,. S.IXPI3NCE'.(6d.) ■■' ■ .'.' -' .■ .M e pRIC KE T. '•' ; :- CRICKET. R I CKE T. "■:■' r " C'RTC K E T. OTA G O v. WWII N G TON. BASIN RESERVE, : ' '.■■' ■•■ '•■■■■• FRIDAY, SATURDAY, AND MONDAY,27, 28, 30' December. • ■ ! ■ Play commences 2 p.m. Friday. Admission—ls. ; ' . .".'.:.'. •" ,-.: . - E. B. VANCE,. --. GHG ■ ■ Hon. . Secretary. : MASON'S GARDENS, TAITA. TTIOR a day's outing these.Pleasure Gardens ' cannot bo surpassed. Tho Gardens are very'extensivo, and contain flowers and shrubs that aro not to bo found anywhere else in the Southern Hemisphere. , - Lots of. gra6B room for , tho children to play on, and summer houses for the elders. Como and eco tho Kangaroos and Monkeys. Cold Luncheon' can be obtained on the Ground for Is.; Afternoon Tea, Gd. Tho Fare from Lower Hutt Station to the Gardens is only Is. Return. ; ENTRANCE TO GARDENS, 6d'; ■ ■■■.'•. 6393 'A