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Dominion, Volume 2, Issue 403, 12 January 1909, Page 1

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AMUSEMENTS. /JIHEATRE EOTAL. THEATRE ROYAL. 'ENORMOUS SUCCESS OF OUR NEW COM--PL3JPE CHANGE Or PROGRAMME 1 TO-NIGHT EVERY EVENING. ''''.;V* , r.Thc finest'and Brightest_p£ .AU.j....V.. ; . EVERT PICTURE ENTIRELY NEW! FULLER'S CINEMA PATHE FULLER S CINEMA PATHE '.'i : r-. ' 'Some'of-the Star Pictures :-r; -' . ITALY'S M ARVELLOUS CAVALRY, ITALY'S MARVELLOUS CAVALRY, ••L^J!l':.;^.':;A:.Sensatipn?i.iPipture! _v'v. ; ' THE VAGABOND' THE VAGABOND' ;'J?ew of: the Other Pictures to be shown are! The • Brotherhood; -" Ostler Joe, Industrial , , , South; Africa,-ZThe-Roadiof- Life,.- ■.Distributing ( - vEDGAR COLLINS'S riNE ORCHESTRA 0S« IJI 0 W N - H ALT* Direction of -■ J. WEST r. Manager for N-Z A./M. MILTiEK ,h TO-NIGHT, at 81 TO-NIGHT, it 8 1 , ! . 1 ''The Best of-All!" ■ .... . WES Tl3 E I C T TT R'E-S, STUt PICTURES TO-NlGH'ri : "Tho;Lifo- v Qf v Samson'• . • -Daughter." SICILY 3ECORE THE'EARTHQUAKE' I - . iV'fTraininfr.-Cavalry -Holies/''': •.■v.-'i." y'. •f: ii ff :: 4-.; >: ; r \ ; :STAR'MUSICAE-:SI2LECTION. -iO> * ; ,TO-NIGpT! - ; 0 .'fit; • Sobari); * ,(Maurica).' • " - ■-' , "■ ; EE* GROEN'S VICEREGAL ORCHESTRA! ■v\ PRlGE!^3s.',.23.,'"aiidis!".Plan'-at..Dresden.. ■..Bet- a-. Concession' -.{Ticket' 1 and Save Money.;;?--, ;■ " GEOFrREY NYE, Manager on Tour.^^v mOWN - HALL • I(CONCERT CHAMBER) "-V- : TO-NIGHT!-. ' = ' . • ..TO-NIGHT! •, - .. , y,;;'AND FOUR ; ?MOp : NIGHTS ONLY, ; i • '•V---'.;/ t \:ACsV.Vclock; - i v*-Mr. Ed. Branscombe's . 5 SGAaLEIwrROUBADOURS]' '"-'•".'.T -.Y.V(Fr6tn - London).: - : " V-J'i; " ANOTHER J CROWDED -HOUSE;. ." j 1 ■ Iteiii'vEncorediii^;--;v . . ■ ENTIRELY ~J}EW - PROGRAMMES , \y -'«• : (Not-tefofe'given in-Wellington). PROGRAMME !"*= ; :f - ;.v; ■ Management- b%-;.td. intimate., that --Lai. -.! :.: Snaf.againUrge:P^Erp'ns-:fo 'and--liicon7enieric^.by. / '' BOOKING THEIR SEATS. PRICES—3s- and"2s ..J'lan at Dresden Daj

mOWN * TTATI, (CONCERT CHAMBER). A ' THE CHERNI A.VSKIS, -T, - -THE UHERNIAVSICIS - : - 'r:.-.'MATINEE:!':- ; : '..l. 5 ..,. MATINEE !••• - U-.-- • < " SATDBDAY-AI , TERNOON"NIj'XT i ' i : '-'.."^£V:'.VJ.?.'Vl'.?i''P'clock.-..'Sv. -• ■ "■■Prices—3s." and-'23i-"rPlan -at-. Dresden.:.- ■: ■ ■< > NIGEL BROCK, Manager. HIS 'MAJESTY'S THEATRE, ■: Conrtenay .Place. . TO MIGHT - -TO-NIGHT. >- ; VrTHEV"^-^':VV'V t ;V; Final t'i'Si: .THE! . 'J'-.".Presentation,;;: ;"V. .the • v., ■■ ■ •••of this - . -.v ROYAL * " J Magnificent, ROYAL . > Unparalleled, "r'JROYAL-- • • Stupendous,..,.. •. PICTUEES; -.' r . - Uniqilalled .; Programme. PICTURES , TO-MORROW- NIGHT; TO-MORROW NIGHT.; ANOTHER NEW PROGRAMME. ;. Look -Out 'For' Our. <• ... ~ . riRST BIRTHDAY BILL ;And-Vi \V.\V" . - GREAT BIRTHDAY MATINEE OUR PRICES-*!*, and Gd. Plan at Ablo's. ■ 9885 ' D A CROSSLET. ;'*N£>t;only gWatest;of' Engiisli;?peaking ; "ty~ •,Gdntraltos,.^tit' ; 'tlie : 'prominent, -traltb^bf' the',eWorld.', J";-, Di- A - 'CROSSLEY. BOx orricE notice ' 6d : )"will''' bo'' opened -at i the: Dresden -TO-MOR-;: v.:' ROW' (Wednesday) MORNING, at,lo o'clock, and <. 'Tickets ■•for i Second..Seats : (55.) .arid ■:Third Seats Dresden-TO-MORROW-MORNING. • ( . rpoWN HALIr - TOWN HALL.' T\\o CONCERTS ONLY, , ( '"HONDA I AND TUESDAY, --MONDAY AND TUESDAY, ;v V JANUARY 18th and 19th. ;;; J.O; % Reappearance of the World's Famous Australian ■' , ivit-V-•"«u.i'.'.vvi--Contralto, j. ' :i 'J.' ' _ / ADA . CROSSLEY AD V CROSSLEY ADA" CBOSSLEY ( 1 ''AlJtiiezenith'' WOThl^id^.Tam^i^-.i. i MADAME CROSSIEY I tion pf "Concert; Artists who created ; such,Kfurore 'qf: : ent)iusiys'ni 'JinvSydnej^recentlyi;^;itf 1 - -MR JOIN HARRISON, 1.. The-EotomosT;,'.English .Tenor' of-.the Day. :. ■■■■;..*. I MR TVY RYAN, I ; : .■ ■ : ''The I MR LEON SVMETINI, And MR PERT GRAINGER, - ~rv:;Australi^s,Mp^Celeb^ed;.Kanist.s

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