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Dominion, Volume 3, Issue 639, 16 October 1909, Page 1

AMUSEMENTS. ■ THB FOSTER FRASER LECTURES. .THE FOSTER FRASER.LECTURES. . ■'.• THE FOSTER FRASER LECTURES. FIRST.APPEARANCE IN /WELLINGTON •■ i.- -On. ■ , MONDAY EVENING NEXT, : OCTOBER 18, At. 8 o'clock.. ■ • . . • Aftlie • • ■' . , . fTIOWN HALL. .TOWN HALL, (Under, the Patronage, and.in the presence of, His Excellency the Governor.) 1 ■ or.; THE FAMOUS , EXPLORER - AUTHOR — LECTURER ■•'! '■ , •• ' MR..JOHN , FOSTER' FRASEB! •F 0 S T.E R FRAS ER! "D'O'STE'B FR'A SER! ■-■■'• ,F'o S T E R ■ FRA'S.E R ! FOS T.E R FRAS ER! Who' will.give the First of. a' Short Serie3 of . Illuminated - Lectures, ■ ' •-■•■.' •• Entitled' • - "AMERICA UP-TO-DATE! AMERICA UP-TOVDATE! . AMERICA.UP-TO-DATE!. . . . AMERICA UP-TO-DATE! AMERICA UP-TO-DATE! AMERICA UP-TO-DATE! When the Prime Minister, (Sir Joseph Ward) . \.'. ..will'tako the.chair. ; This Lecture is Graphic and Humorous, and i'. illustrate!'with. 120 Magnificent Pictures. '• ; To be followed' on .: TUESDAY EVENING,-: OCTOBER 19, . '•-..• ,' 'With the • ■ , .Intensely Dramatic Illustrated Lecture,' , THROUGH RUSSIA IN .REVOLUTION. THROUGH'RUSSIA IN REVOLUTION. THROUGH-RUSSIA IN.:REVOLUTION. WEDNESDAY. AFTERNOON, October 20, at ■■•-.'.. 3 o'clock'.: . . - Special - ' LADIES' -MATINEE ENTERTAINMENT.. ' THE-WOMEN OF MANY LANDS. ■ THE WOMEN OF MANY LANDS. ' THE WOMEN. OF MANY LANDS. ' When Lady Ward will occupy the Chair. WEDNESDAY EVENING, OCTOBER 20.'' '• The Fascinating Illustrated- Lecture, ACROSS SIBELVA. . ■-■■'.. .And A DASH THROUGH MANCHURIA. THURSDAY EVENING, OCTOBER'2I, ' - ; The' Great Hi'slorical Illuminated' Lecture,' THE. BALANCE OF . POWER IN EUROPE. : The whole of the lectures are illustrated'by :a series of Brilliant. Pictures, specially .taken by Mr., Foster, Fraser for the Australian and New' Zealand tour. ..,',.. ; Reserved : Chairs, 3s;;' Balcony, 25.; .Back Seats,'-15...'.-- • •' - " i'-The Box? 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