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Dominion, Volume 3, Issue 852, 25 June 1910, Page 1

AMUSEMENTS. JJIS MAJESTY'S PICTURES.: FAMILY MATINEE TO-DAY, at 2.30. Adults and Children Gil. 6d. Gd. To AIL parte. Cd. 6J. 6d. HIS MAJESTY'S THEATRE. Props., John l-'ulier and fauna. PICTURES His PICTURES PICTURES Majesty's PICTURES AND FIRST-CLASS ORCHESTRA. TO-NIGHT! TO-NIGHT! TO-NIGHT! THE TWISTED TRAIL. LIEUT. ROSE AND THE SPY. HALLEY'S COMET THE IRISH BOY. LOGGING IN AMERICA. THROUGH GIPSY HANDS. MARSEILLES TO SUNNY ALGIERS. FOOLSHEAD, SOMERSAULTS. Bernese Oberlaud—Winter in the North —Calino's Dinner I'artr, etc., and . PROCLAMATION OF GEORGE V. MONDAY NEXT (And IN THE TOWN HALLJ-THE FUNERAL OF KING EDWARD VII. D.C. and 0.5., Is.; Stalls (tip-up}, Gd. Plan at Christoson's. 'Phono 3153. N.B.—On request trams stop at door. rjnHEATRE ROYAL. Props...John Fuller and Sons. TO-NIGHT! TO-NIGHT! TO-NIGHT!. FULLERS' VAUDEVILLE COMPANY. Last Night This Great Programme. The Finest Star Act Ever Introduced! THE DO RE ad TRIO Absolutely the Funniest Comedy Musical Act ever presented to a N.Z. audience. GUILLAUME, BABY, AND CO., In. their Screaming Burlesque of a Spanish Bull Fight, introducing their three famous Dogs, disguised as Bulls. Assisted by Miss Lolita, Spanish Dancer. MORA, the White Mahatma, Somnomancy. . Mora will answer any questions (whilst blindfolded) written by anyone in the audience, and retained in their possession during the evening. Doctor Rowe (Humorous Entertainer), Beryl Gilman (Popular Soprano), Scott Brothers (Dancing Humorisities), Ward Lear, Nellie Leslie. British Biograph: Proclamation ot King George V in London aud Windsor. 2s. and is. Boxes 21s. Tel. 2084. nn O W N HALL. 1 0 W N . H A L L. Direction, John Fuller and Sons. HIS MAJESTY'S PICTURES! MONDAY MONDAY' MONDAY NEXT. NEXT. NEXT. THE KING'S FUNERAL! THE KING'S FUNERAL! THE KING'S FUNERAL! MESSRS. JOHN FULLER AND SONS have engaged the TOWN HALL for MONDAY NIGHT for a Special Exhibition of the moving picture of THE KING'S FUNERAL!' THE KING'S FUNERAL! The first display in Wellington of'this Historical Record, faithfully showing the procession • of SORROWING'ROYALTY. ■ JOURNEY TO THE ROYAL ' SEPULCHRE. MAGNIFICENT MOURNING DECOHA. . TIONS.. In conjunction with a Special Moving Picture Programme. HIS JLAJESTY'S PICTURES PRICES, ONE SHILLING. SIXPENCE. (The King's Funeral Picture will also be shown at His Majesty's Theatre.) MONDAY' NIGHT. MONDAY NIGHT. QT. THOMAS'S HALL, NEWTOWN. *3 Star Pictures. Star Pictures.' TO-NIGHT! . TO-NIGHT! Grand Matinee This Afternoon at 2.30. Admission, adults Gil:, children under 123 d. QT.: THOMAS'S HALL, NEWTOWN. O Star Pictures. Star Pictures. Last Night of this week's Excellent, Pro- . gramme.' MONDAY. .NIGHT—' THE KING'S (Subject Boat connecting' with Sunday's : Express), and complete chango of programme. • - 'Seats may. be reserved at Perrotfs, . Chemist, Newtown. Booking Fee,. 6d. . ■ OLTMPIA! • . ' OLYMPIA! - Direction...John Fuller and Sons, ROLLER SKATING! Oljmpia, ROLLER SKATING! Wellington's ROLLER SKATING! Winter ROLLER SKATING! Playground. ROLLER SKATING! Perfectly ROLLER SKATING! Equipped. TO-NIGHT! 7.30. TO-NIGHTi To-day's Sessions: 10 a.m., 2.30 and 7.30 p.m. No Beginners' Session' To-day. Olympia Orchestral Band' Every After. • noon and Evening. General Admission: Ladies 6d., Gentle- < men Is. Skate Hire Is.; Private Skates, floorage 6d. Skating Parties by arrangement. ' Private Sessions Daily, when ordinary • and fancy skating and waltzing is taught by arrangement. ■ 1 (Season Tickets Available. - > A. R. SHEPARD, Manager. JJOCKEY. ' ' - HOCKEY; ■ SHIELD MATCH. ' : HAWKE'S BAY V. WELLINGTON, ' , At 3 p.m. LADIES' MATCH: • i WAIRARAPA V. WELLINGTON, At 2 p.m. . At DAY'S BAY, ■ ' TillS AFTERNOON. Ferry Steamers at '1.15 p.m., 2 p.m., -aw! 2.30 p.m. Admission Sixpence. JSUGBY . CHAMPIONSHIPS, THIS AFTERNOON, at 2.45. ' ATHLETIC PARKATIILETIC V. ST. JAMES. ORIENTAL V. OLD BOYS. LOWER HDTTMELROSE V. PETONE. HUTT V. PONEKE. Admission, Gd.; Ladies, free;-Stand, 6<L ; W. G. TALBOT, Secretary W.R.F.U. NEXT WEEK— . ! ORIENTAL V. PONEKE. LEO FANNING'S Book, "PLAYERS AND SLAYERS" (with "Remarks, and Reminiscences" of Bernard Fan- • ning), primed by Blnndell Bros., and : published by Gordon aud Gotch, will be': on Kile To-day by leading booksellers. One shilling. • MOTOR ACADEMY. MOTORING THOROUGHLY TAUGHT BY EXPERTS. For Terms, etc.. aunlv MR. It'JLl.lS, STANTON' AND ASHUiiY'S MOTOR GARAGE, MOLESWOUTiI STREET. WELLINGTON TAXI-CAB AND ' W TOURING CAR CO. 'Phone 59. Taxi-Cars at ordinary cat) rates. Special terms to Doctors and Commercial -Men, No disappointments.' 'Phono open day And. nkiit.