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Dominion, Volume 3, Issue 883, 1 August 1910, Page 1

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AMUSEMENTS. f\ P E R A HOUSE. Lessee J. .C. Williamson Sub-Lessee and Manager HUGH J. WARD Treasurer ...;W. A. Low Representative Walter Monk TO-NIGHT (MONDAY) NIGHT, . TO-NIGHT (MONDAY) NIGHT, And Following Evenings." A HUGH A MIGHTY MIGHTY MERRY ' ' J. MERRY LAUGHING . ■ LAUGHING SENSATION . WARD , SENSATION BEGINS. '' BEGINS.' Presents his ) COMPANY OF COMEDIANS, Including The Ever Charming Actress, MISS GRACE PALOTTA, MISS GRACE PALOTTA, And the Popular Australian Artists, MISS CELIA GHILONI, MISS MAUD CHETW.YND, Supported by a Brilliant Company of Comedians, in • "THE GIRL FROM RECTOR'S," ' "THE GIRL FROM RECTOR'S," "THE GIRL FROM RECTOR'S." By Paul M. Potter (author of "Trilby"). Produced Under the Personal Supervi- ' sion of HUGH J. WARD. HUGH J. -WAE-D Characters: Loute Sedane ........ Miss Grace Palotta Richard O'Shaugncssy Mr. Aubrey Mallalieu Duddlo Mr.'William White Colonel Andrew Tandy ' . ' Mr. Reginald 'Wykeham Professor Aubrey Maboon 'Mr. Hugh J. Ward Mrs. Withorspoon Copley Miss Cclia Ghiloni Marcia Singleton Miss Ruby Baxter Angelica Miss Maud Chetwynd Judge Capterton ...... Mr. Robert Greig Knickebein Mr. L. Hardinge Deacon Wriggleford ... Mr. H. H. AVallaoo Admiral Tar box' Mr. James Hastie Mrs. Tarbox Miss May Hignett Florist's Assistant... Mr. H. Lester Gilbert Dance at End of-Third Act by Miss Maud ' Chetwynd, Miss. Florenco Redfern, . Miss Jessica King._ Arranged by Hugh J. Vvard. Synopsis of Scenery: Act I.—Richard O'Shaugnessy's .Flat, New York ;■ morning. Act ll.—Drawingroom in Mrs. Copley's Villa,. Battle Creek, Michigan (one month later); Act lll.—Same; night. Act IV.—'Trench Charley's," a Restaurant in-Battle Creek; 10.30 p.m. same d a r- ' - -"."■. . .'..'■■■' Stage Director ...Mr. Reginald Wykeham Musical Director :.'...' Mr. H. Henningham Special Scenery by Mr. Harry. Whaite. Day Sales "at Christeson's.. A Box-Plans at Dresden. : Prices, ss'.,' .Is., Is', ii Early Door Stalls ' and, Gallery, Od. each. ;, , j ITIHE KING'S- Proprietors:- ' : A HE KING'S .Wesfs Pictures (Ltd.), THE KING'S and; Linley and'Donovan. TO-NIGHT,, .At 'B'o'clock. \ TO-NIGHT WEST'S •:,. ;■• •; PICTURES " ROYAL Last Two-Nights of " - The Bride Last Two' Nights of of the liast Two' Nights of Haunted Castle. . NEWS : FROM . • Last Two Nights. EVERYWHERE. Last Two' Nights. Last.Two>Nights The Hand .' - : - LDstlivtf/Nights:, -:'-., :• of- EaV' --"''/ "''• ■ ■HUNTING ■'•-''. ..-'■ .Last Two-Nights. WOLVES IN .. ' Last,'lVo.Nights. RUSSIA. -, -\\ Last Two Nights. Last Two Nights- FOOLSHEAD;-!.' Last Two Nights . FOOLSHEAD. Our Prices, Is. and 6d. 'Phone 3143. Box Plan at Abel's. ' Booking Fee, Cd. AVEDNESDAY NIGHT. NEW . MOVING WONDERS OF-NA- ' TURE, ART,.SCIENCE,.and MANKIND .-To Instruct,. Interest and ■ Amuse. mOWN HALL.'-..'!■'■• -TOWN HALL. WEDNESDAY, 3rd AUGUST. ,; ' . Under the patronago and,in the presence of His Excellency the , Governor'and Members of the Wellington' Medical Association,..grand concert,-; ;.::,. In Aid of MOTHER- .HUBERT'S HOME- OF COM- ; PASSION ' (Island' Bay).. '.'■.:.•■'• Miss Phoebe Parsons, A.R.C.M., will. sing (by request)' Bolero from Verdi's "Sicilian Vespors," and, with Mrs. IS. N. Wilson, the - duet "I know a Bank." Miss Agnes Segraef' will sing Niedermeyer's Pater-Noster. (with organ accompt.) and Gounod's -Serenade. Miss Eileen Ward will sing "Kathleen MavouTneen," and Miss B. Harte, L.A.8., ..ivill play Chopin's Berceuse and Rubinstein's Etude in C Major. ' Messrs. James Searle and C. Clarkson will sing tho duet : "Watchman, What'of the Night!" and the. Wellington. Lteder-• tafel, will',sing a selection of their favourite part songs. Accompanist, Mrs. E: C. Caoliema-illo, Robert Parker, Esq., Musical Director. . . - Tickets, 55., 35., 2s. Box Plan at Dresden. OLYMPIA. FULLER'S . OLYMPIA. LYMPIA , FULLER'S OLYMPIA. ROLLER SKATING! Three ' ■'.- ROLLER SKiTING! Sessions' ROLLER SKATING! Daily. Afternoon 2.30., Evening 7.30. Learners' , Session 6 p.m. Olympia Band Attends' Twice Daily.. . Learners not allowed at 7.30 Session., General Admission—Ladies 6d., Gentlemen ,Is. Ska'e Hire Is. Private Skates,, ileorage 6d. Skating Parties by arrangement. Private Lessons Given. - NOTE.-rln deference to numerous requests, it has been decided to revert to the usual Session for Learners of both Sexes at G p.m. : : -'- , A. R. SHEPARD. Manager. ■ T OWER HUTT SKATING RINK. : Open Every Afternoon and Evening (Tuesday evening excepted). Rink is available on Thursdays and •' Fridays for Skating Parties. LOOK OUT FOR GRAND CARNIVAL. On WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 10, First Appearance of PROFESSOR ATHOS, King of Skaters. CARTER'S ■ GREAT SALE. ARTER'S. GREAT SALE. 137 and 139 Cuba Street, new P.O. corner. TREMENDOUS BARGAINS-All trimmed Millinery, i Costumes, Jackets,-Furs, exactlv half the usual price. Call early. Is. WlNDOW—Thousands of. useful lots of Drapery, usually Is. Cd. to. 2s. lid., now all Is. Carter aud Co. Od. WINDOW—The Biggest Bargains in Wellington. Jap. Silks, all b»st colours, usually 91d., now 6d. only. Carter and Co. ONE GLANCE at Carter and Co.'s Windows ■ will convince you that you don't need to go elsewhere for Clinking Bargains. ILSON'S Malt Extract is guaran-' tood absolutely free from alcohol or chemicals of any sort. MB ARO :\ STEAM LAUNDRY. RECEIVING DEPOTS-17 Manners Street (next to Kitto and Graham's), 154 Ingestfo Strcot (Corner of Cuba and lugestro Streets). Laundry Work of All Descriptions will bo received at Above Depots Chief Oflico and Works: 20 HOPPER ST. . 20 HOPPER ST. DANCING"— No moro hard work in getting up your floors—sweep well and sprinkle a iittlo Powdered Wax, the dancers do the rest. Is. 3d. and Is. 9d, per tin, posted. R. Martin, Ltd, ' |