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Dominion, Volume 4, Issue 982, 24 November 1910, Page 1

AMUSEMENTS. PICTURE EXTRAORDINARY! HIS MAJESTY'S THEATRE. IS MAJESTY'S THEATRE. Props. ... John Fuller and Sons. 'i'HE RECOGNISED HOME OF I'EiiFECT PICTURES. FULLERS' . PICTURES. ■ FULLERS' PICTURES. The Superexcdlerit and Supremo. TONIGHT! at S. TO-NIGHT! A 'SERIES ECLIPSING ALL OTHERS, lvowiyca with Tromcndous Enthusiasm, wMra THTnBTmES -. WE LEAD AGAIN. SEE OTHERS FOLLOW, SEE OTHERS FOLLOW. Ttrro , r '.„ SEE'OTHERS FOLLOW. THIS MAGNIFICENT PROGRAMME „ ONLY THREE NIGHTS and m a MATINEE LONGER, THURSDAY (To-night) FRIDAY . .. SATURDAY AFTERNOON SATURDAY NIGHT " '. „5i952, AT - Ne::t ALt CHANGE. EVERYTHING NEW AND NOVEL. We never promise Novelties unless wa can provide them. Watch for Mondav's Surprises. FULLERS' . PICTURES, - PICTURES. THE STANDARD OF COMPARISON in • Ivin-ematograph Enterprise. To Our MONDAY NIGHT REGULARS. Corns, once more this week, for THURSDAY NIGHTERS in future , will be FIRST NIGHTERS. Commencing MONDAY Next, the Programme,, "will be changed regularly on ■ that day. To Our TUESDAY, NIGHT REGULARS. The only chance; yon will have of steinj this GtfEAT PROGRAMME is by sec-imr • it this -week. - • FIRST NIGHTERS! OUR LOYAL ' ' . FIRST NIGHTERS! We are.sorry to change your, habits, but wo trust you will be able to adapt youpselves to the Monday nights instead of aa hithcTto. We are impelled to make this change in order that our Customers get the benefit of the immediate -showing ON ARRIVAL OF THE. MAIL. WE HAVE LONG CONTEMPLATED this step, and tho regularity of tli? .mails now allows us to do it' with safety. In Sydney and Melbourne the biggest Picture people, now, change on- the'night of the arrival of the mail; and we FALL INTO LINE AND CHANGE EVERY MONDAY •FROM NEXT MONDAY ONWARDS. FULLERS' PICTURES. FULLERS' PICTURES. - LAST THREE NIGHTS LAST THREE NIGHTS ' THE GIGANTIC BILL. Don't Fail to See It. REMEMBER!—MONDAY we give a Complete Change. D.C. and 0.5., Is.; Stall* (tip-up). 6d. Tlan at• Christeson'.'C 'Phone 3153. N.B.—On-request. Trams stop at Door. THEATRE ,R 0 ,Y A u "Props. John Fuller and Sons. FULLER'S VAUDEVILLE COMPANY. . EVERY EVENING, at 8. TO-NIGHT! TO-NIGHT! GRAND CHALLENGE NIGHT. HANCO!. . The Handcuff ...-HANCO! HANCO! King. .. . '.HANCO! . -A CHALLENGE , HAS -. BEEN ISSUED TO:-'.:'iHANCO':-"FROM - . MEMBERS OF. THE' PRESS OF WELLINGTON -to tie hinv tip in' ' what is-technically -called '."THE . : PINION KNOT." These Gentlemen assert 'that if allowed to .tie Banco in.'-the way they' desire thev ABSOLUTELY GUARANTEE that it is IMPOSSIBLE. FOR HIM TO ESCAPE. : HANCO HAS ACCEPTED THE ; CHALLENGE FOR' TO-NIGHT, AND IS CONFIDENT HE CAN .ESCAPE IN FULL VIEW OF . THE AUDIENCE. A numb'r of Pressmen . and ! several influential - citizens Will . ■ form a.committee on tho stage to , see there-is fair play on each sidei A local Doctor will -be- in- attendance'--, to prevent the Challen-' , , gsrs in aiiy. way stopping the cir- \ culation' of fclo'od by; pressure on ; the vein witli cords, which would : render' Hanco's. hands powerless. THE. FLYING PEDROS.. Last/.Night. Last Three Nights FARRELL AND GAFFNEY, The only Three-legged' Dancers in Australasia. - HARRY SADLER, ... Everybody's Favourite. GEORGE DEAN, Vocal Entertainer, And our Great Vaudeville Entertainers, Beryl Gilman Mabel Lynne Nellie Soarle . Tom Vivian ■ Beattie -M'Donald ■ Jos. Mullaney Prices—2s:, Is. Boxes 21s. Plan at Theatre Ofnco from 10 a.m. till 5 p.m. Telephone 2051.. Doors open 7.15, com. mence 8 p.m.. ' PUBLIC NOTICES.; MIRAMAR BOROUGH TRAMWAYS. ALTERATION OF~SERViCE ON SEA. . . TOUN LINE. . ' ON and from MONDAY, the 28th No. vembor, 1910, the following cars, leaving Lambton Station will run through to Soatoun in place of running to tke Junction only:— Lambton Station, depart—l.G p.m., 2.2$ p.m., and 3.-5 p.m. -, The cars will leave ' Seatoun at 1.4S p.m., 3.G p.m., and 4.20 p.m. respectively. A SPECIAL CAR "will bo run oil WEDNESDAYS, leaving Lambton Station at 11.6 p.m., and leaving Scatoun for Newtown at 11.46 p.m. R. E;. BENNETT, - ■ . " Town Clerk. THE MUTUAL PROVIDENT SOCIETY. " ' (Established 61 Years.) The Largest,; Soundest, and Most Prosperous Mutual Life Office in the British Empire. . ■ FUNDS over .£25,700,000 ANNUAL INCOME ... .£3,375,853 THE INDUSTRIAL DEPARTMENT now being firmly established, theSocictj is able to issue POLICIES. OF EVERY DESCRIPTION for amounts fiom " .£5 to ' . Directors of tho New Zealand Branch: The Hon. Chas. J. Johnston, M.1..C. . (Chairman); A. do B. Brandon, Esq. (Deputy-Chairman); the Hen. Edward Richardson, C.M.G.; John Duncan, Esq.; and Joseph Joseph, Esq. EDWARD W. LOT.VE, Resident Secretary. BRANCH OFFICE- ' CUSTOMHOUSE QUAY, ■Wellington. / «mHE DOMINION" employs a.staff ol J. Advertising Experts, whose services aro always available.