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Dominion, Volume 4, Issue 992, 6 December 1910, Page 1

AMUSEMENTS. W] COMPLETE CHANGE THURSDAY^ HIS MAJESTY'S ■■ THEATRE J3 MAJESTY'S-/ THEATRE Props. ... John Fuller and Sons;: ./ THE RECOGNISEd"jK)ME OF PERFECT-PICTURE! FULLERS'PICTURES! The --'C FULLERS' PICTURES! ■"■ ■ ■ Best. .-■■•-.-"■* At S o'clock TO-NIGHT; THE PRESENT PROGRAMME ;^ Unanimously proclaimed •"- '■■ '-i ■■ THE BEST OE ALL. A -' ; -. . LAST TWO NIGHTS.'. ;;>:■ Last Two Sfißhts' THE MOHAWK'S WAT Last Two Nights THE MOHAWK'S - WA} ATTACK ON THE MILL' Last 2 Nigli'J Lieut. Hom) ami the Chinese Pirate; Lieut. Rose and the Chinese Pirate; ' LAST TWO NIGHTS.;':■ SWEETMAKING.- •*'■■ .-.;//*^ A Splendid Educational SubicctN.BIRDING IN THE PHARO ISLAND, Friscut Drinks Embrocation—Tka "Mb. to lieat Jack Johnson. "•■■'•':'-", .KINS ARTHUR ■" ; -V.y/f;' Aud Knights of the Eouiid Table;'--LOST IN THE SUDAN. -J i FUNERAL.OV FEANCIS OF TECS, And'a-Host-of others. :, ■/-. COMPLETE CHANGE , THURSDAY.COMPLETE CHANGE THURSDAY. . Remember, we Change * — :'; ' TWICE WEEKLY. :* /*:/: . Entirely -New- Series: , v,■ EVERY MONDAY and THURSDAY? EVERY MONDAY and THURSDAY.: . Watch,for ■ ■: ,"cV * . THURSDAY'S: SUEPEISE.-: V ' ; ":. Something ouf.of the, Ordinary., v D.C. and 0.5.. Is.; Stalls (tip-iip^.qd.' P'.nii at Christeson's.. 'Phono 3153: ':_:- N.B.—On request. Trains stop it Dooi m H E .AT RE. rVy-IVI •"■ Props. John; Fuller, and Sons.' :?■•;;] FILLER'S ViiTTTffiy TTXIR COMPANY] EVERY EVENING. ■ v ..;■!-.*] TO-NIGHT!. At 8. TO-NIGHT, TO-NIGHT!" / .TO-NIGHT Direct from .; the Principal London, an ■ ,■ Provincial Halls,: ■"■*-•'' ; ' . • ■ GODFREY HUNSLEY, ■ *o^ . Supported by .*-. * •'.* ** .;* MISS' NELLIE FLORENCE. , .. . In his groat DRAMATIC 'EPISODE/;ea ' titled 7A FATHER'S LOVE.",'"■.; McGEATH aud,PAGE , . America's' i McGRATH and PAGE Favourite.-. 1, McGRATH unci PAGE , .Banjoisfe. V;;i MABEL LYNNE, / GEORGE. DEA^ Comedienne.*. •- ; . Actor Vocalisf . BERYL GILMAN,,,/.: *.■■*/; Soprano. '■*.*.;.,'/■'• •-" '■■■'i'-'i First Appearance To-night,-.■;:'•.': JACK MARTIN,. \7 - *' w **. ■ Bass.. -.-■. .■/•■:.:.■ HARRY SADLER, , -'-.•'■■:■'■■■■' v V.i ' HARRY SADLER,. -• v In his latest Budget, "What* What," and "JOHN ;WILLIE.". - - ; . / And a Host of Other Favourites. .1 The whole concluding-with < Harry"' Sad ler's scrsamingly. funny farce, entitled,; "THE CLOCKJIAKEEir ' : '■"."■: BRITISH BIOGRAPH.. />"•' Prioss as usual. . •• FRIDAY NEXT! '-.':* ■"' I-A*'. M.A.T EUK ... TRIALS ■£*- A Special Prize will be. given, foj tho best imitator.'of Mr. ; Harry Sadleii singing v "What, .What; What." ■" Printed verses given, out at- tho Theatre - Royal each evening. .: < '..■":' ....• " A Intending Competitors call on' Manage! between 11 and 12 "daily, or. send 'ij nEmes na'tla'tef than-/Wednesdayi--,■"■'""H ST. THOMAS'S -HALL," XEWTOAVN'J ■ STAR PICTURES. STAR- PICTUEES Don't liiiss- seeing this ; week's :J pr<M gramme of animated Gems. •'■-': .-., ' ■*'"■ i 6d. . • Usual "Prices. ..,/.: Is] CONCERT CHAMBER,'TOWN HALLJ TO-NIGHT! , . TO-NIGHT! OMAR' KHAYYAM. Staged by MISS SYBIL JOHNSON.'Recited by ,MR. J.- M. CLARE.. - ELOCUTIONARY ITEMS > ;: ** ■ By , - - ;■.:'■// MISS CHRISTINE ■ And ■■■'■ ■; ■-■■:. MR. J. M. CLARK. ■■■ v Tickets—3s., 25., Is. * *■ ■■ . :-.-:: ; V Boi Plan at -Drssden. - -. :...;.; RELIGIOUS SERVICES. ''y, i pHUECH OF ENGLAND. MISSION FINAL MASS MEETINGS.' * V FINAL MASS MEETINGS, : ■':'"■ -. town hall;" '•■■-■ V y : /H TO-MORROW (WEDNESDAY) AND-! ■• THURSDAY, at 8 p;iu r /;: ;;1 i ' ' MIDDAY SERVICES: o/// U| i. Mens': Town Hall; Women's: Theatri' Royal; 12.20 and 1.20 each day. *^>:! CANON STUART AND CANON IVENsJ Bible Readings by CANON STUART at St. Paul's Church, 3 o'clock dayj : notice! ! : ■';•..;;] AVORKERS and CHOIR! are earnestly! requested to meet at Town Hall (side cn-| trance) at 7 p.m. -sharp To-morrow nesday), for a Short Service and Practice. - : * *. *~*./■ PUBLIC NOTICES, : ';.,'::' WELLINGTON CITY COUNCIL. 0 BALANCE SHEET:-/'', /ANOTICE is hereby given that" the'Bs!<! ance Sheet for the year ended ■ 31s(j March, 1910, has been published, * ; :aadi that copies p£ same may be seen at tlu City Treasurer's Office, Town Hall,-: : \Vclj lington. . '" ■'' I JNO. R. ■ PALMER, ... To\vii--Cleit.-'.:i December sth, IDiO. ... //:./>/--I military and nav4l elibroid eress.- : .-., : MISS A. *". -B. :. HEATON.I itA No. 2 PERCIVAL STREET. ::f''r:i 'Phono 30TS.. ' -•■ .> ,j EsHmates civen for .Banners,* Lodjei Regalia, Badges (gold,. silver, and silk).| Club Monograms, etc., etc. Ecclesiastical! Embroideries a Specialty. ; './I CHRISTMAS CONFECTIONERY! 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