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Dominion, Volume 4, Issue 1037, 28 January 1911, Page 1

AMUSEMENTS. 0"IS -MAJESTY'S THEATRE. ■"■•*■' Props., John Fuller and Sons. j PULLERS'PICTURES Best. "■ "• j FULLERS' PICTURES .of All."' ! TO-DAY .2.30. ' ■ TO-DAY, ': Adults and GRAND MATINEE. i - GRAND MATINEE. . = Gd. to all parts. GRAND MATINEH A Splendid Series. Presented Exactly at i at Night. ■ j Last Night.of the Present PERFECT PROGRAMME. ! FULLERS'PICTURES ■ Change. 1 FULLERS' PICTURES Twice Weekly. •" i Don't miss the last opportunity of seeimf : CIGARETTE A'AKER OF SEVILLE. ' '■■ i CHINESE AMUSEMENTS.' j BEAUTIFUL GORGES OR TARN. I ROMANCE IN THE ROCKIES. J BAD HALF-SOVEREIGN. ■] . And ay Host of Others. D.C. and 0.5., Is.; Stalls (tip-.up), .6<L . j ■ Plan at Christeson's. 'Phone 3153. \ ■~ riIHBATHE . . ROYAL. Props. ... John Fuller and.Sons.. / -FULLERS' ... . "ONE OF THE BEST".Places to Spend' a Pleasant Evcninfi . ' - TO-NIGHT . AND EVERY i.MIGHT.. FRED GRAHAM, and" NELLIE DENT The Popular Comedians, in their Great • laughter-provoking ■•','. 1-Act. Sporting Comedy, . "THE .100 TO 1 CHANCE." ; Received last night for the first time,, I by an enthusiastic audience, who cheered ■to the echo, Also, . ' FARRELL AND GAFFNEY. The three-legged • Eccentric Comedian^ In their clever dancing, patter, and Singing. TRULY. A GREAT BILL. Exceptional Success' of " "■ RUBY ' "WALLACE, the ' Fascinating, ■■'.. ,-:-... Dainty Serio. Tho Beautiful-Tenor, GHAS.. HEATH. SCOT GIBSON,-the clever..Scotch. Impersonator in Clever Turns, and . ■ • OUR COMPLETE DOUBLE CO., . Including Jack Knowlcs, Cecil Stephano, the two MacCormics, and others. » .. Prices and Box Plan as usual! QT. THOMAS'S HALL, NEWTOWN. STAR PICTURES. STAR PICTURES. ' GRAND MATINEE TO-MORROW. 2.30 p.m. ..Weekly. Chango of Programme on Monday. Night. • : .\'■■:';■ LAWN TENNIS., . .. •.'.'■ ANNUAL '"' INTERPROYINCIAIi ii MATCH. '.'■•. '■' CANTERBURY, v. WELLINGTON. ION THORNDON TENNIS COURTS, SATURDAY, 2Sth JANUARY. Play. Commences'at 10, a.m. Morning and Afternoon Tea Free. ■■- ADMISSION One Shilling. WELLINGTON. •' CITY' COUNCIL. TO-MORROW (SUNDAY) 29th- JAMJ. ARY.-at 3 p.m.- .■■ ■ ■ -band-performance. , ■■'.•• pipe banj); at botanical gardens:- : -'..'■■• ■•■■ ... . -jno. r. palmer, . . Town Clerk. : "2Sth January, iSll. '.'."•';" •a|IRAMAR "BOROUGH COUNCIL. BAND PERFORMANCE AT SEATOUN, • SUNDAY, 29th JANUARY, 1911., . : The GARRISON 1 -BAND will .plav -at the SEATOUN TERMINUS on SUNDAY,. AFTERNOON, commencing; at. 3 o'clock. 3. E. BENNETT.- " Town; Clerk. :

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