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Dominion, Volume 5, Issue 1396, 23 March 1912, Page 1

AMUSEMENTS. TTiULLERS' THEATRE ROYAL. TO-NIGHT! COMPLETE CHANGE TO-NIGHT! BRILLIANT NEW TO-NIGHT! ACTS. TO-NI (IHT! GLORIOUS N KW FIRST TO-NIGHT! PART! TO-NIGHT! Beautiful Scenery Direct TO-NIGHT! from England. TO-N IG HT! KING A Nil MILLARD. TO-NIGHT England's Premier Comedy TO-NIGHT! . and Dramatic TO-NIGHT! Sketch Artists. TO-NIGHT! HUGO AND OLGA. TO-NIGHT! First Appearanco Hero. TO-NIGHT! Tho Finest Juggling Act on TO-NIGHT! the Australasian TO-NIGHT! Stage. In Addition, A LIVE COMPANY OF ARTISTS 081 UNUSUAL MERIT WILL APPEAR. Dress Circle, 25.; Stalls, Is. Plan at Dresden (Booking only Cd. extra), THIS AFTERNOON (SATURDAY). THEATRE ROYAL, From 2,30 to 5 p.m. KING AND.MILLARD. England's Premier Comedy and Dranurt* Sketch. Artists, Presenliug for the First Tim* in New Zealand A PAIR OF LIARS. nt'GO AND OLGA. (America l Wizards), In their new Juggling Act. OLGA LEAU (Serio). ENTIRELY NEW FIRST PART. ■Willi New Scenery' Supplied by London Firm. b k a f Tn~g rHTnIc *J The Recognised noino of .Perfect riehu-es. Direction John Fuller and Soni, Presenting TO-DAY FULLERS' PICTURES 2.30 . _ FULLERS' PICTURES A Magnificent Selection of the Latest Photo-plays at tho MATINEE TO-DAY MATINEE 2.30 Programme. Precisely the same as at Night. MATINEE PRICES-Adults Gd., Children, 3d. QKATING Direction RINK. lOKATING John Fuller and Sons. RINK. TO-NIGHT AT 8. • FULLERS' The Best PICTURES. FULLERS' of all PICTURES, Tho Final Screening of our Present Brilliant Programme. FRONTIER, GIRL'S COURAGE. ! FRONTIER GIRL'S COURAGE. . Last Night DEACON DIBBS A Comedv DEACON DIBBS of Comedies. REGENERATION, Vitagrnph's Latest Success. ' THE BOOT-LEGGER! DERBYSHIRE! PATHE'S AUSTRALIAN GAZETTE. ,A VISIT TO KHAMA'S COUNTRY! And Numerous Others. ; Orchestra Stalls Is.. Stalls (id. \ "VTAMINg" COMPETITION. -It Direction The A del phi. Picture 'i'heatro Company, Ltd. This palatial new Picture Theatre, situated in the centre of Willis Street, vjill be opening in April, awl as tho Directors . are not sure whether their choice of tho name "ADELPHI THEATRE" has been n wise one, they are'asking the Public of Wellington lo suggest any otlirr name, and offer tha following magnificent CASH PRIZES for the 3 MOST ORIGINAL SUGGESTIONS. -Ist JJI7 10 0 2nd £7 10 0 . 3rd, .€5 0 0 ' j Conditions: 1. Each Competitor purchasing— (a) One Stalls Ticket, (price Gd.) is en« titled to one suggestion. • ' (b) Ono Reserved Stalls Ticket (prico. Js.)is entitled lo two suggestions. (c) One Dress Cirelo Ticket (price Is. 1 Cd.) is entitled to thrco suggestions. 2. The winning or any namo not neccsfarily adopted. 3. Tho decision of the Judges (three wellknown members of the Wellington' Press) will be absolutely final. 4. Tickets available for any performance, except the opening night. 5. Tickets obtainable at the A del phi Confectionery Company's Shop (101 Willis Street, next to.the Theatre), or, byjctw ter. enclosing price of ticket required n.nd stamp for reply, addressed, Mimager, Adelphi Theatre, Box 755, Wellington. 6. Tear off and retain bottom portion of ticket (admission) and nest remainder to "Name." Box 785, Wellington. FRANK STIRLING, Manager. •JTVOG PARADE. DOG PARADE. BASIN RESERVE. SATURDAY, MARCH 30th. ■ finalTotice To WOULD-BE EXHIBITORS Of FOX TERRIERS and IRISH TERRIERS, Entries Closo TO-NIGHT, at 0 p.m. at Messrs. Janson Bros., Grocers, 105 Cuba Street, or with H. Shanley, P.O. Box ■•507. mOTCN HALL. TOWN HALL, CONCERT CHAMBER. HAMILTON EODGESi Tho Popular Baritone, SO>'G RECITAL, Assisted bv MR. BAXTER BUCKLEY, Solo Pianist. MRS. E. H. QUEREE, Accompanist. WEDNESDAY', MARCH 27th, • At S p.m. POPULAR. PRTCES-Ss., 25., Is. Concession Tickets on application at the Dresden, whero seats can bo booked. •—== =» SITUATIONS WANTED. PUSHING SALESMAN, with first-class connection, Bakers, Merchants, Storekeepers, etc., wishes to undertake Canter, bury Agencies for good lines. Apply "AGENT," P.O. Box 921, Christchurch. ... ■■■ •■ « MEETINCS. WELLINGTON LACROSSE A'SSOCIATION. ANNUAL GENERAL MEETING, Y.M.C.A. Rooms, Willis Street, at 8 p.m., on WEDNESDAY, 27th March. New players are invited, TTNIVERSAL MILITARY TRAINING (Men's and Women's Committee). A MEETING OF SUBSCRIBERS AND SUPPORTERS Will be held at 8 p.m. THURSDAY, 2Sth INST.. At tho Committee Room. TOWN HALL (downstairs). Business: To l!«ceivo (lie Report and Statement of Account?; to elect a Committee; and General. S. A. ATKINSON, Hon. See. CHAPLIN'S IMPERIAL RESTAURANT, 35 MANNERS STREET. TMTEALS FROM 7 A.M. TO MIDNIGHT. 5-COURSE LUNCHEON, 3-1. SUNDAY DINNER, ONE SHILLING. Private, Room for Ladies.