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Dominion, Volume 5, Issue 1418, 19 April 1912, Page 1

AMUSEMENTS. rjpHE KING'S THEATRE. Props.. West's, Ltd., & Liulev & Donovan, TtJ-XIGHT! TO-NIGHT! BENEFIT TIIORNDON BENEFIT BENEFIT SWIMMING BENEFIT BENEFIT CLUB. BENEFIT SPECIAL ITEMS: SWIMMING IN AUSTRALIA. SWIMMING IN AUSTRALIA. SWIMMING IN AUSTRALIA. HIS MOTHER. AN ANARCIIIAL ATTEMPT. And, in Addition. THE SENSATION OF WELLINGTON, WEST'S "STAR" EXCLUSIVE, THE FOUR DAREDEVILS, THE FOUR DAREDEVILS, THE FOUR DAREDEVILS, THE FOUR DAREDEVILS, The Most Thrilling Circus Drama of Modern Times: Prices: Is. and Gd. Plan at Abel's and Theatre. Booking Fee, fid. 'Phone 3143. PRIZE MATINEE, TO-MORROW. PRIZE MATINEE, TO-MORROW. QTAH THEATRE. NEWTOWN. WEST'S & STAR PICTURES. Lessees Hayward's, Ltd. Direction West's, Ltd., & Hayward's, Ltd, OUR BIG NEW PROGRAMME. A CHILD OF THE WEST. A CHILD OF THE WEST. Things Are Seldom What They Seem. Two Western Successes. HIS MOTHER. WALLED UP HIS MOTHER (Nat Piukerton; THIEF WHO GOT PUNISHED. An Anarchist Attempt. Kabylia, MASSED PARADE OF WELLINGTON TRAMWAY EMPLOYEES. OUR STAR ORCHESTRA,"A Big Feature, Prices, Is.. Gd. PRIZE MATINEE TO-MORROW. PRIZE MATINEE TO-MORROW. Z nnHE NEW MANNERS STREET '/. Z iIIEATRE. MANNERS STREET 1. Z Mac.Mahon and Donnelly, Proprietors. Z /. GO WHERE THE CROWDS GO! Z 7t DAILY, 11 a.m. till 11 p.m. Z 7, CONTINUOUS PICTURE SHOW. Z Z TO-DAY and" TO-NIGHT. April 19. Z Z A UNIQUE INNOVATION. 7. 7, Two Distiiict Programmes. '! Z DAY SESSIONS—DRAMAS: , "Tho ? Z State Line" (Lubin), "The Tribe's 1. 7j Penalty" (S. and A.). "The Law or Z Z the Lady"'(Champ.oxcl.). COMEDY '/ Z DRAMA: "Edna's Imprisonment." Z Z INDUSTRIAL: "Education in Ja- '/ 7j pan." SCENIC: "A Ramble Round 7 Z Hillstead." COMEDY: "Josh's Z Z Suicide" (A.8.), etc. 1 Z EVENING SESSIONS—DRAMAS: 7. 7j "Getting His Man" (Bison excl.), 7. Z "The Refuge" (Reliance), "Trans- 7 Z formation of Mike" (A.8.). COME-? Z DIES; "Their First Thief," "Bob- 7, 1, by's Nightmare," "Willie Practises 7 Z Physical Culture." INDUSTRIAL: 7. Z "Making Gamembert Cheese." etc. 7 Z SEE OUR COMPETITION RESULTS. 7, Z Over HALF A MILLION Patrons in 7 7, Twelve months. Can Y'ou Beat It? 7. Z Think of It! Adults SIXPENCE. Z Z Children THREEPENCE Everywhere. Z SSSSSSSSSSSSSSS'i'SSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSS THE NEW THEATRE, MANNERS ST ESTIMATING COMPETITION. 505,0GG persons paid for admission durin[ the year. WINNERS: Daniel Craxford, 17 Jaocbi Place, estimate 50G,123: Mrs. Telford Matai Road, Miramar, estimate 506,0G0 Tho year's figures (505,966) were cliecket and certified' to by Mr. W. G. Talbot Public Accountant. MAGMA HON AND DONNELLY. Have You Secured a Copy Yet? THE GARDEN OF MEMORY,' HE GARDEN OF MEMORY,' The Popular Waltz of the Day, By ADRIAN HOPE. By ADRIAN HOPE. , This New and Charming Waltz is ir great demand. It's pleasing melody anc characteristic brilliance have given it t place in the repertoiro of many pianist; of average ability, for, though so beauti ful, it is not at all difficult to play. PRICE 25., post free. "THE GARDEN OF MEMORY" ha: been scored for Orchestra, and Orchestra! Parts can now be had. "IN THE SHADOWS," By Herrman Finck. 2s. Copy ;The most popular Piano Solo published in years. The demand the world over l: enormous. Why not call at our Ware house and'hear these successcs or, ii unable, to call, send 4s. ,in stamps ami we will send to you by post. CHAS. BEGG, AND CO., LTD., 19-21 MANNERS ST.. WELLINGTON, "Tho House of Good Music." SPEND yoitr Easter Holidays at Sea side PLIMMERTON and be made quit* at home at Erenora House. Seaside ex cursions, boating, fishing, walking, cycling or motoring. Special terms for permanent boarders. Tariff Gs. per day, oi 30s. per .weeek, MISS.. H. VAUGHAN, Proprietress. BALLROOM DANCING. MRS. H. B- MASON'S Classes for Beginners will open en MONDAY and WEDNESDAY, the 15th and I.7th A r ril. Proficiency ensured in six private lessons. Private lessons by arrangement. Intending Pupils aro rei]i;estcd to rommunicate with MRS. MASON, at 86 Ghuznee Street. EDUCATIONAL. WELLINGTON TECHNICAL SCHOOL. THE SECOND QUARTER » Will begin On THURSDAY, ATRIL 18th, 1912. Wool-classing—Wednesday and Friday, 7.30 p.m. French Evening to be nrranged (subject to sufficient students entering). F. SHAW, Registrar. W. S. LA TROBE, M.A., Director. BANKS'S COMMERCIAL COLLEGE. 11 Grey Street. Telephone 2035. P.O. Box 102. CI ASSES conducted for Accountancy, Bookkeeping, Shorthand, Typewriting, Matriculation and all Entrance University Examinations. Junior and Senior Ciril Service. Eight experienced toachora with the highest credentials employed. MISS MARGARET NEUMANN, TEACHER OF PHYSICAL CULTURE, Routh's Buildings, Foatlicfston Street. Business Girls' and 'Students' Classes a speciality. lutendiug pupils should enrol at once, Massage, for Rheumatism, Indigestion, etc. Interviews, 10 a.m. to 5.30 p.m. / Saturdays. 10 a.m. to noon. LANGER DRESSCUTTING SCHOOL. MISS KATE STEWART, l'rinrpal. The l.anger System is simple, efficient, and,most successful in results; no calculation's. Classes daily 10 to 12 and 2 to 4. Evening Classes. Tuesdays aiid Fridays, 7 to 9. Cut patterns to measures a speciality. The new Blouse and Skirt Cutters aro especially adapted for the present styles. Classes held, 91 Willis Street, opp. Shortt's. /IROYDON PREPARATORY SCHOOL, Xy Boarding and Day School for Boys under 13 years of age. Special class for Boys under six. Miss Somcrville, SI Hill i gLreot-