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Dominion, Volume 5, Issue 1437, 11 May 1912, Page 1

AMUSEMENTB, ' 'SS , _ .gi| THEATRE ROYA I>' :? ||S| FULLER-BRENNAN VAUDEVILLE CIRCUIT. . :|igg Manasinjr Director Ben, J. Fuller! Sfis NATIONAL VAUDEVILLE ENTER- '■%&■ ' •' TAINERS. tigi In all things e!e?ant and refined. ! #S®3 — ■ - -Mfft LAST FOUR NIGHTS OP- ;|gS j MISS CARRIE MOORE. '11l MISS CARRIE M.OORE, '&?& MISS CARRIE MOORE! Si Tho Famous Anglo-Australian Musifal ; SIS Comedy Actress. Hβ ' Supported by tho S«:itfS Last Night of XOl THE SIDDONS Sensational Equilibrist*. ISI O'DELL AND HART American Comedy ' iSJSS Act iSSffi And a Special Company 6{ Artists. Wss Dress Circle and 0.5.. 25.; Stalls, la. pvfe Reserved Seats, 2s. (,'d. ' :¥-|SS BOOK SEATS AT DRESDEN to ensure 'SSP comfort. USfcJfs THEATRE ROYAL, THIS AFTERNOON, 'Sfi From 2.30 to 5 p.m. '§&%0. rj\ HEA TR E ROYAL, ! |§|| IJRENXAN-FULLER. VAUDEVILLE 'Iβ CIRCUIT. - . iigSS ■ 'Wf! ANNOUNCEMENT 13XTRAORDINARY. :»8p — :|SiJ Messrs. lironnaii-Fulier havo much |S2| pleasure in announcing that they have prevailed with . ' " ; S||j MISS. CARRIE MOORE, '!&§. MISS CARRIE MOOEE, iO% - ■ ] VSX And sho has consented to extend her \Vcllington season to next SiES WEDNESDAY EVENING, MAY ■ 'IS 15th iiistnut. NEW SONGS WILL BE CHOSEN ' 'WM for Monday's Change from her repertoire. SSW NEW STAR IMI'OIJTKD ACTS will : 3pj support this great ifjJW ' MUSICAL COMEDY ACTRESS. : g^| Tho Box Plan for remaining uighU'of ISSi season is on vio;V at (ha Drosoen. iSfSS _ Do Not Miss this Great Opportunity- |M| it will liever occur again. ■ ssl|ffi) Seats for To-nig!it's Performance maj ;*S|S Iμ boalrad at the Theatre this afternoon. 'JiftSs ckatTkg .rink, j^ Direction John Fuller and Sons* iSSS: - TO-DAY, MATINEE. ■ i#|3s 2.30. MATINEE. , |il« FULLERS' The Best 'PICTURES g* FULLERS' of nil. .' PICTURES. \f£§> A Superb Sekctiou of Raro Photo-tilays. , sftft MATINEE- PH-ICES-AdiiUsi, 6d.j' Chil- -WK dren, 3d. To Ail Parts. iKfcf QjKATINQ ( RINK. : |gg Direction John Fuller and Sons. i*S*S>: THIS EVENING, at 8. ■ ' !*§S FULLERS' Tho Best PICTURES •S^ FULLERS'- of all PICTURES ;^i Positiroly the Last Night of oar Present !l^^ Prograiiiine. ■ ''SO~ LAST NIGHT iSa ZIGOMAR !fi£ 2IGOMAR _ -pS Versi!!, -SKfw NICK CARTER. 'Iβ NICK CARTER. , ■«*$ ■ Edair's Great Masterpiece. . fjSjj THE SUNBEAM! LAST NIGHT! ; *®k THE SUNBEAM! LAST NIGHT! QUESTION OF SECONDS. :fl|i From Behind the Flap. AuEtralinn Gazett* 4555 LAST NIGHT! ' CHUMPS! "' IOM LAST NIGHT! CHUMPS! Sfi STDFF THAT DREAMS ARE MADE OF ; KM Orchestra Stalls Is. Stalls tld, [§| TO W" N HALL. 'II — 'S0 SUNBAY NEXT. : «S SUNDAY NEXT, lift 12th MAY, 1912, 12th MAY, 1913, . :|g| ■■ WELLINGTON ;!®H PROFESSIONAL ORCHESTRAt ' h|K (68 Members). , ''■ . !|j^ Condufitori Mr. Herbert Bloj , . ' _■ ,J|? TSCHAIKOWSKI'S OVERTURE,. . "\W$ "1812!" "1812!" "1812!" ' ,$ |«S5 "1812!" "1812!"'. ."1812!" ; «'f|S Assisted by the ' ■?•#' WELLINGTON CITY TRAMWAYS '®S BAND (M Members). . SS/g . Silver. Coin Collection. ' .. es* ■J. F.VOODWARD, Secrotaj-. r^^s WELLINGTON CITY COUNCIL': : §l! TOWN HALL. . :8»f TOWN HALL. il«| (Ms* TUESDAY EVENING NEXT, ! MS TUESDAY EVENING NEXT, V&xi 'Tho 14th May, at S o'clock. ; jpfig MUNICIPAL ORCHESTRA. ■ 'I© MUNICIPAL ORCHESTRA. IffS "fej# VOCALIST-MR. HAMILTON HODGES U Prelude Jargefeldt .■■'sss. March, Pomp and Circumstance Elgar W|® Symphony No.'l Beethoven %Ui Funeral March of ti Marionette...Gounod : S|SH Prelude, Act 111, Lohengrin ..Wagnor '■! *ff« ' ■ SONGS; '. 11|| Avia Largo r! Factotum i Eossini SJeS , (II Barbiore.) : 3Sg a. Yon lov'd the time of violets . : Wzi b. Eyes that used to iitize , in mino Loht ... spj ; ; c. Youth has a happy tread ■ SiffiS ADMISSION-SIXPKNCE AND ONE ' ; Jii SHILLING. ': SSP MR. MAUGHAN BARNETT, Conductor. p^ JNO. R. PALMER, • ; Iβ? Town Clerk. liVi May 10, 1812. fi|| MISSIONS TO SEAMEN INSTITUTE, ,§§ WliiSinoro Street. ; |p TEE "TITANIC" DISASTER. . || GRAND CONCERT '■' If: In Aid of tae Widows and Children of ff; Seamen lost in Hie. "Titanic" ou Ueduos- ssvi day, loth May,' 1012. J|g Chairman: His Worship tire Mayor ■ f^; (Mr. D. M'LARBN). , || Also under the patrqnajo of.othcr Leading ! |£y Citiivens. ; fsfj: To Commence at S p.m. .. |Msi Tickets, 2s. and Is. : fgf -I#M mOWN HALL (CONCERT CHAMBER). -SffJ i IJiiveiUM!: ' j'sfcjs W. aad R. Thomas and Ifayrnrd Dakin, '}tSO PRELIMINARY "ANNOUNCEMENT. ',; |J SEASON OF SIFNJGIiTS ONLY. _ .^ Commem-iiiK 'Sfi: THURSDAY NEXT, Ifiih MAY. .v,-,-^ THE ENGLISH PIERROTS. '\VSO THE ENGLISH PIEKKOTS. :|sgs Watch future announwinents for par- ||g IIC "viCTOR BECK, Touriiiß_ |||| RUGBY FOOTBALL. :^ THIS AFTERNOON'S GAMES. •' :9g: ■ , ■,■:_■■;;& QIUENTAL V. POXEKE. ' ili MELROSE V. WELLINGTON, ; jll ATHLETIC PARK,-at 3. !S| PETONE v; ST. JAMES, ' ?|| at Pein:i«. ■ ' j;p Train Te Aro 2, i.ambton 2.10. ; J;g Athletic v. Victoria College at Httlt, : 'Ki& Old iioys v. Southern, at ICwori.. > :H£ Usual Early Games at Park. I ■■■/-' Admission iiil., Ltitliee free, Grand. ' ■'■<■ ilaud lid. Reserved Seat Tickets Gd. \ ■ .■■: '■ ■ ..W. S. TALBOT, , ; ■■■ ■' • Kecretaij*