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Dominion, Volume 5, Issue 1489, 11 July 1912, Page 2

AMUSEMENTS. " M Als GAE E T 000 p E T FIRST AND ONLY MATINEE, SATURDAY NEXT, AT 3 P.M. Q. -P 8.-R A ' . HOUSE. Lessee ...........J. C. 'Williamson, Ltd. Direction I .....J. aiid N. Tait. A. W. Batiste. TO-NIGIIT, AT 8.15. AND EVERY EVENING. THE MOST FASCINATING AND VERSATILE ENTERTA LXER that lias yet visited Now Zealand. ... ;MARGARET COOPER, J, i MARGARET COOPER. ;• " " ' MARGARET COOPER, Diva of Humorous Song. ' .LONDON'S MOST POPULAR IDOL. And her ' r BRILLIANT ENGLISH COMPANY. ' Last Night's Opening Performance was ■ i pronounccd by alh present A UNIQUE TRIUMPH. A BRILLIANT ASSEMBLAGE. . - A GREAT ARTIST. • V A DELIGHTED AUDIENCE. The Greatest Expectations were Far Surpassed. The Diva's Wonderful Art came AS A REVELATION. • Inimitable, Indescribable,, and Incomparable. Her, DELIGHTFUL SONGS at tho Piano With her inexpressible witchery of manner- and .Rrclmess ■of expression, her marybUous; playing, irresistible mimicry, and humour completely CARRIED HER HEaIIERS AWAY. The vast audience were olectrified, spellbound, and enraptured beyond words. ~ Notable successes were also achieved t ■Signor Mazoni,'Magician of the Mandolin;H. Scott Leslie, Actor, Humorist, Raconteur; Horace Witty, eminent Englu Baritone; Charles Lawrence, Pianist. TO-NIGHT, MARGARET COOPER will sing—"My 31oon," "Agatha Green," "Heaps of Lickin's," "Philosophy,"' "Peter," "Janie," "Ma Dusky Maiil," "Hullo, Tii Tu," "What Rot," "Let Us . Waltz Round Together," etc. The Box Plans for the Season are NOW OPEN AT THE DRESDEN. Daj- Sales,at Christeson's. " • Prices—Dress Circle ' and Orchesti'a Stalls ss. (reserved); Stalls, 35.; Gallery (until 7.15), 25., thereafter, Is. Representative, ROLAND STAVELY. "BEN HUR" BOX PLANS "BEN HUR" BOX PLANS For tho First Six Nights • l;.- Will be .Opened at the Dresden ' "TO-MORROW ffRiDAY), AT 9 A.Jr. '' TO-MORROW ffRIDAY), AT 9 A.M. A aueue will be formed from 8 a.m. : Q PE R A 11 oUs' E. Direction J. C. Williamson, Ltd. v"' ' "i BEN HUR. BEN HUR The Wonder Spectacle of' the Century. Commencing '. WEDNESDAY NIGHT NEXT. WEDNESDAY 'NIGHT NEXT. . For ,a Brief Season. MR., J. C. WILLIAMSON (By.arrangement with Messrs. lUaw and . ■Erlanger) presents General Lew Wallace's Great Religious Romance),. ■ ' BEN HUR. lIUR. 300 PEOPLE IN THE PRODUCTION 300 300 PEOPLE IN THE PRODUCTION 300 HORSES IN TRIPLET TEAMS IN THE THRILLING CHARIOT RACE. •Augmented Orchestra and Full Chorus. Fifteen Magnificent' Scenes,, And a Dramatic Cast of First "Artistic . The Play - produced by Wybert Stamford , '• '; and J. W. Hazlitt. : PJains for the First Six be opened at the Dresden" TO-MORROW (Friday), atr,9 o'clock.' A queue will be formed froin 8 a.m. > ■ Prices: press Circle and Reserved Stalls, . 65.; Stalls, 35.; Gallery, Is.; Early Door Stalls, 6d. extra; Early Poor Gallery, Is. extra. ; Touring Manager, John Farrell; gKAH HG . ,R I N -K. The Recognised Hoiiiie of Perfect Pictures. Direction John Fuller and Sons. FULLERS' The Best PICTURES. FULLERS' ' of all PICTURES. THIS EVENING .AT 8. . 1 Presenting a Grand ' CHANGE OF. PROGRAMME, CHANGE, OF PROGRAMME, Including the Selig Co.'s Great SlasTerpiece THE TWO ORPHANS. THE TWO -ORPHANS. ' Produced by Selig by special arrangement ■ - ■ 'with Miss Kate Clavtor. : : THE TWO ORPHANS." ; ". THE TWO ORPHANS. And a- Series of the latest Kinematograph - Works. . Orchestra Stalls, Is.; Stalls, Gd. SPECIAL TO VIOLINISTS. , "LYRIC" ACRIBELLE VIOLIN E. ■■ :. STRINGS. This, string is by virtue of its preparation stronger and purer in tone than ono not prepared; It is not affected'by climatio influences, 'therefore .it .is highly commendable to ' players with moist fingors. ' ; We. have had this string tested by >iome ■ of the leading violinists of the Dominion, •and they have expressed themselves as ' delighted with it. < ■ Tho-strings are packed three single lengths in envelope. Tho "LYRIC" E. STRING, three 'lengths 6d. each:or half-dozen, post free, ~ 2s. Od. Tho, "SPECIAL LYRIC," three lengths 3d. eaoh or- balf-dozen, post free, 3s. 9d. . iHHAS BEGG ~TND CO;, I/TI)., V> '■ Manner 3 Street, Wellington. Catalogues of all string instruments and . accessories sent free anywhere on request. LUNCHEON. SUPPER, AND ' ... TEA ROOMS. F ULS COMMERCIAL RESTAURANT, ' , ' LAMBTON QUAY. ;AFTERNOON TEA A SPECULITY. Open 9 a.m. /till 11.15 p.m. Open 9 a.m. till 11.15 p.m. JAME3 ERASER, Proprietor. Telephone 2806. PRECISION MOTOR CYCLES are the coining machines. We are agents ■, for these world-famous engines, and have \ c, range from 2J to 6-h.p. Call arid in-; sped: : Trltvl: run -given at any time.: Repairs te .a,»y mak? -machino by motor j. CXP WITCOMBE AND PYM, Agents, ,;Phon? . Yiyiaß Street. ' ' CUSTOMS! . CUSTOMS! . " '■'•T :..J, CASEY 7 Customs Agent, No. .1431 ■ *'■ Featherstoti' Street. Ggods cleared and 1 promptly delivered at lowest rates. Teletihone. No. 315 C. Coiuilry clients receive prompt attontion. 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