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BEN HUE, TO-NIGHT, AT 7.-15 SHARP, QCENE AFTER SCENE OF GORGEOUS AND Gr,OWING PAGEANTRY, 0 PERA HOUSE. Direction J. C. 'Williamson, Ltd. Manager Richard Stewart. Tho Extreme Limit in Stage Production. I, AST FIVE NIGHTS , LAST FIVE NIGHTS LAST FlVii NIGHTS 0£ BEN HUH, I)KN HUR, IiEN HUR. ACKNOWLEDGED THE MOST SUPERB AND ARTISTIC SPECTACLE NEW ZEALAND HAS SEEN. MEMO.—As thero is no possibility of extending tho present season, llie manage-, inent rospccti'jflly urge intending patrons to securo their seats without delay. Day Sales, available for night of issuo only, at Chrislcson's. Prices f.s usual. rjl H E A D E L P. H I. Situation: Willis Street. CHARLIE COLMS CHARLTE COLMS CHARLIE COLMS And THE KNAVE OF SPADES. THE KNAVE OF SPADES. TIIE KNA\E OF SPARES. One of th© Greatest anil Most Enthralling Detective Romances e.ver yet screened, FOR THIS WEEK ONLY. Together with our ALL-STAR PROGRAMME. Popular Prices—ls. and Gd. Booking Cd. extra. FRIDAY NEXT TTFE A DELPHI MASKED MALE QUARTET. rinHE KING'S THEATRE. A Proprietors; West's, Ltd., and Linley and Donovan. TO-NIGHT. TO-NIGHT. •• LACROSSE. LACROSSE.. LACROSSE. LACROSSE. BENEFIT. BENEFIT. BENEFIT. In Aid of tho Funds of the ' WELLINGTON LACROSSE ASSOCIAi ■ TION. TO-NIGHT ■ SEE TO-NIGHT WEST'S PERFECT PICTURES. . WEST'S PERFECT PICTURES. Presenting ' • NEW PICTORIAL NOVELTIES, NEW PICTORIAL NOVELTIES, Consisting of . Entrancing Dramatic Items. Bewitching Scenic Studies, Diverting Comedy Gems. And Magnificent Musical Festival by . THE KING'S SUI'ERBy ORCHESTRA. Prices: Is. and Od Plan at Abel's and Theatre. Booking Fee, Gd. 'Phono 3143. PRIZE MATINEE SATURDAY. MRS. H. B. MASON. TEACHER OF BALLROOM DANCING. CLASSES on Mondays and Wednesdays V 7 at 8 p.m., in private hall, 8G Ghuzneo Street, near St. Peter's Cluirch. Private tuition by arrangement.' Proficiency ensured in Six Privato Lossons.

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