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Dominion, Volume 5, Issue 1526, 23 August 1912, Page 7

AMUSEMENTS. LAST ! "SINBAD THE SAVLOR" MATINEE, . At ].1.1 p.m. ! TO-MORROW, SATURDAY, AUG. 2Jill. i Children Half-Price to all Parts except; bale-Door Gallery.' ; q p 11 11 a house,; Direction ... .T. C. Williamson, Ltd. '■ STILT, BOOMING. "SINRAD THE SAILOR" ■"SINBAII THE SAILOR" THE BEST OF ALL I SPECTACULARLY! MUSICALLY! COMICALLY! "SINBAD THE SAILOR" EVERYONE CHARMED. EVERYONE DELIGHTED. EVERYONE ENTHUSIASTIC. There are but SIX MORE NIGHTS. SIX MORE NIGHTS. oi' "SIXBAD THE SAILOR." "SIN RAD THE SA 11,011." DON'T MISS IT ON ANY ACCOUNT, Or You "Will Miss Ike TREAT OF YOUR LIFE. Box Plans at the Dresden. Day Sales at Christeson's, available tor night of issue only. PRICES: Dress Circle and lies. Stalls, Gs.; Back Stalls. 35.; Gallery, Is. Early Doors: Stalls, 3s. Gil.; Gallery, lis. until 7.30 p.m. rp H E A D 15 L P H I. TWO LAST NIGHTS TWO LAST NIGHTS TWO LAST NIGHTS Of the Incomparable Nordisk Drama, ■ LOVE AND FRIENDSHIP. LOVE AND FRIENDSHIP. LOVE AND FRIENDSHIP. LOVE AND FRIENDSHIP. LOVE AND FRIENDSHIP. • LOVE AND FRIENDSHIP. A DELPHI ' Last night this ADELPHI , great pictureADELPHI. made hundreds A DELPHI of new friends ADLEPHI as well as being A DELPHI v e 1 c o in e d by ADELPIH many old ones. POPULAR PRICES. QHORTTS' CONTINUOUS THEATRE, 1-3 Willis Street. The Home of Perfectly-projected Pictures. TO-DAY AND TO-NIGHT! LAST DAY Of that' Groat Star Picture, SARAH BERNHARDT SARAH BERNHARDT S.VliAll BERNHARDT In , "LA DAME AUX CAMELTAS!" \ A Great and Wonderful Creation, for taking part in which THE DIVINE SARAH Wits paid a fee of ,1:51)00, Of all tiic GREAT SAKAII BERNIIARDT'S CREATIONS none is more magnificent than the Gorgeous "LA DAME AUX CAMELIAS!" • Ladies, see it To-day. See it To-night. Supported by a Completo Change of Programme.' Open Daily from 11 a.m. to 11 p.m. Admission: Adults, Gd., Children, 3d. A BOOM IN POPULAR MUSIC. THERE is now n big run.on popular Songs, owing to the visit of ■ "SINBAD THE SAILOR" PANTOMIME, As the Panto, contains the latest and best ■ of t.his class of music. _ ■ . , If you call at our Warehouse our Pian- ■ isfcs will be pleased to try ovor any of ' tlio items you wish, The most popular items in this successful production arc:— , 2s, EDITION. "Meet Mo To-night in' Dreamland," "By Light of the Silv'rv Moon/' "Follow the Tram Tracks," "Mary Went Round and Round," "It's no Use to_ Love Little l Girlie," "Mv World is a World of Love,' . "Hallowe 'en. Dance," "In the Shadows, . "Diamond and Hose, Valse Lente.' ; iid. EDITION. ■ "Do Ro Mi," "Up She Goes," "Don't f Judge a Woman by Her Clothes," "Silver ' Bell," "Fall ill and Follow Me." ! Gd." EDITION (Piano Solos). • "Sinbad Waltz," "Sinbad Lancers," ; "Sinbad March and Two-step," "Sin- , bad- Bon-Ton," "Silv'ry Moon Schot- : tische." j CHAS. BEGG AND CO.. LTD., ID-21 Manners Street, Wellington. The Up-to-date House for Music. STRING HAND. MESSRS. YITETTA BROTHERS, Harp, Violin, and Flute (Constantly engaged at Royal Oak Hotel), Are prepared to receive engagements for "At Homes," Garden Parties, otc. Can supplv large or small Orchestra. Address, 138 TORY ST. '. 'Phone 2570. MRS. H. B. MASON. TEACHER OF BALLROOM DANCING. (OLASSES oa Mondays and Wednesdays V' at 8 p.m., in private lioll, 86 Ghuznee Street, near St. Peter's Church. Private tuition by arrangement. Proficiency ensured. in Six Private Lessons. ADDRESS ON THE SECOND COMING OF CilKIS'J'. Tiie rev. geo. grubb will (D.v.) give an Address on the "Second • Coming of our f.ord Jesus Christ," TONIGHT (FRIDAY), 23rd AUGUST, at 8 ; p.m., in the Kent Terrace Presbyterian Church. All interested arc heartily invited. i Bring Your Bibles. WEATHER REPORTS. WEATHER AT 4 P.M. YESTERDAY. Cape .Maria, van Piemen.—S.E., ]iftlit; barometer, 30.22; thermometer, 58. Fine; fret .vioderate, Russell.—K.E., breeze: barometer, 30.25; thermometer, 61. Cloudy: moderate. jM'ouuliau Heads.—W., light: barometer, 30.27: thermometer, 56. Fine: bea .-month. Auckland.—Calm: barometer, 30:28; . thermometer, £8. Flue. : Tanranpa.—N'.. light: barometer, 30.25; thermometer, 00. Fair; sea smooth. East Cape.—Jf.W., fresh: barometer, 30.25; 1 thermometer, 59. Cloudy, li.-tzy; sea modi erate. Gfeliorne.—lV., light; barometer. 30.23; thermometer, 56. Fine: wi smooth. Port Ahuriri.-S.E., 1 is?ht; barometer, 30.25; thermometer. 57. Fine: sea smoiit.h. Oa'tlepoint.—R.E.. licht: barometer. 30.25; thermometer, 54., Cloudy; sea moderate.' I Wellington.—E., licht; barometer, 30.27; I thermometer, 54. Fair. New Plymouth.—S.W.. liirht; bai-ornate*-. 30.26; thermometer, 55. Fair: sc.-) .smooth. Cape Ecmont.-SAV.. li?ht: barometer. 30.25: tbci-mometer. 59. I!'tin; sea smooth. ! \Vaw?antii.—K.B.V., li'-!• t; barometer, J0."9: thermometer. 57. Fit.ir; sea smooth. Farewell Spi'..—S.E., lirrht; barometer, 30 30; thermometer. 57. Fine; sea modcrote. Cape Foulwind.—SAV., breeze: barometer, 30 30; thermometer, 55. Fair; sea moderate. Westport— SAW, br"C7.o: barometer. 30.28: tlicmoinotcr, 55. Fair; sea, moderate swell. fiteplien Island.—l'.. li'ilit: barometer, , 30.25; thermometer. -19. Fine; sen smooth. Cape Campbell.—K.. fre.-h: barometer, 30.33; thermometer. 5-1. Fine: sen~moderate: Kailionra—S E.. lMit; barometer, 30.28; thermomete", 55. Fine; <-e:> *-moutlt. ' .Miuiv 1 iglithoii'%.-I'.'.. light: Im-ome-ler, 30.30; thermometer, <6. . Gloomy;, sea smooth. I'orl n!.i!iiii>r«."N.E.. ligh': barometer. 30.33; Ihertiuiuieter, 52. Overran; >ea ismnetb. S'litrsct.-'.- fv. liirht: liarometer, .''O.St: tjpermometer. 45. Gloomy: sea smooth. IthitT." E.. lie-ltt: barometer, 30.30; thermometer, 46. Cloudy. ■11. O. BATES. . Meleornlin-ie-i t l "'-". Wellington,August 22, 1912. .. . Ask for Warner's Rustproof Corsets today. Wo carry full stocks. City Drap^