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Dominion, Volume 6, Issue 1591, 7 November 1912, Page 7

eHOIWTS'" CONTINUOUS THEATRE, 0 Willis Street. Be home of perfccUy-projected; pictures. Where everybody -. AXD everybody else TO-DAY-, Amf' TO-NIGHT! .'V CHANGE Of PROGRAMME. PRESENTING THIS WORLD'S BEST. ~;"■■ "CONSCIENCE!" , '■■■'■'•'•. -''CONSCIENCE!" Another Wonderful. \'itagrapli Production, . '.- FeiUuriug Maurice CoSteUo. BJiAK ". HUNT IiOJIANCE. ■ . GAUMONT GRAPHIC. • MATRIMONIAL AGENCY. LARLY RISING, Etc., Etc. ■ 'BY SPECIAL BEQUEST, . For Otie Dav OhTyV-Reviva) of the Fittest, "THE CHEAT," '"TEti CHEAT." 1 See the Gallant Besctie from a Huge. ••' •" Liner in-Mid-oeenii> ' "ROKY O'MOBB" "EOHY O-MOBE" Will be' Repeated To-day for the Last < Tunc. Open, daily from il a.m. to 11 p.m. Admission) Adults, ■ Cd.; Children, 3d. SHORTT'S CONTINUOUS THEATRE. • ."" APOLOGY: ' . .- ■ THE Proprietors wish to tender an apology, to their numerous patrons who. suffered inconvenience on a recent occasion when Shortt's Theatre was so crowded that the .Inspector, took action, with'the result that the Management was fiijed for overcrowding,;. To onr numerous patrons who \ycw> unaljle to secure admission we make this apology, and although We. make no class distinctions, and 1 reserve no seats, every patron is Assured;, that is the future (as in the. past) every effort will be made to-ensure their comfort. / _' . .Hi ,W. SHOBT'J'., ; V v Manager.: (VP. B. ,R A ■ H 0 U S E. -Lessees ... J. C. Williainson, Ltd. Business' Manager Chas. .11. .Knight, (Tluirlday) TO-NIGHT, And Two Following Nights. , THE THE. , GREAT JANSEN, JANSEN, .The World's; Greatest Trumi'ormis't. In a-n Entirely Ne\v Programine, supported by his owii. Specially-Selected and Brilliant Company. Tlio. Public's Unanimous Verdict: YOU MUST SEE JANSEN. . PRICES--15.,. 2s. (id., and-Is. Early Doors to Stalls and Gallery, 'fid. ■extra. Box Plan at Dresden. Day Sales atChristeson's. •■ .. ':' , GjiAND SPECIAL MATINEE.'< ; -. SATURDAY' OEXTJ SATURDAY . ' At : 2;3o- p.m. ~ Children Is. to nil parts- at Matinee. AN EXTRAORDINARY OFFER: ' BY THE GREAT JANSEN. THREE GUINEAS FOR NOTHING. TO-DAY (Thursday)' and TO-MOR-ROW (Friday), the • 7th and Sthiitst., THE 'GREAT JANSEN will. ]>o Photographed at different intervals on the main thoroughfare between, the Opera House and Dresden : Piano. Depots LaMbtoii Quay, (hiring the hours of noon and 2'p.iis. On Friday and Saturday Niglils, at the Opera .House, the best ' reproduced photo, will be presented to every member of his audience. Mr, .Jaiisen'will give a cheque.to the valutj 'of ,£S '.Is., to the person who recognises Jiiiuieff or herself as •bclftjj nearest to J&nsen, without being actually in contact. , ~ Go and be photographed with the Great Jansen, ttlvo Man in Brown,, and''-"be THREE' GUINEAS RICHER if you are the nearest to Win when photographed. Photos' tnken by "Zak" Studios.- ;' . TfcTEW ZEALAND COMPETITIONS In SOCIETY. . NEXT WEDNESDAY IS THE DATE. SECOND ANNUAL FESTIVAL SECOND ANNUAL FESTIVAL OPENS AT THE TOWN HALL OPENS. AT THt: TOWN HALL - ■■■'' ■ . -rOn--' '"'' ' WEDNESDAY, ! Wtlt NOVEMBER.' WEDNESDAY, 13th NOVEMBER. MUSIC - (Iflst'rirmeptal and 'Vocal), ELOCUTION, DRAMATIC. ORATORY, and .'DEBATING, CHURCH CHOIR . CONTEST, (fife. . - ' :■ v BIGGER THAN EVER! BIGGER-THAN EYER! 1 WELLINGTON'S ANNUAL FESTIVAL. AT PRICES TO. SUIT EVERYBODY. SEE BELOW.-; . '. JAMES DYKE&y')Secretnr.y. THE COMPETITIONS.. "■ ~ REASON TICKETS, admitting to ALI O Sessions' (Day and Evening)., eseep.l final two demonstration nights, {transfer-'able)-Singlo, £i 1.5.; Double, JCt lis. fid No booking feci . PRICES: Day-. Sessions, 6d.; Evening 0c and lsv ~BOX PLAN—Season Ticket-holders mtt'j reserve their seats/ TO-DAY (THURS•DA.Y) at the Dresden.' Season Tickets obtainable only from the undersigned. I JAMES .DYKES, Secretary. 119 Featherstqii Street, ■ . ... poNCERT CHAMBER, .TOWN HALL . , MONDAY NEXT. PIANO AJfD'SdNG'RECITAL, t ■ 'MR. HORACE •HUNT;... ; : - MISS GIiRTEUDE-HUNT, •; Assisted by JUSS MAY DONALDSON, Violinist, "prices: 3s. (reserved),. 2s.,aml Is. ■ Plait Now Open- At the Dresden. - A PERFECT MANDOLINE FOR- 30s. ■ B EGG'S can supply a geijnine ITALIAN MANDOLINE, in American Ctoth. Case with ill accessories, including; Tutor and Extra Set of Strings, for 30s -This Instrument, is made of best Ros.ev wood,' Pearl Inlaid Soundhole, Tortoiseshell EsGUtcheo'n Sleeve <nuard, etc. _ ' A TCliaMe: instrument in every respect,, and guaranteed by us. - Wo will postto any address in New Zealand Oil receipt of Postal Notes or Money. Order for 305., and if the instrument isi not satisfactory to the Tiuyer, it may be returned .at out. expense- and. wo will refund tho money. '. .: «,..„■, BEGG'S make a speciality of all kinds of Musical Instruments, and -will be pleased to send theif catalogue, gratis. When writing, mention the ntstrument you are interested in. CHAS. BEGG~TnD CO., LTD., MUSIC AND MUSICAL INSTRUMENT .IMPORTERS, Mil MANNERS ST., WELLINGTON.' 1861. Estnblisfrej : jYer half a centflrj, mi. ~" 'in,; the COMPETIiTIONS , Your DEPORTMENT will Count. 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