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Dominion, Volume 6, Issue 1600, 18 November 1912, Page 7

AMUSEMENTS. QIIORTTS' CONTINUOUS THEATRE, Willis Street. Tlio Home of Pevfoetly-projected Pictures. COMPLETE CHANGE OF PROGRAMME TO-DAY A WONDER OP WONDERS. TO-DAY A MARVEL OF MARVELS. TO-DAY The Greatest Picture Ever TO-DAY Screened. TO-DAY "The Fall of Black Hawk." TO-DAY "The Fall of Black Hawk." TO-DAY "Tho Fall of Black Hawk." "THE PALL OF BLACK HAWK." "THE FALL OF BLACK HAWK." Sec the Mighty Battle in this Wonderful Picture, in which thousands of White Men and Indiana take part. Supported by a complete Programme of Exclusive Pictures, Shown To-day for tho First Time in NX TUESDAY! • TUESDAY! BENEFIT! BENEFIT! In Aid of No. 17 Company, BOYS' INSTITUTE TOURNAMENT t 1 FUND. Open Daily from 11 a.m. to 11 p.m. Admission —Adults Gd.; Children 3d. LOOK AT THE PROGRAMME! • STILL GOING STRONG! THE COMPETITIONS. HE COMPETITIONS. THE ABSOLUTE CONTINUOUS SHOW ALL DAY. 2 HALLS GOING ALL DAY, 9 a.m. to 11 p.m. GO WHERE THE CROWDS ARE! TOWN HALL. TOWN HALL. TO-DAY'S PROGRAMME. MONDAY, NOVEMBER 18th. TOWN HALL (Large Hall). 9 a.m.—Clarinet Solo: "La Milit&ire." Winner to appear at night. 9,30 a.m.—Song (Lady or Gentleman)— Own Selection—open only to Competitors who have been resident in Wellington Province for the preceding 18 months.' Three to compete in final. 2 p.m.—Baritone Solo; "Toreador's Song." Three to compete in final. 3 p.m.—Duet (Ladies): "Still as the Night." Two to compote, in final. 1 p.m.—Musical Monologue (Ladies); not humorous. .Thres.to compete in final. • CONCERT CHAMBER. . 2 p.m.—Dramatic Recital- (Gentlemen): "Godiva." Two to compete in final. 2.45 p.m.—Recitation (Girls under 11): "Going on- an Errand." Three to compete in filial. MONDAY.EVENING, at 7.J5 o'clock. TOWN HALL (Large Hall). Recitation (Girls under 11): "Going on an Errand." Final, 3 Competitors. Clarinet Solo:. "La Militaire." Tho Winner. Song (Lady or Gentleman). Dramatio Recital (Gentlemen): "Godiva.". Final, 2 Competitors. 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