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Dominion, Volume 6, Issue 1601, 19 November 1912, Page 9

AMUBEMENT6. THE MASSACRE."—Don't fail to see it at tlio EMPRESS THEATRE. The most wonderful picture-play produced by the A.B. COMPANY to date. Watch daily papers for sensational announcement. To be seen ONLY AT THE EMPRESS: iIE EMPRESS THEATRE, (Formerly tho Adelphi.) Direction of J. D. WILLIAMS. "Where Everybody Goes." CONTINUOUS PICTURES. Daily—ll a.m. to 11 p.m. WHY pay MORE? Stalls 3d. WHY pay MORE? Dress circle lid. WHY pay MORE? Dress circle reservo Is. MAN CAN LIVE 3 Weeks without food, 3 Days without water, ,3 Minutes' without air. The foul air in the EMPRESS THEATRE is continually drawn out by a. huge exhaust fan through the root'. Remember, we study the comfort of our patrons.' i "That's the Williams Way" of guarding the health of their patrons. COMPLETE CHANGE TO-DAY and TO-NIGHT. Introducing "AUTUMN' ROSES" Here's "AUTUMN ROSES'' n "AUTUMN ROSES" delightful . . "AUTUMN ROSES" romance "AUTUMN ROSES" which "AUTUMN ROSES" will "AUTUMN ROSES" charm "AUTUMN ROSES" ' tho "AUTUMN ROSES" ladies "AUTUMN ROSES" particularly. , "THE LOAFER'S MOTHER." "THE LOAFER'S MOTHER," "THE LOAFER'S. MOTHER." A drama of real life. ALSO—"For Valour," "Mr. Grouch at the Seashore" (A.B. comedy), and A HOST, OF OTHERS. rflHB KING'S THEATRE. Props., West's, Ltd., Linley and Donovan. WEST'S Fear no Foe. ■ ' WEST'S- Always Ahead. THIS EVENING - AT 8 O'CLOCK. West's 'Again Present Their Great ' Exclusive Gem: CRUEL FATE • Sensationally CRUEL FATE depicting sc*ene3 '•'CRUEL FATE of an unkind fate, CRUEL FATE which pursued an CRUEL FATE innocent woman. . CRUEL FATE A splendid fire CRUEL FATE scene, which CRUEL FATE' portrays a ■ CRUEL- FATE marvellous Tescue CRUEL FATE of'prison inmates CRUEL FATE j is a feature of. CRUEL FATE this Continental CRUEL FATE' Exclusive. CRUEL FATE Is Supported by AN , ABSOLUTELY ALL-STAR BILL. Prices: Is. and;6d. Booking Fee, 6d. extra. Box Plan Abel's and Theatre. 'Phone 3143. , V_ SKATING RINK.. The Re:ognised Home of Perfect Pictures. Direction. John ■ Fuller and Son 6. THIS EVENING AT 8. FULLERS' Tho Best PICTURES FULLERS' , of All ' PICTURES In a Magnificent New Programme, Gems of the World's Film Markets. The very latest successes by the world'sbest makers. TWO AND A HALF HOURS' > Excellent Entertainment. ■ PRICES: fid. Bd. fid. Cd. 6d. 6d. Gd. ,Cd. Gd. 3 ADULTS SIXPENCE to nil 3 3 ADULTS SIXPENCE parts. 3 S CHILDREN HALF-PRICE. 3 fid. M. 6d. Od. 6d. 6d. Cd. lid. 6d, A MUSICAL TREAT! THE COMPETITIONS., THE COMPETITIONS. mOWN HALL. - .; HALL. WEDNESDAY NIGHT '(TO-MORROW). Included in. a Stupendous Programme is the GRAND CHURCH CHOIR .CONTEST' BETWEEN THE TWO CRACK , CHOIRS Of the Dominion, GRAFTON ROAD CHOIR, AUCKLAND, GRAFTON ROAD CHOIR, AUCKLAND, (Champions at Auckland and Wellington Competitions, and with an unbeaten record), and - FEILDING WESLEY CHOIR, Feilding, FEILDING WESLEY CHOIR,: Feilding, (Champions at Napier Competitions, and with an unbeaten" record). Book your Seats certain for-WEDNES-DAY NIGHT (To-morrow). THE GREATEST MUSICAL TREAT Ever offered to a Wellington audience.' Before the award is'given the Combined Choirs will sing "Hail, Bright Abode" (Tannhauserl, conducted by the Judge, Mr. Sidney Wolf. Tickets—2s. and Is. Plan Dresden. JAMES DYKES, Secretary.

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