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Dominion, Volume 6, Issue 1618, 9 December 1912, Page 9

AMUBEMENTB. QHORTTS' CONTINUOUS THEATRE, M Willis Street. The Home of Perfectly-projected Pictures. TO-DAY. At 11 o'clock. TO-DAY. COMPLETE CHANGE OF PROGRAMME Superb Exclusive. Star Drama, "THE HAZARDS OF LIFE" A thrilling JHE HAZARDS OF LIFE" Masterpiece "THE HAZARDS OF LIFE" 2000 ft long Edison "ALONE IN NEW YORK." Bxlusive.. "ALONE IN NEW YORK." FOR ONE DAY ONLY, "KATHLEEN MAVOURNEEN." "KATHLEEN MAVOURNEEN." Accompanied by. Glorious Irish Music ' SHORTTS' THEATRE. FAMOUS FOR PERFECT MUSIC, PICTURES, AND PROJECTION. Open daily, from 11 a.m. to 11 p.m. Adults, Gd.; Children, 3d. npHE EMPRESS THEATRE. ..■*■.. (Formerly tho Adelphi.) Direction J. D. Williams. "Where Everybody Goes." CONTINUOUS PICTURES. Daily—ll a.m. to 11 p.m. ■ Stalls 3d. OUR PRICES, Dress Circle Gd. t . Dress Circle Reserve Is. Don't miss this great programme. LAST APPEARANCE. TO-DAY and TO-NIGHT „_„ of this wonderful series. CROWDS! Saturday, crowds Stalls CROWDS! packed the 3d CROWDS! EMPRESS-tho largest CROWDS! and most up-to-date 3d. CROWDS! continuous picture Stalls CROWDS! theatre in New Zealand. 3d. NO STUFFINESS! Perfect Ventilation! We have a HUGE EXHAUST FAN which draws any bad air right out of tho building. WHY PAX MORE, and sit in 6tuffy buildings? Remember our STALLS 3 pence for EVERYBODY. COMPLETE change TO-MORROW. OUR OFFERING FOR TO-MORROW.' "A ROGUE of the TURF" "A ROGUE of the TURF' (A remarkably, sensational "masterpiece"' drama). Jack Brown, a notorious gambler, is caught cheating at cards by Richard Stanford, a young Englishman, who had come out to the Wild West to seek his fortune b) marry Lady Molly, daughter of the Duke of Darley. Brown now decamps to England, where he leads a • mysterious double life. He stops Lady Molly's runaway horse, and introduces himself as the Count of Merville. He uses his new friendship to rob the Duke at racing, and at cards, and he plans to marry Lady Molly. The Duke finds that he has lost more money than he can afford. Richard Stanford, however, arrives on the scene, and a mo3t interesting climax ensues. "The Girl Reporter's Big Scoop" • • . (A great Kalem drama). The girl reporter is ordered to obtain photos, of a. young heiress who is about to wed a Foreign Count. The girl is'refused the photos, but she snaps a startling incident which leads to the arrest of the Count. f'A LINE AT HOGAN'S" (A phenomenally -laughable A.B. exclusive comedy), and ' ■ "• A HOST OF OTHERS. ... . WELLINGTON CITY COUNCIL. >: TOWN ' - H A.L -L. . O.W N HA L.E..' TO-MORROW (TUESDAY), 10th ' DECEMBER,. ; - MUNICIPAL ORCHESTRA. 1 MUNICIPAL ORCHESTRA. Conductor: MR. MAUGHAN BARNETT. POPULAR PROGRAMME. Wedding March .Rubinstein! Prelude ...... „. Jarnefeldt Two Hungarian Dances : Brahms "Fihlandia" ..;.....'.;.....„ Sibelius 'Intermezzo >~. Mascagni Two Movements from Peer Gynt ... Grieg Three Movements, "Nutcracker Suite"■''' Tschaikowski Vocalist; MISS GERTRUDE HUNT.' Admission: Sixpence and One Shilling. r ""''' ■'" ' JN.O. R,'-PALMER, Town Clerk.' sth December, 1912. "THE GARDEN HOTEL;" ENGAGE Rooms for a Week-end. Lovely Gardens, Comfortable Rooms, Good Menu, Courteous Attention. Moderate Tariff, and ORCHESTRAL'MUSIC EVERY-SUNDAY. ; ' I Rine up !'BELLEVUE." '

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