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Dominion, Volume 6, Issue 1626, 18 December 1912, Page 9

AMUSEMENTS. QjHORTTS' CONTINUOUS THEATKJJ. 0 Willis Street., The Homo of Perfectly-projected Pictures. LAST DAY LAST NIGHT Of that Superb Sensational Exclusive Star Drama, "THE GREAT STEEL- SECRET." - "THE GREAT STEEL SECRET." A Wonderful Production by Ite' Mighty Hollandish Co. "HER GRANDCHILD." Latest Vitagraph release, Featuring Maurico Costollo. "AN UNEXPECTED FORTUNE" (fieliE Exclusive). AULD ROBIN GRAY. In Response to Numerous Requests will bs rencated (:o-<!ay. COMPLETE CHANGE TO-MORROW. Open daily from 11 a.m..to 11 p.m. Admission, Adults Gd., Children 3d. ON OUR SELECTION. IN consequence o£ the Theatre being otherwise engaged, this famous Com-edy-drama must be withdrawn next Tuesday Evening, December 24th. Therefore you have now only SIX MORE OPPORTUNITIES of seeing; life as it is lived "ON OUR SELECTION.." APE2A HOUSE. Loaiee J. C. Williamson, Ltd. Sub-Lessees ... Directors of Bert Bailey Co. Managing Director Julius Grant. Acting, Manager Edmund Duggan. CONTINUED BRILLIANT SUCCESS. Of the famous Comedy-drama, Steele Rudd's "ON OUR SELECTION." "ON OUR SELECTION." "ON OUR SELECTION." "ON OUR SELECTION." Interpreted by the full strength of THE BERT BAILEY NEW DRAMATIC COMBINATION. "ON OUR SELECTION." Is praised everywhere by press and people. It has enjoyed longer runs in all other centres than any other play that has been staged for many years. It is bright, convincing, and entertaining. HILARITY RUNS WILD "ON OUR SELECTION." Yielding 1000 bushels of laughter to tho acre. "On Our Selection '." Be sure and see "On Our Selection!" honest and ruirec-d "On Our Selection!" old Dad aid all tho "On Our Selection '." Eudd Family tiiid "On Our Selection!" Friends in "ON OUR SELECTION!" Popular Prices—is., 2s. (id., and Is. Early Doors 6d. extra. No booking fee. Boi'Plan at the Dresden. Day Salts at Chrisicson's. ■ l ,p A B IE MESS AG E I'rom Blackie Daw, Wellington, to J. RUPUS AVAL-LINGFORD;-"Como at once. Combine attempting to create a corner in chewing gum. Can our tack machine make gum?. Reply at once, as can get big capital put into factory to make gum and lacks. Want to loosen Wellington investors' tight money, and town's'lmmmins with boobs. You and the Xmas Day tram service sole topic of conversation. Come at once; we need the money." rpJENTHAM RACECOURSE 1 NEW YEAR'S DAY. GRAND GARDEN PETE AND HUNTERS' CARNIVAL, In Aid of St. Joseph's Orphanage and Parish, Upper Hutt. Programme of Events: 1. Maiden Hunters' Competition. First orize, .£3; second, .£2; third,' £I.\ .. i '2. Open Hunters' Competition. First prise, ".-£5 and Rose Bow! (value .£5 55.); second prize, .£&; third, JSS. 3. Best Rider, barebaci, over Bft. Gin. Hurdles. First r>ri;;e, £\ 10s.; second, 10s. i. Best Lady Rider. First prisa trophy {£2 25.); second, trophy (.CI Is.). 5. Best Girl and Best Boy Rider, under (i. Tug-of-wnr, seven men aside. First prize. .£5; second, .£3. . 7. Garden Pete Events, Best Four-in-hand. Best Fair in Harness. Best Tandem. Best Decorated Bicycle. Prizo for each member of winning teams. 8. Most Original Dress. Two prizes. 9. Grotesque representation of an animal. Two prizes. . 10. Menagerie Race. Three prizes. For full "particulars =ee Posters, or apply to Seerstarv of Fete, Box 6, Upper Hutt.. . .

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