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Dominion, Volume 6, Issue 1654, 22 January 1913, Page 9

AMUSEMENTS. APEEi HOUSE. Direction J. C. Williamson, Ltd, The NEW COMIC OPERA COMPANY, , NEW COMIC OPEKA COMPANY, , In a Scries' of Brilliant Musical Playa. THE BOX PLANS THE BOX PLANS \ : FOR THE ENTIRE 13 NIGHTS' ! SEASON, ' ■ ■ i . .' . WILL'BE OPENED AT THE DRESDEN TO-MORROW (THURSDAY) MORNING AT 9 O'CLOCK. ' SATURDAY NEXT, JANUARY 25th, And Following 3 NIGHTS ONLY, will bo presented tlio Latest Musical Play, in 2 Acts (the Funniest Ever Written), THE GIRL IN THE TRAIN. . i THE GIRL IN THE TRAIN. THE GIRL IN THE TRAIN. Adapted from the German of "Die'Ges-, chiedeno Frau'-! (The Divorced Wife),' by Victor Leon, with Lyrics by Adrian Ross, and Music by Leo Fall. THERE'S A LAUGH IN EVERY LINE. AN ENTRANCING MUSICAL PLAY. GREAT ALL-STAR CAST. Repertoire for the Season. GIRL IN THE,TRAIN, . SATURDAY, JANUARY 25th. NIGHTBIRDS, THURSDAY, JANUARY 30th, THE CINGALEE, TUESDAY, FEBRUARY «h, ' ' DOROTHY, FRIDAY, .FEBRUARY 7th. . Prices.—Dress Circle and Orchestral Stalls, Cs.j Stalls, £«.; Gallery, Is. Early Doors, Stalls, Gd.;, Gallery, Is. extra. Day' Sales at Christcson's. J. C. WILLIAMSON, LTD.

nnHE : KING'S ' /.THEATRE. Props., West's, Ltd., Linley and Donovan, TO-DAY 2.30. :' .',; TO-DAY 2.30. : SPECIAL HOLIDAY MATINEE..', 1 ■■'; ,■ - When our wonderful. v ;\ ' ALL-STAR PROGRAMME '.-.'■ ..'•' Will bB presented in its, entirety, , See GREED FOR GOLD. :■ • ; : Sec- GREED FOR GOLD. , See - GREED FOR GOLD. . See TRAFALGAR AND TO-DAY.: , ';:■ Sco TRAFALGAR AND TO-DAY.' ~: Seo> THE GIRL IN THE CABOOSE. ;■;';' See'THE GREEN-EYED MONSTER. Seo CAPTAIN WAIF. See CHUMPS;- : - - .; ;,.•.-;..- 1 See JIM'S JOY DAY. .■ • •-/.■ , : . '~. 'All 'the best, tliß World produces,'. : ;.Aind a Programme . ■'. To Delight the Most Critical Judgment. ■;'■ ; : :-:. ''-.■.' .-'I-.- ■■ ' -.;.l'. -"' „■,'-. ' ' Dainty and delightful musical accom : : j.,'. ,\ ; .'"■' pannucnts by . ';. ■■'■'>, : ; •■'•:. :.' '..'Weilihg'ton's.iPremier Orchestra; .-;■■■'■ ' .Prices! as usual. ', ' ...' i .■..'.■■"..; .: Booking ntCusack's, Manners Street, or 'Plioue 3143; ,■; v .'■... . ; ; ,, : -•'-:- ■'- : '■■-'■.'. CRICKET. '■•'■• : ,'; '■ -The Last Chanfco to See Trott's Team;■.'SOUTH MELBOURNE .V. WEDNER- " - BAY REPRESENTATIVES. '! BASIN.r ' Ml'E SERVE. "■■:.■'•■■■ ";:■''.TO-DAY, :>,:.". '■'.".-,■ •' ■ (WEDNESDAY), AND THURSDAY, : '.'January :22nd 'and 23rd. '- ; ' : DAY, Jan.-'2lst, 22nd,,and 23rd.■.'■■. Piny starts at 12 noon'. ."■:-'• -,;..',': ' .Admission—One Shilling.. '. - ; : :, ■: J.-C. OUSACK, -Hon;'See.'■■''■ rrVHE EARLY-SETTLERS' AND'HISX TORICAL'ASSOCIATION OF WELVLINGTON., ;:.. . . -; ; :, ■;.■:- :.--,.; INVITE .ALL OLD '.SETTLERS' AND ...THEIR DESCENDANTS \ '.To a.Reunion at .; . newtown ■pae.k,/-.'".-'; ' (Anniversary day)^. ; • JANUARY'22nd;7 r '-'. ,] .~: :10.30'a.m.. to G p.m.,,'..:.. :£ : 18-10 SPORTS PROGRAMME. ••'.-''■ CHILDREN'S GAMES ;AND ; SPORTS. ' AMUSING 'and,,. , TWO GREAT; BABY SHOWS,, -' Boys under 1-year. Girls under 1 year. of a wet day, Early Settlers are asked : to meet at the Town Hall at 2,30 p.m. : ' ' ■':..■-■• ' RONALD ,K.. LYON.7' '■.',. .Secretary,,H9 Featherston Street, ; . . ■-■'.■•THE OVERSEAS;, CLUB,V .: : '. ~./•.. Wellington Branch..; ->-;,C ■:",- 'A PUBLIC MEETING'wiII be held in '•a the SYDNEY ST. SCHOOLROOM' on' THURSDAY;' NEXT, 23rd inst., at 8 p.m. Speakers:—Mr. iEvelyn Wrench (London Organiser) and Miss Wench. '.''.' ~ W. DE-R. BARCLAY, .' 1 '■; . 5; ; '. '.'.-■"' Hon. Secretary. ' '■ Each Warner's Corset is absolutely in aocordaiioe with fashion fitting comfortably whatever posture the wearer takes.— -Advt.-r '.'.- "" / -' :■■■ '■' '' ' '.-'. ~.■'-' - : ;'.. ■: MEW MUSIC;■" AT . "',' BECKYS. Supplies of the latest Home successesnow to hand. We give the titles of a few "SWEET EYES OF .BLUE" (Montague " Phillips): .-.',... I- B "THE WHISPERING WHEAT" (Leslie - Elliot).. "LOVINO .IS SO SWEET" .• (Coningsby Clarke).'.'- .-: ,-- ;■,. D .'■ :. PRICE, Is. 6d.. each;, posted- le. : 7d. ■ ALBUM OF THREE SONGS, entitled "Sea Echoes," by Montague Phillips. These we can recommend to. all lovers-of the beautiful in Music. . ■'■ a ■■ .';, • PRICE, 3s. 6d. copy. . EAGTIME MUSIC.-England, Amcri-ia, and Australia are Ragtime mad. New Zealand will soon be likewise. Supplies .to hand of the two big Ragtime successes: "ALEXANDER'S RAGTIME; BAND" And "EVERYBODY.'S DOING IT." You want to hear these catchy Melodies. :' PRICE, Is. 6d. each,, posted Is. 7d. ■' • All the latest at.BEGG'S. .' Our Pianists will try over any miisio on request. A -visit to our warehouse will be worth while. CHAS. BEGG AND. CO,, LTD. MANNERS STREET,. WELLINGTON., The Honso for Everything. Musical. MASON'S GARDENS, (Tnita) Lower Hutt. , YOUR HOLIDAY is incomplete unless it includes a Day at these Wonderful Gardens. Take any train to Lower Hutt, a 'Bus will meet you. Refreshments aud Cut Flowers is abundance. . R, KEENE, Proprietor. ' : STRING BAND. ~ MESSRS. VITETTA BROTHERS, Harp, Violin, and Fluto (Constantly engaged at Royal Oak Hotel), Are preparetl to receive engagements for "At Homes," Garden Parties, etc. Finn supply large or small Orchestra. Address, 130 TORY ST. 'Phone 2570. PLANT YOUR GARDEN WITH TONES ..-AND CO.'S PLANTS. BEST SELECTION OF. ALL KINDS 1 ~-" * I'N STOCK; from Is. per doz. Note' the Address-255 CUBA STREET. . 'Phone SML