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Dominion, Volume 6, Issue 1684, 26 February 1913, Page 9

AMUSEMENTS. I N G'S T II E A T R E. Props., West's, Ltd., Linlov nnd Donovan. WEST'S PICTURES , _ l'resent West's The STAR of the PERIOD, West's TIIU MONEYLENDER, West's THE MONEYLENDER, West's THE MONEYLENDER, West's .a perfect West's PATHE PRODUCTION. West's At onco the most powerfully West's conceived and convincingly-aclcd West's of any drama yet presented. Also West's THE FACE OR THE .VOICE, West's during the (screening of which West's Miss Cissy O'Keefe will render West's "Ora Pro Nobis" and "Ben Bolt," West's and a supporting selection of picWest's tures of unqualified excellence. West' 6 Usual Prices. 'Phono 3143. rjIHE EMPRESS ' . THEATRE. Stalls "Where Everybody Goes." 3d. CONTINUOUS PICTURES. , Stalls Daily, 11 a.m. to 11 p.m. 3d. . STALLS 3d. Dress Circle Gd, Stalls . 3d. TO-DAY and TO-NIGHT, Stalls LAST APPEARANCE of . 3d. "THE OATH OF A glorious Stalls "THE OATH OF' lovo' story. 3d. STEPHEN Stalls STEPHEN 3d. . Exquisitely HULLER." Stalls staged. HULLER." 3d. (Sequel to "Tho Unwritten Law.") Stalls <• >— • ' : 3d. "A'CRY FOR HELP." • ■ Stalls (A.B. exclusively sensational , 3d. ,' adventure.)' Stalls- "GAUMONT GRAPHIC," 3d. . Including a view .of Viceroy of Stalls India on his elephant shortly bc3d. fore the bomb explosion.. ' ' , Stalls "THE BITE OF A SNAKE" 3d. (A.B. exclusive comedy), & Others. Btalls . — 3d. TO-MORROW, complete change, Stalls ;• including ..'i 3d. "RESTITUTION," A wonderful modern drama. PEOPLE'S., PICTURE PALACE, Manners Street. . / ; UNPRECEDENTED SUCCESS IS OURS! For Selection and Projection We tiro "It." To say nothing of Our Superb Orchestra. LAST DAY and LAST NIGHT, of STRENGTH i & CUNNING (Star drama). PLOrr AND PASH (Burlesque).;. STRUGGLE: OF. HE ART; (Drnina)., v FUNNIC'US, 'BOATBUILDER (Comic).'-: AND .THERE ARE OTHERS. Another GRAND CHANGE Thursday. FOLLOW THE CROWDS! , ' TOWN H A I, L. COSY CONCERT CHAMBER. .', : Last : .'THE 'FOLLIES. Last ■.'THE -FOLLIES.., 'Night Last TUB FOLLIES, 'Night Tho Grcfitost nnd Cleverest Show of..tiffs kitid ever seen in Wellington." PRICES—3s., 2s„ nnd Is. Finn .at Dresden. . CITY,- COUNCIL". ' 'JO-NIGHT (wiDNBSDAY),- 26tli "■■' ■ FEBRUARY, ot 8 o'clock. "< • - BAND PERFORMANCE;" CITY BAND at NEWTOWN PARK. , JNO. R. PALMER, Town Clerk.' 26th February,. 1913. ; WOULD YOU LIKE TO PLAY'THE' ' MANDOLINE P , IF' so, you will bo interested in'tho. really-splendid stqek'of,'those instruments' held by 'vk-'V. ' Genuine Italian Mandolines;' from 30s. to JEB Bb., including complete outfit, etritlgs, tutor, etc. . . "Pyxe'.'' Mandoline.—The most perfect toned and beautifully, finished.'. Mahdoliiio in existence. 1 ' DoUblu 'tlio iiower./oHtohß, the ordinary instiiliiieiit, possesses; Prices;, with ease,tutor, etc., *CG 12s.;Gd., £1- 175.'. - , WO'ftlfeO hhve:'ttifint!''6tock ofwGuitarS. front 176. Gd. to J:0 12s: Gd.; Banjos,' 275. • Gd.'to JC7 7s. Banjo Mandolines, Bandu-.' ran", Mandolas, etc. , ' .' ■ Our .vifidow dispjay is certainly, worth seeing. Countrv residents, should, ask for our complete Catalogue! giving full particulars. Sent 'anywhere. FREE. OF CHARGE. CnAS BEGG AND CO., LTD., 10-21 Manners Street, Wellington. The Oldest Established Music Warehouse . . in Now Zealand. '"THE GARDEN HOTEL" ENGAGE Rooms, for 'a' Week-end. Lovely Gardens, Comfortable Rooms,' I Good Menu, Courteous Attention, Mod--1 crate' Tariff, and ORCHESTRAL MUSIC EVERY SUNDAY. ' , ' - Ring up "BELLEVUE."', ;/ r_: STRING BAND. H/jTESSRS. VITETTA • BROTHERS;. IML ' Harp, Violin,' and Flute (Constantly engaged at Royal Otik Hotel), Are prepared to receive eugftßMntints to "At Homes." Garden Parlies, oto. . Sati supply large or email Orchestra. •' Address, 130 TORY ST, 'Phono 2570, THE WALTZ RAGE OF AUSTRALIA. "CUPID'S KISS," by tho composer of . "Tho Kiss of Spring." ' ' ONLY ONE SHILLING (posted freoV Everyone should have a oopy from the ANGLO'-AMER ICAN MUSIC STORE, 116 Cuba Street. The Favourite Cheap Musio Store.

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