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Dominion, Volume 6, Issue 1692, 7 March 1913, Page 7

' jjis majesty's' -'theatre. Proprietors John Fuller and Sons. ■ ■ THIS'EVENING AT 8. ■■ FULLERS' Tho Best .-PICTURES FULLERS'. of- All PICTURES Last Two. Nights of tho Present Programme. FATHER. . , ..- • /FATHER.> ■A ,Drama .of .Profound .Human Interest, Introducing !■ . REMARKABLE FIRE SCENES. • Tho,Building, of His Majesty's Theatra, .The: Building oT, His.-Majesty's Theatre. • ;A -SOLDIER'S FURLOUGH. '• -Pathes*-Weekly Gazette., ■-. A HAY WITH A CIRCUS, Giving some fine views of one-of the Largest'. Circuses in .tho World, FATHER- AND SONS, ' By the Vitagraph Co. D.C., Is. Gd.; Stalls, Is.; Upper Circle, Gd. Booking -Free at Dresden; ■On Be..quest/Trams Stop at Theatre. .'Phone 3153. JJIS . MAJESTY'S .'. ...THEATRE. "Proprietors John Fullor and Sons. TO-MORROW (Saturday) TO-MORROW, MATINEE, Presenting a Grand Double .Programme' ~- specially selected for tho littlo.tmos. . Including,.. FATHER ' / And some .... . FATHER FATHER ... of tho -.FATHER Most, realistic fire scenes yet-witnessi-d in photo-plays., ■ Owing to tho great length of/our-Doubll Programme, . .. THE MATINEE ■ Will Commence at 2.30 sharp.- . COME EARLY FOR GOOD SEATS. MATINEE PRICES:-- ' D.C., Adults Is., Children Gd. ~. Stalls, Adults Cd., Children .3d.. tipper Circle, Adults Cd., Children 3d. _ rr\HK " 'NEW'' '. THEATRE, JL : ' ' 1 MannorS,. Street .: ' V. (MacMalion aiid Donnelly's)./ ' CONTINUOUSI'ie't'tIUES.. Daily—ll a.m. to 11' p.m. "GO AVHERE THE CROWDS GO." "THE SURVIVAL OF THE FITTEST!'! " TO-DAY and'TO-NIGHT, March 7th. Tho NORDfSK Co,V gotgeousj'; ladies' drama: '"A HIGH STAKE." . "A. HIGH STAKJi.'' , The ■ Plot' centres around the infatuM ' tiou of two brothers for a woman who is as heartless as sho is beautiful. And a-Grand su'ppol'tihg eeribs, MONDAY■NEXT: "SEALED LIPS." Think of it! Adults," SIXPENCE. ! Children. THREEPENCE. (JIHB.ATBX. ,| O'fiL, Direction Brennan-Fuller, Ltd. TO-NIGHT! . At 8. TO-NIGHT! Tremendous ' Success Nightly of MR. -FRED CURRAN. England's GreatMli. FRED CURRAN" est'Comedian. '-' '' HEAR-HBI!v "■■■•'> ' SEE'HIM! Mr. Curtail had the honour of'appearing at the iloyal Command Performance at tho Palaco Theatre,-London." AUSTIN & COWAN,' Refined :■ English AUSTIN & COWAN, Sketch Team. '' The Greatest of , HASSAN. .Indian Magicians. -".'""HASSAN. ■ »' " Moro Beautiful-Tableaux by LA FRANCE, ; 1 LA' FRANCE, • The Parisian Model.' ' Continued Enormous Success Nightly of ' SLAVIN AND THOMPSON; , . The Popular Punsters and Sketch Artists. And . A MAGNIFICENT AGGREGATION • OF VAUDEVILLE ARTISTS. Prices. —D.C. and 0.5., 2s. j. Stalls, Is. Plan at tho Dresden. Booking Cd. extra. HIS MAJESTY'S; THEATRE. IS - MAJESTY'S /....THEATRE, SUNDAY NEXT," ' SUNDAY NEXT, . MARCH Bth, 1913. - WELLINGTON - • ; ORCHESTRA. Conductor ... MR. HERBEB-T BLOYi - • • Concert-at 8.30 p'.m,- - J. F. WOODWARD, Secretary, ■' ' /-.: i MRS. H. B. MASON,:;;. .. , '■ TEACHER OF BALLROOM DANCING,^ mUITiON Privately, or in' Clause*' commenoo MbNl)iATA;'*i^' ; 'Maroh', Intending pupils ara requested to com-, municate with Mrs. Mason, 66'Ghuzne« ' Street. ' " "