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Dominion, Volume 6, Issue 1695, 11 March 1913, Page 7

' ■' i.ii'lW" 1 1., 1 ' '. AMUSEMENTS. Hr 1 —— v'" ■ «, JJIS MAJESTY'S THEATRE, Proprietors .. John JTuller and Sons. A MAGNIFICENT PROGRAMME. A series of Artistio Photoplays which lust evening won the Approval of a largo audience. TO-NIGHT! ■ At-8. -• 'TO-NIGHT! TWO 810 features; BUILDERS of (ho EMPIRE BUILDERS of tho EMPIRE A Powerful Dramatic.' Production by the New Bison Company. BUILDERS of tho ■, EMPIRE. A Thrilling Story of- the 'Exciting'" Ad ventures of a. Party-of Surveyors, tor-Mid Trans-Continental Railway.' 1 CINDERELLA Sclig's 'CINDERELLA CINDERELLA 'Master- CINDERELLA CINDERELLA' piece. CINDERELLA CINDERELLA A CINDERELLA CINDERELLA dramatic CINDERELLA. CINDERELLA' adapta- CINDERELLA CINDERELLA (ion CINDERELLA. CINDERELLA of'tho CINDERELLA, CINDERELLA well- • CINDERELLA' CINDERELLA " kriowii . CINDERELLA, CINDERELLA' fairy taIe.,CINDERELLA Willi' Picluie'dom's ' Ponular "Actress. V/ MISS MABEL >TAL : )AFERRO;"; " liv the Title Role. And NumWous Oilier Excellent Items.' D.C-. Is. (id;; ■ Stalin,- l«.y Upper .CjiyV; (id. Booking free 'at Dresden.'-' o'i laquest trams etop 'at "The'aM/':'''Ph'diVß 3153. • \■ '•" -'- i ; rnnß". ■" NEW;,. " ."'THEATRE/.' J--- ■ Manners Street; \ " ' (MacMahon and Donnelly's);, •'. t >' CONTINUOUS,.PICTURES,. .: Daily—ll a.m. to 11 p.m. "GO WHERE'THE CROWDS GO,' "the Survival op the fittest^ TO-DAY and TO-NIGHT, March lttC 1 - 1 ' Tlio Ladies' I 'ltaiuHito Dr'/iititlklinh'." . : — ' -""SEALED"LIVS," : "SEALED LIPS;" y:;.""; ■' * Supported by '"His Majesty on Tour.",',? "Traitress of' Partou's Court." "Disaster at Austin," ; . And all the other Magn'jticent Subjects, Think- of it! ■ Adults, SIXPENCE, i , Children^pTllUEEPE^lCE.' ; ROY A L.' Direction,. Brcnnan-Fuller, Ltd, , "TO-NIGJIT! At 8. TO-NIGHT! ... Immense. Sensation.. Caused by .....ELECTRA I. -ELECTRA! ' •• ELECTRA!-' ELECTRA! A" WORLD-FAMOUS •''ATTRACTIONS'. : 'THE HUMAN DYNAMO. ' ' ,Takes 1700 volts of clectlricitj'.thidugh his, body, ejecting forks'of-electricity from* his tongue, lighting rags from "sparks from his finger' tips,' and toying with , a voltage-high .enough, to kill an-ordinary man, uro some of the rental-liable : fcnl j ; which are performed by this'great" artisti ... ■ ' Last Two Nights-of > .. ATI IAS AND. COLLI NS; •:' " - - < • AT-HAS • AND COLLINS,—" - - Eccentric Dancers . ami ..Comedy Artists — • '■-Extraordinary. ■ •« h-- f • ..The Rago of •>->' '.«> ' Last Two Nights of >- s . FRED OURRAN t . FRED CUR.RA-N' ' FRED CURR'AN -;.t FRED CUR RAN In his decidedlyi-original comic -creations.' Continued Succuss-of (lie-Popular Parody • ' . .'' Purveyors,'. ' v . > ■ SLAYIN-AND THOMPSON; - < SLAV.IN AND THOMPSON; '■ See tho .'Refined English Sketch- Artists; • • AUSTIN -AND COWAN. - - AUSTIN AND COWAN. ; Two ;tnd a 1 half hours' oE Wliolesonis Brilliant Entertainmcnti '. * Prices.—D'.Cl, arttl 0.5.? 2s. J Sthllfc," l's. :Plan';at'Dresden. 1 C! HORTTS' CONTINUOUS THEATRE. C 5 . .Willis Street:" ,'' TheH6itioof perfectly Hroje'ct^d 1 PiiturK 1 TO-DAY. . TO-DAY. Complete Change' of Programme. Presenting that Supirb'. Masterpiece !'•" • .'TOR HER • COUNTRY'S 'SAKE.'' - ! 1 RCilita.r.T/llrSfiia.' 1 '"1 'o®en"^ro'nj;ll jAVto^'.irjj.flu. : GUARDS HAIR DYE.'' TRY IT ONCE AND YOU WILL ■ .'' ALWAYS'USE IT.'""'';:" IT ha 6 no oquftl in the world; perfectly ■ clean," instantaneous effect! natural" cplour;.,"defies , detection, no smell.' and will not injure the ;hair. Obtainable' at- . 3sl' Cel. from tho'l'ollowm# chentists C. PALLISER; Courtenay Place.'"'' 1 " R. BR TEN, 221 Ciiba Street. ""A: HOBSON, Upper' Willis Street:" ■ W. SALEK, 32 Willis 'Street.- •• K. BRITTMNi 58 Ulnnnors Stteet,' " ■ C. and ]£. V. EVENS, Manners St. ■' C. FLETCHER, Lnmbton' Quay. GEO.' MEE, Lombton Quay. ' DUNBAt) SLOANE, Lainbton Quay. . J. MILLTITT, Hotel Cecil Buildings, W. GOWER, 75 Adelaide 'Road."" W. H." COY, 81 Riddifo.rd Street.' - : Miis. h. b; mason, TEACHER OF BALLROOM DAXCIKG', mU.ITION Privately or in "Class, Clares' ..commence • MONDAY, Slst..March. •Intending.'pupils arerequested ..to . cppir., municate with; Mrs.: Mason',:.'BG.Ghu«fteo. Street. " STRING BAND." TtTESSRS. VITBTTA '■ BROTHERS, 1 IyX ' Harp, Violin, and FUlto " " (Constantly engaged at Royal Oak Hotel), Are prepared to reoeive engageliients for.' ;' "At'.Hoftiee," 'Garden- Patties, etc.'. •, San supply large or small Orchestral"-" kddrtes. .131! TOUY'ST."" .'Piling2s7oJ'