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•. amusements....; JJI3 MAJESTY'S THEATRE. Proprietors Join Fuller and Sons. THIS EVENING'AT 8. BUILDERS of tho EMPIRE. BUILDERS . uf the EJII'IRE. Ono of tho Greatest luiiian Dramas'yet' produced. •"•■ CINDERELLA. CINDERELLA. CINDERELLA. A Spectacular 'Dr,ajnM;ic ad»pti)t}9n':ot.tho well-known fairy tale. WRECK of tlio VERONESE. WRECK of Uib VERONESE. Off-, tho .Coast of Portugal... And OtheF Excellent subjects. B.C. Is, Cd.i Stalls'!!?.,•-Upper Circle (id. Booking free at. Dresden, 'l.'lipno 3153,. '.jjis - MAJESTrs : - ■THEA.TRE. - Proprietors ; John. Fuller and Sous,; . TO-MORROW (Saturday) TO-MORROW Si ATI NEE I MATINEE! *• • BUILDERS OF TIIE EMPIRE.- - ■ ; ,' ■ ' And ■' . .CINDERELLA. , An,entirely .different production to others ' , ~ screened in Wellington. rriHE'" ''NEW' 'theatre,. ' J ' ... Jlanners Street (MacMahon and Donnelly's). CONTINUOUS PICTURES. Daily—ll a.m. to 11 p.m. "GO WHERE THE CROWDS GO." " "THE SURVIVAL 01' THE FITTEST!" , TO-DAY and TO-NIGIIT, MARCH Hill., 'An Unparalleled Story, of a Wrongful . , '. imprisonment. N < . "HIS BROTHER'S CRIME." ' '"HIS BROTHER'S CRIME." ■ Supported In' ' "THE BAR K FOREMAN." . "TOLLGATE, RAIDERS," "ANIMAL . PRESERVATION," Etc., ..Etc. ' TO-MORROW AFTERNOON. . I Special Additional Subjects for Children. .Think of it! Adults,'- SIXPENCE.'' Children,- TII,REISPEj\CE. . | fJV.H E.A THE.. .. ROYA L. . Direction • ;• Brenrian-Fuller,'Ltd. '. TO-NIGHT!- TO-NIGHT! TO-NIGHT!' Tremendous Success; of our •• Magnificent . . New Programme ... . Read.this Sew Bill ! . . ~.. , MARSH LITTLE Hear this great..baviMAIISH LITTLE tone, in his original 1 and hIS talented Bceila "GOING BACK""" Company. • in two'scenes." 1 "" Great :, ovation of THE MARSDENS ■■ these modern §am-.. TIIE MARSDENS sons and . Enuili- THE MARSDENS brists. ' Direct'from'' THE MARSDENS London;"' ' " THE 'MARSDENS • Special Starring Engagement .of. nENIIY and MAY,. nENRY nnd/MA.Y:.: HENRY .and MAY. HENRY and,MAY , In their Wonderful and 'Humorous '. ' " Cvcling Act. LOUIE DUGGAN' The Yorkshire Night- •' LOUIE DUGGAN ingale,,. who is tlio . 'LOUIE ; DUGGAN. rage .of Sydney, , Australia's Popular . THE ESMA DUO Juvenile' Dancers,', I' THE .ESMA DUO ■ '' ! BLAVIN AND THOMPSON,. "I ' Tlio Popular Parodists."-' Last Nights of ' • AUSTIN .AND ..COWAN,- . .' ■ . . Refined. Sketch Artists. In "hi* death ; defyiiig: *eleetri- .'.ELECTRA'-, ( .' inarvfcls,"the most' Marvellous ELECTRA net of its kind in the world. ELECTRA A Refined Vaudeville Programme of . • .Unexcelled Merit. ' , • '••••*• I'ricrs.—D.C. and 0.5., 25.: Stalls, Is, Plan at Dresden. ... 1 CJTORTTS' CONTINUOUS THEATRE, ia Willb Street.. ,v.. • TO-DAY. TO-DAY, LAST DAY BUT ONE 01'- . , "MAN'S*DECEPTION;" "MYSTERY OF TIIE 7 01CL0CK ' EXPRESS." Open Daily from 11 a.m. to U p.m. . . FORGBT ' . Grand seaside gymkhana' RAND SEASIDE ■ GYMKHANA • , At LYALL BAY TO-MORROW .. : .. (SATURDAY).' ' ■■ '' : lji> Aid 'of City Reserves ■ Beautifying;■ • ' ' Funds.- . Fun and Frolic Galore, crowned by ■ THE LANDING OF CAPTAIN COOK,' A,Magnificent Estravagiinza, '' 2.15 p.m. fhaVp. : "' ■• • AFTERNOON. TEA, MUSIC,- Etc., etc. ■ . ; WELLINGTON RACING' CLUB? ; AUTUMN MEETING, 2nd and 5tU '.' APRIL, 1913. ATOMINATIONS for all Events nt th« above Meeting oloso at' 9 'o'clock p.m. on FRIDAY,; 14tli March; 1913. A. E. WHYTE, ; ' ■' ( - 'Secretary, 1 : !''MRS.'H. B. MASON, : " TEACHER OF BALLROOM DANCINU TUITION Privately or in' Class., Classes commence- MONDAY,- 31st March. Intending pupils aro requested to communicat&.M'itb .Mrs„ Mason, SG Ghuzneo