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Dominion, Volume 6, Issue 1732, 24 April 1913, Page 9

I AMUSEMENTB. THE NEW THEATRE Manners Street. (MacMahon and Donnelly's.) CONTINUOUS PICTURES. ' Daily—ll a.m. to 11 p.m. "GO WHERE THE CROWDS GO." .. TO-DAY and TO-NIGHT, APRIL 2ltli. . COMPLETE CHANGE, Headed by ii Great Dramatic Scnsalion, "THE ' "THE CRACKSMAN'S CRACKSMAN'S DAUGHTER." DAUGHTER." "The Latent Spark" (Flying A drama) i. "Tho Temptress," "Market of Kaby.lin, ~ etc., etc. Think of It! Adults, SIXI'ENCJtV- • ' ' Children. THREEPENCE. " ■ rjIHEATK 13 R 0 1 'j7H Direction ; Bronnan-]. r nllcr.' Ltd; BIGGEST! BRIGHTEST! BEST! Vaudeville Show South of the Line. B.O—THE SERENADER-S, Costume Com. od.v, Wit. and Humour. , ~ 9.O—TJIE CLARDYS, Aerial Gymnasts. 9.IO—MURPHY,.Yankee Taikiug juggler. 9.22—THE HARMONIOUS HUXHAMS, :., Famous Operatic! Trio, s 9.32—THE LESSOS. Star engagement 'of ' American .Tugglers and Sharpshooters, 9.55—A1R LIE ANI) CAMPBELL; Musical ' Comedy and Xylophone. 10.G-FRA.NK HAWTHORNE in. "HIS . WEDDING MORN"—.screaming farce. Prices: D'.C. and 0.5., 25.; Stalls, Is. Re.sorved seats (id, extra at.'Dresden. NEXT MONDAY-ONE WEEK ONLY, . THE IIERALDOS! v. .. Enough I 'said! JJIS MAJESTY'S ■ : THEATRE, Proprietors John Fuller,and Sons,; , i > THIS EVENING. A Startling Series of Attractions. ON THE STEPS A Brilliant " ; of the spectacular THRONE. Military Drama. 11.M.5. NEW ZBA'LAND., Scenes on Board. The Illumination.' MARRIAGE OF CONVENIENCE,: - MARRIAGE OP 'CONVENIENCE,. . • , A.Vitagraph Feature.. MISS PHYLLIS DA liH The famous MISS PHYLLIS DAVE London actress MISS PHYLLIS DARE, ami Post Card MISS PHYLLIS DARE, Beauty.. i A nd Brilliant MR. GEORGE-GROSSMITH ' Gaictv AIR. GEORGE GROSSMITH ' / Comedian. AIR. GEORGE GROSSMITU London's Lcailing .Musical Comedy Favourites. . [ In a selection of Tcrpischomin. Sneciali'. tics, introducing I lie" latest Lo'udojl and . ;. New York' Craze, ; 'J'l-IG ARGENTINE TIA'GO. THE BUNNY HUG,, , and TllE TURKEY. 'JRO) l'atlie Gazette. . The Cormorant,- ; And other excellent subjects.-' ---ri D.C., Is. fid.;. STALLS,' Is.; UPPER... " CIRCLE, Gd. ■ • Booking free at Dresden. Theatre .., 'Phono 3153. SATURDAY AFTERNOON NTXT. MATINEE. • ■Specially for the Children. 1 . ■-■. ALLADIN i And His Wonderful Lamp. ■ •. . H IS MAJESTY'S", Till, VI Rlf. Proprietors .lolin Fuller and' Sous. ■ •" - 'MONDAY EVENING NEXT, Messrs. Fuller (ake : pleasure in,au'/io.unc?', ine Edison'sj Great Production',..' : '* ' FOUL'PLAY Adapted FOUL PH V FOUL PLAY l'rom ■ FOUL PL\Y FOUL PLAY Ch.lleadc's- FOUL PLAY' ; FOUL PLAY well-known FOUL-PLAY I'OUL PLAY Novel. . FOUL PLAY. As the picture is thrown upon tho ,' screen MR. ALFRED BOOTIIMAN ' ~ - Will tel 1 the Story. - ' A .DECIDED SUCCESS;' . HOLM AX. HOPE'S .LATEST WALTZ,. ... "BUDS AND ULOSSOMS." . . nOHIS Walts bids fair to exceed in pop"1- liirily fho ivriicr's "Golden Shall- • ows" (28.0(10 copies),.."Silver Fern" (19,000 ■ copies), both N.Z. records. ; "BUDS AND BLOSSOMS will )x> ■heard everywhere Ibis winter owing' to its captivating melodies. It is easy to play, and well within the comiiass of tho moderate player. You should certainly . get a copy. ~ '■ ' ■ -i We would (i.sk yon tojcall and hear (In*,.. ; and, otlier successes' tried over 'on '. lho ( . ' Piano. ~ , , '' i . ..Price, Is.' Cd. copy. 1 Posted anywhere, 18 stamps. ' - • * - . CIIAS. BEGG AND CO., LTD., Jifannsrs Street, Wellington. ' . ' •New Zealand's Poplar Music House.. "I ■ ' ' , CHEAP MUSIC. .. . .', 1 " '' THE VICTOR FOLIO, containing. GO : of the 'Best Piano Pieces,, printed oil "good paper; only ls. Cd. each, posted,, ;'. 2s', from ■ 'tho Anglo-American, Musio. Stores; 116' Cuba Street, -.Wellington, 'Honso for Cheap !Music. ANTED KNOWN,, .'Open Daily'from Noo'it till 11.15 p.m. (Eicopt Tuesdays, wlieii premises clofo at i - ■ '2 o'clock.) PALMER'S LUNCHEON and. SUPPER, .ROOMS, IG3 LAMBTON QUAY. ; • Tolcphono No. 20.