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Dominion, Volume 6, Issue 1734, 26 April 1913, Page 7

AMUSEMENTS. rjAHE KING'S ' THEATRE, THIS AFTERNOON. WEST'S CHILDREN'S MATINEE. Children, 3d. to Stalls. . Stalls, Children 3d. rjIHE KING'S ' THEATRE. TO-NIGHT! • TO-NIGHT! Last Night of THE WEAKER VESSEL. THE WEAKER VESSEL. The most artistic and tastefully-coloured drama vet screened at The King's. THE DANDY. SIGNAL OP DISTRESS. BRAINS V. BRAWN. GAUMONT GRAPHIC. MOTOR-CYCLE RACING at Trcntliani. MONDAY! MONDAY! The Picture You are Waiting for. A ' Vitacvaph •' Exclusive: VENGEANCE OF DURAND. VENGEANCE OF DTJ&AND. VENGEANCE OF DURAND. Favourito "Rex Beach" story, told in that . author's powerful iganner. rjIHE EMPRESS , THEATRE. "Whero Everybody Goes." Stalls CONTINUOUS / PICTURES 3d. Daily, 11 a.m. to 11 p.m. Stalls Stalls, 3d.; Dress Circle, 6d, 3d. Stalls TO-DAY and TO-NIGHT, 3d. Final appearance of tho enchant- Stalls ing historic drama, which is draw- 3d. ing packed houses: "THE Superb Stalls "THE scenes. 3d. Stalls EXECUTIONER'S 3d. EXECUTIONER'S Stalls 3d. Soul-stirring .. SECRET." Stalls incidents. SECRET." >|(L "THE An appealing drama by 3d. MISER," . the Lubin Co. Stalls -— 3d. "A Hero's Reward." , Stalls A HOST OF OTHERS 3d. ■ Stalls COMMENCING MONDAY: , 3d. A Sublime A.8." "Miistorpicco, Stalls "BROKEN WAYS." 3d. (gHORTTS' CONTINUOUS THEATRE. Willis Street. ' | TO-DAY! TO-DAY!' LAST DAY' Of LAST DAY . THE PRESENT EXCEPTIONAL PROGRAMME. CROWDS UNABLE TO GAIN ADMISSION LAST NIGHT. SIX O'CLOCK. SIX O'CLOCK. SIX O'CLOCK. SIX O'CLOCK. 'A Vitagrapli Triumph. i Featuring Maurico Costello. THIS (SATURDAY) AFTERNOON. HUGE ATTRACTIONS FOR THE CHILDREN. COMPLIMENTARY CONCERT i " . , 'To .J MR. HORACE HUNT, ' Who is Leaving for Europe. , ' TOWN HALL i ... TUESDAY, 13th MAY, 1913. TICKETS: ' ' , ': •• ONE SHILLING and TWO SHILLINGS. No Extra Charge for Booking. 'jgUGBY FOOTBALL. ATHLETIC'PARIC. THIS AFTERNOON AT 3. ■•.poneke'v~petone. MELROSE V. ORIENTAL. Two of'''tho . Best ';MatcWs T ' in thS."-Krif ! Round. " 11 ADMISSION Is., Ladies free. Grandstand Gd. ■ ■ Seats may be reserved at ARMIT S or HORNIG'S. " ; AT PETONE. WELLINGTON V. ST. JAMES. , Train 2.10. Admission Gd. Early gomes at Park as -usual. Season Tickets, 30s. Secretary.

FOOTBALL. SENIOR CHAMPIONSHIPS. SENIOR CHAMPIONSHIPS. \ At WAKEFIELD PARK, DUPPA STREET. TO-DAY 'At 3 p.m. . TO-DAY ! PETONE V. NEWTOWN." PETONE V. NEWTOWN. Everybody Invited. Admission Free. Lower Hutt Rccreation Ground— ATHLETIC V. HUTT. W. S. BRICE, I Hon. Secretary. . Wo have great oonfidenco in' recommending Warner's Rust-proof Corsets. The stylo is so good, the comfort so perfect, and the wear so lasting, with the pricc so burnable. Wellington Drapers.-Advt.

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