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Dominion, Volume 6, Issue 1735, 28 April 1913, Page 7

AMUSEMENTS. I fJIHE EMPRESS THEATRE. "Whoro Everybody Goes." Stalls CONTINUOUS PICTURES 3d. Daily, 11 a.m. to 11 p.m. Stalls Stalls. 3d.; Dress Circle, Gd. , Stalls TO-DAY nnd TO-NIGHT, 3d. NEW PROGRAMME Stalls "Fentiiring" 3d. 'I'WO Stalls TWO Wondrous 3(1. TWO "masterpieces." Stalls TWO - 3d. "BROKEN Sublime Stalls "BROKEN A.B. drama. 3d. "BROKEN Stalls "BROKEN WAYS." .'ld. . WAYS." Stalls Lifo's sad WAYS." 3d. etory. WAY'S." Stalls — 3d. FIRST TIME in Wellington Stalls of this drama of the present 3d. •war with Turkey. Stalls "A PRISONER 3d. "A PRISONER- Stalls Thrilling, OF WAS." 3d. Realistic, OF AVAR." Stalls And a HOST OF OTHERS. 3d. fJIHE KING'S THEATRE. Props., West's, Ltd., and T. jr. Donovan. A bountiful harvest of biograms. WEST'S "REX BEACH" SPECIAL WEST'S "REX/BEACH" SPECIAL WEST'S "REX BEACH" SPECIAL Introducing the.popular young American Novelist as tho author of a photo-play. "VENGEANCE OF DURAND," "VENGEANCE OF DURAND," By Rex Beach. Vitagraph's Great Dramatic Success. A brisk, quick American drama, displaying in its 3000 ft. an intensity of acting not usually seen in plioto-plays, whilo tlie complex study of the human emotions is absorbing to the followers of psychology "VENGEANCE OF DURAND," "VENGEANCE OF DURAND," By Rex Beach. WEST'S "REX BEACII" SPECIAL. WEST'S "REX BEACH" SPECIAL.. First Screening To-night. Prices as usual. 'Phono 3H3. S" HORTTS' CONTINUOUS THEATRE. Willis Street. TO-DAY! TO-DAY I COMPLETE CHANGE OF PROGRAMME. Presenting that Hugo Detective Sensation, "ITIE END OF THE LINE!" Showing tho important part the telephone plays in a Detective's Life. A DECIDED SUCCESS. HOLMAN HOPE'S LATEST WALTZ, "BUDS AND BLOSSOMS." ' THIS Waltz bids fairto exceed in popularity the writer's "Golden Shadows" (28.000 copies), "Silver Fern" (19,000 copies), both N.Z. records. / "BUDS AND BLOSSOMS" /will., 1m» heard everywhere this winter owing; to its captivating melodies. It is easy to play, and well within the compass of tho moderate player. Yon should certainly get a copy. We would ask you to call and hear this and other successes tried over on tho Piano. Price. Is. '63: copy. Posted anywhere, 18 stamps. CHAS. BEGG AND CO., LTD., Manners Street, Wellington. 1 New Zealand's Popular Music House. ' CHEAP MUSIC. nnHE VICTOR FOLIO, containing GO JL of tho Best Piano Picocs, printed on good paper; only Is. Gd. each, posted 25., from the Anglo-American Music. Stores, 116 Cuba Street, Wellington, House for Cheap Music. ' BALLROOM DANCING. MRS. H, B. MASON'S Classes for Beginners are held in her private hall on Monday and Wednesday at 8 p.m. Term commences with pupil. Privato lessons bv arrangement. PROFICIENCY ASSURED IN SIX PRIVATE LESSONS. Address: 8G Ghuzneo Street, near St. Peter's Church.

ON THE EVE OF THE BATTLE. FELLOW CITIZENS,—Ponder well bnf ore you vote on Wednesday. Consider that Wellington's municipal afi'airs need curcful and at(entio:i to.ensuro Souaid Finance, and to steer clear of dangerous party politics. If Wellington is to become wlmt you wish to see it, its busi.ii c-ss must 1)? carricd «m by jinident, farseeing, experienced men. "The Cit.v l'ii'.si." is his Mnlto._ lie stands lor Economy, Progress, ami Industrial Peace! Me stands to make Wellington the.. First City SouthVof the Line! VOTE FOR JOHN EDWARD FITZGERALD.' He is\a native of Wellington; and for the past four years ling served the Oitj on the Council, the Harbour Board, the Hospital and Charitable Aid Board, and the Teclnsirjl School Board. He has not broken his Pledges. Ho is not tied tc "tickets." He op-joses Syndicalism, but is the proved friend of tho Yorker. He opposes Politics in Municipal matters, VOTE FOR JOHN EDWARD FITZGERALD, whose past rcacV'd is the best guarantee of Futuro Progress, Efficiency, Economy and Honest Administration', and whose ai m is to represent worthily tho City and iw Citizens. VOTE FOR JOHN EDWARD FITZGERALD, \ VOTE EARLY.

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