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Dominion, Volume 6, Issue 1755, 21 May 1913, Page 9

AMUSEMENTS. HIS MAJESTY'S THEATRE. Proprietors JOHN FULLER AND SONS. TO-NIGHT AND EACH EVENING THIS WEEK, THE MAGNIFICENT INDUSTRIAL PICTURE, ■ A DAY AT BOURNVILLB, "mvwMnanu mh& s® * AV IDEAL INDUSTRIAL TOWN. BOURNVILLB BOURNVIL'LE. Hn Beautiful Environment. HOI lUN VI 1,1,E ' Working Whilst Nature Sniilos. BOURNVILLe! Us IfygU'iiic Workshops. BOUBNVILLE. The Superb Plant. . BOURNVILLE. Its Wondrous Machinery. BOURNVILLE Tlio Employees' Recreation. BOURNVILLE. Its Swimming Baths. BOURNVILLE. A taclor.v in a liarden. BOURNVrLLE. Its Fire Brigade. 1 BOURNVILLE. An A 1 '1-resco Dinner Hour. Every Citizen should see this Picture, and roali-n under what conditions Labout will work in the future. N.B.—This film equals in interest the famous Panama Canal Pieture; And a Snlendid Programme of other Star films, including Maurice Costrllo in "THE COUNTERFEIT BILLS." PRICES.—D.C., Is. Gil.; Stalls, Is.; Upper Circle, Gd. Theatre Telephone IGS. Plan at Christeson's. THE KING'S THEATRE. mUE NEW THEATRE, -H- Manners Street. Props., West's, Ltd.. and T. M. Donovan. (MacMahon and Donnelly's.) TO-NIGHT AT 8. . CONTINUOUS PICTURES. A Beautiful Pathc Drama: Daily—ll a.m. to 11 p.m. "GO WHERE THE CROWDS'GO." TO RIGHT THE WRONG. TO-DAY and TONIGHT. May 21st TO RIGHT THE WRONG. A Last Chance of Seeing TO RIGHT THE WRONG. Asia Noilsen ill ~ , , "A GIRL WITHOUT A COUNTRY.* nnnrptrr-c: lJ'ffiv ' WTOOSV " A GIRL ■WITHOUT A COUNTRY." SRnrmnv-e inr' ' "A GIRL WITHOUT A COUNTRY."RODERICKS RIDE, NAIOObA, A]|(l _ iU th) M , 1( , l)i(icclll p )lolo . Full of Thrills. Appealing story. l»]nys=. ■ QUARANTINED. GAUMONT GRAPHIC. TO-MORROW, ST GOTH 4RD. A Wonderful Modern Drama, MARY IN STAGELAND. "BEHIND THE MASK." Prices as usual. 'Pliuno 3113. . Tliink of it! Adult?. SIXPENCE, Children, THREEPENCE. (JIHE EMPRESS 'lUEAIRE. j, j, A IJL , K R y Q y'A L, r'n\vpi r vn!nTw l ' l mr'iMMn's: b ™w S Direction Brennan-Fuller, Ltd. . n \ IIUURLb. M. THIS EVENING, AT 8. Daily 11 a.m. to 11 p.m. fctal L FULLER-BRENNAN VAUDEVILLE CO. Stalls, 3d.; Dies. Circle. Gd. o< . Prcscntiiiß rmtuv SHARRAT AND LANG, \ST VPT'V \RANCF of' Stalls The Versatile ami Ongiiial Musical ~,,7 of hla ,'l s Comedy Duo. THE kalem s urcat »hl. ,\"\rn \\ T n \i\in "THE Spectacular Drama, Stalls • r an ' Ainusimr Comedv LAST BLOCKHOUSE." 3d. Intioiluting an Aim siiiß Lomcay MS''" BIOCKHOUSF'" Sl! 3d S MISS BEANIE M'DONALD, In w-wi hmS ll^ 8 Indians Stalls ***** ■ And "a HOST OF OTHERS. Sta'i'ls '^ooRE,"' 01 Kaßtim ° Dancc^ •■ TO-M0Ir0W: Stalls 7,1IT?w\?V^\'vn e VFljno^ *- omcl '' eUll9, "A BEAUTIFUL TRAITOR." 3d.' Tl™2gcd Two. HALL RAINE, SHORTTS' CONTINUOUS THEATRE, The Clever Comedinn Vocalist. THE SERENADERS, TO-DAY. TO-DAY. Hugh Huxham's Refined Costume Company. LAST DAY Of LAST DAY D.C. ami 0.5., SUlls, Is. Plan . _ Dresden ; Booking Gd. extra. The .Present Colossal Programme, — ; —: Headed' by Vitagrapli's Exclusive Special, H \LL 'CHAMBER, "FOLLOWING THE STAR," * "FOLLOWING THE STAR," % Six IVm, ind A Lllfc FOR A LIIL. Characters: Great Sensational Drama. Rimone (a mm-lmnl) Mr. .1. M. Clark Open Daily from 11 a.m. to 11 p.m. Bianca (his wile) Mrs. James na'iiialj •> , Guido Bard Mr. Vivian Rliind ADMISSION—AduIts Gd., Children 3d. <A Florentine Prince).. Maria Mrs. Martin Williams COOKERY. (A Tire-woman). COOKERY. Also, MISS CARTER. Morning Course, A Study in Colour and Movement. Wednesdays, at 10.30. Afternoon Designed by Mrs. .lames Hannah. Course, Tuesdays, at 2.30. Evening Principal Character-Miss \ era 1 egg. Course, Wednesdays, at 7.30. Barnctt s Prices—3s„ 25., Is. Box Han at Dicsdciij Building, Willis Street. Course commences with Pupil. fin o W X II A L L< Terms, .£1 Is. Particulars, 'Phono 951. Jj_ " WEDNESDAY, JUNE Itli. MUSIC AT BEGG'S. A TONP POEMS FOR THE PIANO. COLOSSAL CONC ER T ALBERT KUSSNER, so well known as Bv"iiic ' the composer of."Moon Moths." "Even: WELLINGTON FOUR..,, ing Hour," "Dance of the Wood Nymphs,' WELLINGTON F'.iUR! 'I. etc., has composed three new Tone Poems, WELLINGTON FOUR. which we have pleasure iu recommend- WELLINGTON FOUR, ing. These ore: . .. _ "SPRINGTIME," "AT PARTING," and COLOSS A L CONC LR 1 "AUTUMN REVERIE." 11lvr All beautiful'examples of moderu Piano- KDNLbDAI, .ICM-. Sin. forte Music, bright and melodious, yet I.WTCFs'. Is easy to plav. and are well worth your KIIULAK II ICL... -.. iconsideration. ."Price, Is. Gil. each. A few Keened at u... Another jicw Song by OAK I\l 1j .IACOBS — —h. BOND, entitled "0 HAUXTIKu , SOXG TIT \T AI'PEALS TO ALL. MEMORY." This composer has wicte- .. x( S BOD y LOVES YOU LIKE world reputation as the writer of FEE- - MOTHER." FECT DAY," 'OH SOUL, ea\ I rice, Greatest, and Best Motliet Is. 6d. copi. - . Jj • pvor written. Ouly Is. per If you would like to hear the abo\c / ].> om the Aiirfoand other New Music, our Piamsb, arc , j£ ns j,. stores, 116 Cuba Street, always at your service. A call would be cheapest Store in the Domiuappreciated. • Kvcrylhiti',' in music stocked. CHAS. BEGG AND CO.. LTD.. 1 ; ! : MANNERS ST., WELLINGTON. BALLROOM DANCING. Wellington's Popular 1« private hatl WEDDING GIFT. wiul" pjli. Privalo T IjOYD'S Lucky WEDDING RINGS, IN SIX JU Solid 18ot. Gold (.tamped; 10s. Od. i ßOrl^^ TO •*• to 50s. each. Address: SG Gluizaeo Street, near St, 282 LAMBTON QUAY and 111 CUBA Peter's Church. . STREET. , WANTED KNOWN. HUMBERETI'E CYCLE CAR—It is wonderful what this litllo Car. will W " " rnOTPrTTONF.R ~ " ' dot goes over rile Rimutalcas easily on seo * 1 CONI'LCIIOAbK, , • (lo?9 nv;!r U Q milfls to the gallon. Late of Lambton Quay, i 0 on tyres, and travels 15 miles Announces that ks has Recommenced , m ] lour- Can \vo give you a dcmonslni. 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