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Dominion, Volume 1, Issue 1760, 27 May 1913, Page 7

AMUSEMENTS. OPERA HOUSE,, Direction V« M. BEEBE. SPECIAL LADIES' NIGHTS. TO-NIGHT AND WEDNESDAY NlfinT, SPECIAL LADIES'NIGHTS. TO-NIGHT AND .WEDNESDAY NIGHT. POLITE VAUDEVILLE DK LUXE! POLITE VAUDEVILLE DH LUXE. 11l order that every Lady in Wellington may have nu opportunity of seem? the difference between POLITE VAUDEVILLE-iput Vaudeville as previously presented in Australasia, MB. BEEBE. has decided lo set asido the Last Two Nights of his highly successful Wellington feeason as SPECIAL' 'LADIES' NIGHTS. SPECIAL' LADIES; NIGHTS. . • TO-NIGHT and- WEDNESDAY-MOM' Ladies will lie admitted to any part of tlio Opera llouso for ONE SHILLING. ■ ONL SHILLING! PRICES: For Gentlemen, 35., -25., Is. Plan at .tho Dresden. No extra charge for booking. Day Sales Christeson's.

IJIHE EMPRESS THEATRE. "Whero Everybody Goes." Sthlls CONTINUOUS PICTURES. ■ 3d.Daily, 11 a.m. to 11 p.m. Stalls Stalls. 3d.: Dress Circle, 6(1. 3d. Stalls TO-DAY AND TO-NIGHT. 3d.. A Gloriously-staged and Thrilling Stalls Court Drama 3d. "A CONSPIRACY Stalls "A CONS PIRACY . 3d. "A CONSPIRACY Gorgeously Stalls "A CONSPIRACY Coloured. 3d. "A CONSPIRACY Stalls AGAINST MURAT." 3d. AGAINST MURAT." Stalls And a AGAINST MURAT." 3d. Host of AGAINST MURAT." Stalls Others. AGAINST MURAT." 3d. rpHB KING'S THEATRE. Props.. West's. Ltd.. and T. M. Donovan. WEST'S PICTURES'. TO-NIGHT WEST'S PICTURES. at 8. Reproduction of «a Sensational Detectivc Story, SHADOWS OF Full SHADOWS OF of SHADOWS OF Thrill. Sensational, THE NIGHT. Exciting THE NIGHI. Story. THE NIGIiT. The most Thrilling Photo-play yet screened.

tie up from Bridge to Moving Train. Pursuit by Airship. Escnpo over Telephone wires. Some of tlio 11 any JncWcnts in SHADOWS OF THE NIGHT. ■ Better than, ZiEoniar. • LIVERPOOL GRAND NATIONAL, (England's Snorting Lv?nt.) CONFIDENCE. PATHE GAZETTE. And Many Others. TOSEPH M'CABE'S LECTURES'. Joseph ■ m-cabe's lectures! A SHORT SBHIES OF POPULAR ILLUSTRATED LECTURES POPULAR ILLUSTRATED LECTURES On EVOLUTION AND ASTRONOMY, EVOLUTION AND ASTRONOMY. By the MOST ELOQUENT SCIENCE LECTURER 011 the English Platform of tho present day. MR. JOSEPH M'CABE. MR. JOSEPH M'CABE. MR. JOSEPH M'CABE. MR. JOSEPH M'CABE. Beginning NEXT MONDAY EVENING, 2nd JUNE. In the CONCERT- nALL, With tho Entirely New Illustrated Lecture, STORY OP LIFE ON THE EARTH! STORY OP LIFE ON THE EARTH STORY OF LIFE ON THE EARTH! 25., Is. (Reserved Seals 35,). Plan at Dresden on Thursday. CARLYLE SMYTHE. gKATING. SKATING. SKATING. GRAND WINTER PASTIME. LOWER HUTT DRILL HALL. EVERY MONDAY, THURSDAY, AND SATURDAY EVENING, 7.30 till 10. AFTERNOON SESSIONS-2.80 to 5. , Excellent Floor. -Perfect Skates. H. BURRIDGE, Manager. "PUSS-IN-BOOTS" PANTOMIME. A BOOM IN RAGTIME RAGTIME MUSIC is in extraordinary demond in America, Great Britain, mid ! Australia; in fact> tlio world is KateTho" most popular hits introduced in this Pnntomimo are as follow:— RAGTIME MUSIC- ■ "Alexander's Ragtireo Band, souk (also for Piano Solo). "Everybody's Doing It," song. "There's a Girl In Havana." "Hum-Tum-Tiddlo." "That Mysterious Rag," song (also for Piano Solo). "Waiting for the Robert -E. Lee" (Song and Piano Solo). Price, Is. Gd, each. SONGS- „ 3 • "All Tlmt I Ask Is Love, Is. ,6d. j "Man I Love," Is. Gd.; "Oh! Mr. Dreamman," is. Gd.; "There's Someone in Australia," Is. Gd.; "Can t You Mako Room For a Little One," Gd.; "I'm On My Honeymoon," Gd.; "Keep Your Foot on tlio Soft Pedal," Gd.; "There's Something in tlio Seasido Air," Gd. " piano solos- _, T "Piiss-in-Boots," Waltz, Lancers, Scliottischc, and Two-Step, Gd. eacllV, "Sport's Ballet," Gd.; "Gipsy Waltz,-; Gd.; "Golden Grove," Valse Lcnte. IS. Gd.; "King's Picture Gallery," March,Gd. : We cordially invito you to call at'our Warehouse arid hear these popular items. /"WAS. BEGG AND CO., LTD., MANNERS ST., WELLINGTON. WELLINGTON'S POPULAR MUSIC , HOUSE. [

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