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AMUSEMENTS. TVHE NEW THEATRE; JL Manners Street. ; (MacMahon and Donnelly's.) CONTINUOUS PICTURES. Daily—ll a.m. to 11 p.ui. "GO WHERE THE CHOW US GO." TO-DAY and ..TO-NIGHT, Jl : .\"E'«th. ... Sxciting Detective Drama, inclu<iiiiHr s Great Horse Race— • "NICK WINTER "NICK WINTER "NICK WINTER AND TIIE STOLEN FAVOURITE." '.; THE STOLEN FAVOURITE." ; • THE STOLEN' FAVOURITE." Ami mi Exquisite Supporting liill. : Additional Subjects for Children . ; TA-morrow Afternoon. Adults, 6i1.; Children, 3d. • Ijl HEAT II E ROYAL, Direction Brennan-l-uUer, Ltd. " LSRENNAN-FULLER VAUDEVILLE ENTERTAINERS. Oast Two Nights of Present Programme, The M-cst Brilliant Vaudeville EntcftaWC',.', immt ever presented to a N.Z. audi«nce;, Last Two ' MA in ELLA'S Nights, COMEDY COCKATOOS.; : . : MIKKO. ■ ■ l^stlVo MIKKO. Nights. Last Two FRIT/, Nights. • VON LISTON. SERENADED, , last Two ~ sERENADERS. -Nights.; , ■To-morrow Evening the SoreiiaQors will present n Grand farewell Vrogramine, . selecting at.tile Request ol their nUmer- ... sus admirers tiio Most from their e'xle'mivo repertoire. • • »_ THE HARMONIOUS HUXHAMB..,. (Direct from London.) . . ; MISS VIOLET CARMEN,". And her Composer Pianist, AI.P. .T. LAWRENCE.. '.' In Song and Story ot tko Piano. ESM A DUO Tho Clover Juvenile Singers. D.C. and 0.5., 25.; Stalls Is. Plan at Dresden. Booking fid, extra. HIS MAJESTY'S THEATRE, IS MAJESTY'S THEATRE. -, Proprietors Jolm Fuller and .Soub. TO-NIGIIT and TO-MORROW NIGHT ' Will bo the Last Opportunity of Witnessing the Famous Production, entitled 1 CLEOPATRA, . CLEOPATRA, The great classical drama in 5 acts. CLEOPATRA. A subject wliich uiK CLEOPATRA, doubtedly takes first . CLEOPATRA, place among tho many CLEOPATRA. Historical'.dramas placed --. CLEOPATRA, before the puMc. . The story of one of tho CLEOPATRA, greatest women of e.n- CLEOPATRA, eient times, a queen pos- CLLOPAIKA, sosdng almost supernn- CLEOPATRA, tural powers. CLEOPATRA, CLEOPATRA, CLEOPATRA, in which the famous actress, Miss Helor Gardner, gives a stu<iy. GAUMONT GRAPHIC Notablo events illustrated. ■ HIS WIFE CAME BACK, "I ■ Johil Bunny's Domestic \\orncs. Etc., Etc. next MAVODIIKEE „, ' Prices as Usunl. rlan at Chmteson^ Last josepii M'CABE lecture. AST JOSEPH Mugabe lecture, TO-NIGET—CONCERT CHAMBER. Tho Posi-tivoly FAREWELL ILLUSTRATED LECTURE FAREWELL ILLUSTRATED LEGTUEE 111 Wellington of . MR. JOSEPH M'CABE. MR. JOSEPH M'CAiIE. MR. JOSEPH M'CABE. Jl'R. JOSEPH M'CABE. The Most Eloquent and Most Pojmtal Lecturer oil tho English llatfow To-day. The Entiroly New Illustrated Lecture. THE ROMANCE OF AUSTRALASIA. THE ROMANCE OF • AUSTRALASIA,,,. Reniarkablo Features'of New'"Zealaild ■■' find Australia—The Wonderland of tho-': South—Strange 'Animals and Plants—Survivors of Ancient Times—Australasian Museums of Livinc Antiquities Iho Maori aud the Alps Of 'New Zealand and Switzerland—The Sounds of • New Zealand and Norway—Their Origin--Relics of a Great Ice Age-Evolution of Beautiful Scenery—Splendour of Summer and Desolation of' Winter, ■ 25., Is, (Reserved at the Dresden-35.). ■ Day Sales at Christeson's; Commence nt 8. CAELYLE SMYTHE. pOPULAR LECT UR i, Illustrated by Superb Lantern Slides'. "OTHER WORLDS THAN OURS,"' ' ! ' MISS MARY PROCTOR,. In, Aid of.the Wellington.,Collego.7.' ~„ Observatory. Fund. >. TO-MORROW (SATURDAY), 7tli JUNE. ' ... 1913, at 8 p.m. . In-the New Building, Wellington College. Admission, 2s. Gd. .• ■■ ■■~ _ , Ticket? may be,obtained,at the Dresden. BALLROOM DANCING. H/ffRS. H. B. MASON'S glasses for B«JjJL ginners are held in her private hall on Monday and WodiiGSaaj' ftt 8 p.m. , Term commences with pupil. Friviito lessons by arrangement. . ; PROFICIENCY ASSUMED. IN SIX., . . PRIVATE LESSONS. ■ Address: 8G Ghuzneo. Street, near' St,'' Peter's Churoh. ■ .',■'„,