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AMUSEMENTS. TO-NIGHT TO-NIGHX' And EVERY NIGHT, EVERY NIGHT, Excepting To-morrow (Saturday), In the POSY CONCERT CHAMBER, V 'TOWN ILILL /Heated to a Comfortablo Temperature), MR. EDWARD BRANSCOMBE «f his New English Costume Comedy Company, THE "DANDIES, THE DANDIES, In an Entertainment combining all that is Harmonious, Melodious, Humorous, ami Interesting. THE DANDIES. ■ the dandies, Appeal in a marked manner to lovers ol clever and refined entertainment, wher« anything stale, banal, or dull is not pcr> niittcd to obtrude. PRESS AND PUBLIC HAVE JUDGED TJIB DANDIES. Tlio reverberation of their Boom is being heard I'roift tlio North Capo to the Bluff. PRICES—3s., 25., le. Plan at the Dresden. IMPORTANT. THE DANDIES. THE DANDIES. Being compelled to vacato tlio Concoct Chamber to-morrow (Saturday) will appear for that ono Evening at tlio Lower llutt, TO-MORROW (SATURDAY), JUNE 21st, KING GEORGE'S THEATRE, Lower llutt, THE DANDIES. HIS MAJESTY'S THEATRE. IS MAJESTY'S THEATRE, Proprietors John Fuller and Sons, TO-NIGHT AT 8. Last Nights of Our "All Star" Programme. THEODORA! . THEODORA! THEODORA! THEODORAI THEODORA! THEODORA," Tlio Story of a Conspiracy against the Emperor Justinian, THEODORA! THEODORA! . An Excellent Representation of a Great Historical Drama. POLLY AT THE RANCH. POLLY AT THE RANCH. A Comedy that never fails to make a Hit THE DEVIL FISH. A Coloured Educational Subject, And a Host of Others. TO-MORROAV (SATURDAY), - • AN EXCELLENT MATINEE PRO- , GRAMME. ■ • COMMENCING MONDAY NEXU The Sensation of nil timo, LES MISERABLES! Prices—D.C., Is. Gd.; ls.j Uppef Circle', Cd. Plans at Christeson's, 'Phono; 165. . ' H E A T R E EOlil, 1 Direction Bronnan-Fullcr, Ltd, Last Two Nights of Present Programme, BRENNAN-FULLER VAUDEVILLE ENTERTAINERS. Last Two Nights of . THE Tlwj Premier Xj-loplioni6tg THE . , FOUR of Europe and FOUR AVOLOS. America. 'AVOLOS, Last Two Nights of CARMEN AND LAWRANCE, - In Song and Story at tlio Piano, Last Night of ESMA DUO. i Immense Success Nightly of ■ HARRY ■ QUEALYS NELLIfI Australia's Foremost Farcical Sketch • MISS GERTIE JOHNS. BLETSOE'S CRIMSON RAMBLERS. . D.C. and 0.5., 25.; Stalls, Is, Plan at Dresden. Booking, Gd. extra. CITY COUNCIL. ' TOWN HALL. ORGAN RECITAL •ORGAN RECITAL - SATURDAY EVENING. SATURDAY EVENING. By MR. HORACE WEBER, V Of Napier Cathedral., ..' Programmo in Later Issue. ... JNO. R. PALMER. Town- Clerk. : ...Juno .18,, 1913. .... ,— ~ ■ RACING CLUB, WINTER MEETING, . 16th AND 19th JULY; 1913. NOMINATIONS for .all Events,.except. .. tlio Trial Plate, Close at NINE 'o'clock - p.m. TO MORROW (FRIDAY), 20th June* 1913.' •• A. E..WHYTE, Secretary. ■ THE one and only Big Waltz Success., of the year—"Loneliness." It's dreamy, ■ dainty, catchy. Played by' I. leading Band and Orchestras. Don't miss ~ •in getting "Loneliness" Waltz; it's the most beautiful Waltz oyer written.' Is. 6d. per copy, posted free) from the AngloAmerican Music Stores, 11G Cuba Street. , The cheapest in the Dominion.; ■ " BALLROOM DANCING. . T\/fRS. H. B. MASON'S Classes for BoIyJL ginners are held in her private hall on Monday and Wednesday at 8 p.m. Term commences with pupil. Private lessons bv arrangement PROFICIENCY ASSURED IN SIX. . PRIVATE LESSONS. . Address: 80 Ghuzneo Street, near St. , Peter's Church. •