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Dominion, Volume 6, Issue 1789, 30 June 1913, Page 9

AMUBEMENTS. QPERA HOUSE.' lessees ... J. C. Williamson, Ltd, Sub-Lossoo C. 11. Bailey. BRILLIANT SUCCESS Of TUB NEW PROGRAMME. Received with n furore of enthusifuu. TIIIS MONDAY EVENING, at 8, And TO-MORROW (TUESDAY) AND WEDNESDAY NEXT ONLY. MR. JACK WALLER'S MUSICAL FLIGHT OP FANCT. THE BUTTERFLIES! ' THE BUTTERFLIES! THE BUTTERFLIES! THE BUTTERFLIES I THE BUTTERFLIES! THE BUTTERFLIES! Tho Company that lias Delighted nil New Zealand. Pre-ominent in Music, Diverting Songi, Clever Sketches. Glorious Concerted Numbers and all tliG attributes of an entertainment that has made the name of "Tho Butterflies" ! a household word throughout tho Dominion. Prices, 35., 25., Is. Plan the Dresden. Day Sales, Christcson's. Direction . C. R. Bailey. Business Representative Wm. Bauer. liepresentativofor Jlr. Waller...F. M'Crea. MANAGERIAL. frtflE BOX PLAN for FIRST SIX 1 NIGHTS of tho lIAMLTON-PLIM-MER SEASON WILL OPEN at tho DBI3SDHN at NINE O'CLOCK THIS MORNING. OPERA HOUSE, Direction) Allan Hamilton. TIIE IIAMILTON-PLIMMER COMEDY COMPANY, Commencing „ THURSDAY NEXT, JtlLt 3rd. THURSDAY NEXT, JULY 3rd. The opening I'rodilction will bo Victor Widnell's Great Play, "A WOMAN OF IMPULSE." "A WOMAN OF IMPULSE." "A WOMAN OF IMPULSE." The Management have, with infinite care, and at great expense, succeeded in forming an exceptionally' strong Cottipany for tho interpretation of this fine Play> and confidently claim, their-organisation to be the most powerful that h«S toured Australasia emce tlie palmy dilys" of th 3 Brough and Boucicault rcgimt. Beatrice Day H. R. Roberts Muriol Dale Sydney Stirling Eua Collins Arthur Styan Kate Towers Winter 11 all Mrs. Robert Brduglt Harry PlinSmet Paul Latham Cyril Bell Stewart Clyde "A Woman of InipUlsa" will be jSlayed for three nights only, viz., Thursday, Friday and Saturday. 3rd, 4t.li, and sth July. SECOND PRODUCTION: MON., TUES., & WED., July 7, 8, 9"DR. WAKE'S PATIENT." "DR. WAKE'S PATIENT," Box Plans now on view at the Dresden. Prices: 55., 35., and Is. Early Doors, Gd. extra. Day Sales at Christeson's. . Touring Manager, GORDON L. CONR AD. BOXING. JJt 0 W X HALL. THURSDAY NEXT, JULY 3rd. At 8 p.m. Amateur and Professional lottttiAMCnt promoted by the Wellington Boxing; Association, including Fifteen Bound Contest between „ "HOCK" KEYS, The Brilliant Australian Exponent, and, "JIM"'HAGERTY,, Tho New Zealand Champion, Preliminaries: . BRICI3 V. M'MORRAN. ' M'NICHOLL V. TRACY. • RYDER V. FLAN. PRICES—Stage and Gallefy SidM, 7«. (Sd.i Front Stalls, 55.; Gallery, 35.; Back Sl ßox Plan rapidly atARMIT'S. AV.G'., TALBOT, Hon. Secretary. TWO SUCCESSFUL SONGS. ALWAYS up-to-date, Oiir London Manager has sent on supplies of the Songs which aro at prosetit.tho leadttS lb London. Tho titles are:"LILAC TIME" (Chas. Wilteby). "LEAD KINDLY LIGHT" (Liddle). Both of these Songs ate flue examples of the modern Ballad: the former is considered the best front tho pen of Ch&S. Willoby, eo well-known as the writer of high-doss Ballads. Liddle',■? "Lead Kindly Light is crabably the finest musical setting to tho famous words by Cardinal Neijman, • Both theso songs are feet in IcOyS to suit, all voices. We would ask yon to call at our Warehouse and hiAif thehi tried ° V pr'ice, Is. (kl. each, cash. Posted, Is. 1&. CHAS. BEGG AND CO., LTD., Manners Street, Wellington, SOLE AGENTS FOR BRINSMEAD PIANOS.

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