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Dominion, Volume 6, Issue 1810, 24 July 1913, Page 9

AMUSEMENTS. "QUO VADIS!" -QUO VABISI'f; BOOK AT THE DRESDEN, AVOID THE CRUSH AT THE BOXES J).C. and 0.5., 2-. No Extra Fee. Note.—QUO YADIS Souvenir Programme! inny be had FREE on Reserving S.'.its at "The Dre-dcn." : TLiriS MAJESTY'S THEATRE.11 IS Al A.l EST V'S ']'!IE ATH EV . Proprietors John' Fuller and Sons, TO-NIGHT. aI: S • NIGHTLt THE WONDER. OF THE WORM): • QUO VADIS! QUO YADISI All Australasian Racnrds Shattered Yesterday. OYER TOO BOOKED AT THE DRESDEN* -*• OVER. TOO BOOKED AT THE DRESDEN-,; And the Huge Concourse at the Doora would have Filled the Theatre twiccovcr,. ■ "QUO YADISr" "OUO VADIS:-" "QUO VADIS?" "QUO YADISV" '• • i "OUO VADIS h" "QUO VADIS?" "QUO VADIS?" "QUO VADIS?"■ BEAUTIFUL APPROPRIATE SIUSIC. BEAUT] EUL APPROPRIATE SI USIC, Conductor, Sir. E. J. Burke, D.C., 25.; Stalls, Is. (id.; U. Circle, ls.f Reserves Dresden, 2-C D.C., and Stalls 2s; . Children, Half-price to nK parts, . "QUO VADIS?" - ." , ' SATURDAY AT 2.311 P.St. ." SATURDAY AT 2.30 P.M. ' ' — SIATINEi; ' " ■ SI ATI NEIO 51 AT (NEE : MATIN EE ■ — Adults: Price';-! as'at'Ni'glit. „ RESERVES AT TEE DRESDEN, CHILDREN:' Stalls, Gd.; Upper Circle, Gd. Stalls, (id.; Upper. Circle, Gd. Children": Die-s Circle, Is. rji'll EAT E E It O Y aTe) Direction Ereiuian-Fuller, Ltd' BRENNAN-FULLER. VAUDEVILLE v ENTERTAINERS! Last Three Nights of our present - • . Programme.' ... . is.. Positively the l^ist-;Three-N'ights of . the sei;e.v.\l)i-:i:s. TIIE SEHENADEKS; • • ;Slr. Hugh Hiixha\n!s. Vtiiliaat .Company^ uf Eutertainnrs. *, • ROLVOS " Last Tiii-ee ' V fcoT.VOBKOLVOS . .Niuhfe..of . ROLVOS Equilibrium Extraordinary. Last. .Three- Ni?hls HARMONIOUS 11UXHAMS. Immense Succl-ss Nightlv of JENNINGS AND GERALD, • KITTY RENEY, ' . JOE LASHWOOD, ' D.C. and 0.5., 2s. ;• Stall:.; Is. Plan all." Dresden. Booking Gd. cjrt'ra. ■ ... SKATING. SKATING, SKATING*'LOWER HtJTT DRILL HALL. • , .EVERY SIONDAY, THURSDAY, AND SATURDAY/ Evening Session:'7.3o till 10. Afternoon Session: 2.30 till 5. Excellent .Floor. Perfect Skates. Fresh Novelties '.Every Week. ' H.'BURRIDGE; Manager. ; '•WOtmANi)S~"~ HfrXT~~CLUB/' »v PAHIATUA. - STEEPLECHASE MEETING. WEDNESDAY, JULY 30, 1913. PA 1U AT HA 1? A CECOURSE. First-class Programme.. . Entries clcsa with S?ciH'tnry, July 19. Weights to ho doclfiml Ju!v 2!i Programme approved "y WEDDING GIFT.' Lloyd's Lucky -weeding rings;'' Solid ISct. Gold stampedfi to 50a. each. ' ;; '" - ,; i ; H 282 LAMBTON QUAY and 111 CUBA STREET. nnHE one and only Big Walts fiuccesl! J. of tho yeiii—"Loneliness." It'o dreamy, dainty, catchy. Played by leading Band and Orchestras. Don't miss in getting "Loneliness" Waltz; it's the most beautiful Waltz over written. Is." Gd. per oopv, posted free, from tho AngloAmerican' Music Stores, 110 Cuba Street. Tho cheapest in the Dominion. BALLROOM DANCING. TJ/fRS. H. B. JIASON'S Classes for Be. I»JL gihners are held in hor private hall oil' Monday and Wednesday at R p.m. Term commences with pupil. Privatelessons by arrangement. PROFICIENCY ASSURED ,IN SIX PRIVATE LESSONS. Address:'B6 Glmuee Street, near St, I'eter's Clniroh. _ • . _ ' ».. Piano faki -ft over .from purchafers Bcoand-hand Pianos in part-payment of new ones, and' allow fulle.st values-. - ; If yon get a chill with scire throat.and tightness of chest, tae.klc it' at. onto witlvi"XAiStlL." It grips if. ((tucker, ami jnoro ; ell'eeti?nlly -than-niost remeilies.—Advt. |