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Dominion, Volume 6, Issue 1831, 18 August 1913, Page 7

AMUSEMENTS. Empress theatre, "Whero Everybody Goes."CONTINUOUS PICTURES. Daily, 11 a.m. to 11 p.m. Stalls, 3d.; Dress Circle, Cd. TO-DAY AND TO-NIGHT. NEW PROGRAMME, Introducing a GREAT RAILWAY DRAMA, "nAD smo hut known." "HAD SHE BUT KNOAVN." "HAD SHE BUT KNOWN." "HAD SHE BUT KNOWN." "HAD SHE BUT KNOWN." "HAD SHE BUT KNOWN." "HAD SHE BUT KNOWN." "HAD SHE BUT KNOWN." Supported by the BEST PRODUCTIONS PROCURABLE. g-ING'S THEATRE. Props., West's, Ltd.. and T. M. Donovan. TO-NIGHT AT 8. Presenting for tho firsttime tho following Star Subjects: THE TEST OF FRIENDSHIP. THE TEST OF FRIENDSHIP. THE TEST OF FRIENDSHIP. A fascinating Society Drama, which grips tho attention throughout. Superbly staged and acted by the Vitagrapli Company. U.S.S. WAHINE. Views Aboard tho New Ferry Steamer. EXPRESS C.O.D. A comedy of tho EXPRESS C.O.D. American Railway. Of special interest PARIS FASHIONS to tho Ladies. PARIS FASHIONS MOTOR RACING, ISLE OF MAN, Depicting Some Sensational Incidents. THE SCHOOL PRINCIPAL, This Story of a determined man and a rebellious woman. ELLALINE TERR-ISS AND SEYMOUR HICKS, in an excellent vaudwville turn. Popular Numbers by the King's Orchestra. rjl 0 W N H A L L. Fourth Week ajid Continued Success of THE Q M ART QET, II E lo M A R T E T, Who Resume the Occupation of tho CONCERT / CHAMBER. TO-NIGHT! TO-NIGHT! And Every Evening PnnctaalJy at Eight. TO-NIGHT, , . Another Excellent New and Original Programme Will bo Presented. EVERY ITEM ABSOLUTELY NEWUNIQUE. "THE 'SMART SET' ENTERTAINERS Are infinitely Superior to the BEST yet seen ill Australasia." —Vide' Proa) Opinions. After oil, tho Public are tho BEST judges, which accounts for our long and continued success. POPULAR PRICES: 35., 25., Is. Is., 25., 3s. Reserved Seats at Dresden, Day Sales at Christeson's. Manager, VICTOR BECK. Dog show. dog show. 0G SHOW. IX)G SHOW. THE WELLINGTON KENNEL CLUB'S TWENTY-SEVENTH ANNUAL DOG SHOW Will be Held in tho HARBOUR BOARD'S IC SHED, Waterloo Quay, On , WEDNESDAY AND THURSDAY, Tho 20th and 21st instant. . .. Admission, Is. ' Open from 10 a.m. to' 10 p.m. each. day. P. J. WRIGHT, Hon. Secretary, TWO DELIGHTFUL SONGS. "O HAUNTING MEMORY." "A LITTLE PINK ROSE." BY Carrie Jacobs-Bond, so well-known as the Composer of tho great successes: "A Perfect Day," "My ; Soul,:'; and "Tho Shepherdess." These latest examples of the modern ballad can bo recommended to all lady singers. They are melodius and sympathetic, and appeal to all. PRICE, Ib. 9d. each; Posted, Is. lOd. FAVOURITE WALTZES. . Tho Waltzes most in favour at present are: — "BUDS AND BLOSSOMS" (Adrian Hope's latest), "DREAM OF THE SOUTH." "SOUTHERN DREAM," "VALSE NOVEMBRE," and "NIGHTS OF GLADNESS." If you want a good Waltz, any of these are recommended. PRICE, Is. 9d. each; Posted, Is. lOd. CHAS. BEGG AND CO., LTD., Manners Street, Wellington, THE HOUSE OF EVERYTHING GOOD IN MUSIC AND MUSICAL IN- - STRUMENTS. \ CORRA LYNN TEA GARDENS. 220 Hutt Road, Potono. An Ideal Spot to spend a _ week-end. Every Modern Convenience. Afternoon Teas and Suppers a Speciality. A Special Room for Evening Parties. A Lovely Spot for Motorists to 6tay for Refreshments.. Cigarettes Sold. MRS. H. S. WOOLCOTT, Junr, Proprietress. For Children's Hacking Cough at Night, Woods' Great Peppermint Cure. Is. Cd.*

"STELLA MARIS" By W. W. J. LOCKE — IS A GREAT NOVEL!!! □OHHHn T j g a B (. ory 0 f g rea (j hearfe interest, 00' T 0 clean and wholesome, and leaveg 00 b a good impression. One critic says: "From the first page the reader falls under a spell, For all its wistful delicacy of texture.Mr. Locke's humanity, broad and strong, vibrates with terror, just as it Soothes with its sense of peace. This is Mr. Locke's finest achiove- ' ment." The characters aro well drawn, and one cannot help feeling a strong liking 1 , for Stella Maris, the bed-ridden wealthy' girl, and Unity Blake, the foundling. "Stella Maris" is delightful reading 'Price 3s. 6d. Postage Sxtra i WHITCOMBE & TOMBS LIMITED