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Dominion, Volume 6, Issue 1856, 16 September 1913, Page 9

AMUSEMENTS. HIS -MAJESTY'S' ' THEATRE.' IS MAJESTY'S 1 THEATRE.Direction Brennan-FullersV Ltd. A TRIUMPH. Tlic Greatest Vaudeville I'rogiainme yet - submitted tri N.Z. amusement lovers. Each item choered to tho s echo by a Huge and Delighted Audience. BRENNAN-FULLERS' VAUDEVILLE ENTERTAINERS The Best the. World can Provide. THE VAUDEVILLE SENSATION of 1913, . THE ROYAL BANZAI • .BANZAI-' ■■BANZAI . " BANZAI . BANZAI. . BANZAI , ' BANZAI ; ■. BANZAI BANZAI BANZAI . ' ' BANZAI '■ BANZAI Family of Japaneso 'Entertainers. ■ THE WORLD'S GREATEST EQUILIBRISTS/ > Must he seen to be believed. All • the . printers' ink in Wellington cannot ado- ' quatelv describe this COLOSSAS OF FEATURE-ACTS. ■ . THE BANZAI-FAMILY THE BANZAI FAMILY . . Appear Nightly in a Gorgeous. Stagt ■Setting of Pure Silk and Velvet. Magnificently embroidered in Gold. ■ . A BLAZE OF ORIENTAL SPLENDOUR.' LAST FIVE NIGHTSLAST FIVE NIGHTS LAST FIVE NIGHTS Of ' THE ROYAL BANZAI FAMILY. Owing to the Royalßanzai Family, being shortly duo'back to fulfil Continental " contracts, their Wellington Season will positively conclude' NEXT SATURDAY,-Instant'Success-of ■ ' JOHN FULLER." •• •' • • — JOHN FULLER, - 'JOHN FULLER, ' , ' ' The Favourite.Tenor Singer. . KLIMO and IvLIFTON, - Eccentric Gymnasts. - ; THE ROMAS,' '. Herculean Feats of Strengtlu • . . ST.-GEORGE and DAYNE, . '•Refined Musical Comedy Artists, ■ -MADGE BER-ESFORD, Principal-Bov, Comodieuue. , LYRICAL FOUR. : Refined Entertainers,. . NEIL CANT. Scotch " Comedian. ' ERNEST: PITCHER, / .. • • Comedian. •• ' '. .MISS"OLGA'PENNINGTON, " ( The' Charming Comedienne.: . - ■ r.:- ' v.', note-frices:■ ■ D.C., 25.. Bd.'j O.C. Stalls, 25.:; Stalle,- to 1 " Gd.; Upper Circle,-Is.-•'• ' . ••••; •> ••• BOX PLAN, Bos Plan at the Dresden. Booting Gd. - extra. -A-word to the.wise: Book seats and assure ,a, good,,seat.- ; ' , CONTINUOUS /THEATRE, TO-DAY!" ". "'.TO-DAY!" " Nol'disk's Stupendous Star Attraction: "THE LAST OF THE OLD MIIX" "THE LAST OF THE OLD MILL" Attracted a Huge, Aiulience Last.,Nightj' Open .Daily, 'from, 11 a.m. to 11 p.m. Admission.:. Adults, Gd.'; .'Children, 3d. ■ . . ■do you belieyf;" ; :that christ- ' •'■■■ . IANITY IS PLAYED: OUT? Is a- New Evangel Needed To-day? COME AND-HEAR-' • ' . WELLESLEY C. BAILEY, Esq., (Founder of the Mission' to Lo^iis) tell of 'the triumphs of the Gospel in ivorlc •' among.st the-Lepers of the Empire.' •' ,"A great, mission, one. of tho greatest that has-been-established since* tho dawn '- 1 ' •of the' Christian, era."—Tho.,''Sootsninn.''.; ■ "In the. Mission to Lepers wo,see Christ- '• iaiiity at, its highest and bost."—"ManChester GKiavdian." ■ Baptist Church, Vivian Street, ' THIS EVENING lit B'o'clock. , ' .WEDDING GIFT. ' „ T LOYD'S Luclcy 1 WEDDING KINGS, ' Solid 18ct. Gold stamped; lGs. Gd, to 50s. each. 282 LAMBTON QUAY and lU CUBA , . STREET. . GOOD SONGS FOR BARITONES. • ' ' THE most Popular Songs for Bass'.or' " 1 -; • Baritone Singers are:— 1 • "RED DEVON BY THE SEA," .(Con- !■ ingsby Clarke). • - "THE GRENADIER".(Brio Coatcs) "A JOLLY OLD CAVALIER" (Airlio . Dix)." "DRAKE GOES WEST" ' (Sanderson). '. "TILL THE SANDS OF THE DESERT , .fiROW COLD" (Ba«). ■ , . "THE DROVER" (Reginald Stoneham). All these aro well worth your consid--' ' eration.: Why, not 1 call and hear then*! tried over?, Good Songs,n-ro always worth!' having.- , ■ - - PRICE, Is. 9d. each. - t Posted Is. lOd. - MEMO.—Owing to tho oxeeption.il sate of Horman I/ohr's «reat kucooss, "Litllo • Grey Home in tho We.sl," wc- have gold ~ out'of ( all keys. Further ..supplies,.ara ! duo. Monday next. , , , CHAS. BEGG"~AND CO., LTD., Mannora Street, Wellington. HOUSE' OF EVERYTHING MUSICAL - Open all Day WEDNESDAY.