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Dominion, Volume 6, Issue 1857, 17 September 1913, Page 9

AMUSEMENTS. JJIS . MAJESTY'S THEATRE. ', Direction Breniian-Fullors," L'td. "!' PACKED TO THE DOORS Again last evening. A word to the wise. Book now and ensuro a good seat. The Greatest Vaudeville Programme yet submitted to N.Z. amusement lovers. ' BRENNAN-FULLERS' ' • VAUDEVILLE ENTERTAINERS ' Tho Best tho World can Provido. THE 1 .VAUDEVILLE SENSATION- 081 ' - ' " ' 1913. THE liOYAIi :• BANZAI BANZAI BANZAI BANZAI ... ...BANZAI. . ... BANZAI BANZAI ; . BANZAI , Family of Japanese "Entertaiiwra. ■ ' • THE' WORLD'S GREATEST EQUILIBRIST!?, Must bo seen to bo believed. All tho printers', ink in Wellington. cannot, ade- .. quately describo this. 1 COLOSSUS 6F FEATURE ACTS; TIIE BANZAI FAMILY Appear Nightly in a Gorgeous Stags , Set(,iug ; ,pf,i^iji;o l ?illc and. Velvet, Magni- 1 '' ficbntlv embroidered'in'Gold. , A' BLAZE OF ORIENTAL SPLENDOUR.' • LAST FOUR NIGH.TS. THE ROYAI, BANZAI FAMILY. Owing to.the Royal. Banzai Family being ; , ■ shortly due back to fulfil Continental l •• .contracts, their Wellington - Season ..wi11,,.',' positively conclude NEXT SATURDAY. , Instant Success of ' 'JOHN FULLER, . : The'Fa vburito'Tenor Singer, KLIMO. and ICLIFTON, THE ROMAS, ~ , •„ „ : . ST. GEORGE and:DAYNE, ' MADGE . I3ERUSFORD, •• • . LYRICAL FOUR. \ NEIL CANT, ' , ERNEST PITCHER, MISS; OLGA PENNINGTON, ' , . .'NOTE "PRICES. "'=■ " . • ' : D.C., 2s. Gd.; O.C. Stalls, 25.; Stalls; ' Gd,; Upper Circle,: Is";- • ..•■ .V V:-, .. BOX "PLAN. , •::: ....! , Box Plan at tho Dresden. Booking Gd. •_ extra. VOUNG ' WOMEN'S " CHRISTIAN. ' 1 ASSOCIATION-'ANNIVERSARY; ' , i " CONCERT CHAMBER, TOWN' HALI* - TO-NIGHT, at 8. ' J^ ; !S. Tv'•S:;t}LAl)i)^NG ; :wiil Speak-'''',; Her Excellency Lady -Liverpool will bf. present. . ... : ; .... .. .■ Admission Free. Collection, ,' DO YOU BELIEVE THAT CHRIST. ' lANITY IS PLAYED' <?UT? ' Is a New Evangel Needed To-day? .come and hear ;v;: . .: WELLESUEY .C. BAILEY, EsqJ ; (Founder, of flie Mission, to. Lop<?ii§) .... tell'of tho. triumphs'of the. Gospel, in wotk ' amongst!fill©.Lepers.of tho,Empire. "A 1 great mission, one of tho greatest that lias been established sinoe the. dawn | of the Christian era."—Tho "Scotsman.."-r" "In tlio'.Mission to -Letiers we see' Christ" j ianiiy at its highest and best." —"Man* Chester Guardian."''• . 1 ' MR. BAILEY.—St. John's- Ckss-rooin.r THIS EVENING, at 8 o'clock. ; : ' MRS. BAlLEY.—Baptist Ohiuidhj,: Viviaai,;,,. Street, at 8.30 p.m. GOOD SONGS FOR BARITONES, • mHE most* Popular Songs for Bass or JL' Baritone Singers are:— • \ "RED DEVON BY , THIJ SEA,"- (Con- . ingsbv Clarke). , "THE GRENADIER" (Eric Coatea). ' "A JOLLY OLD CAVALIER" (Aivlia' Dix). "DRAKE GOES WEST" (Sarider6oii\ "TILL THE SANDS OF THE DESERT .GROW COLD" .'(Ball). ' ' " ''.'(THE DROVER" (Reginald St6nehata);" ; ■" All these aro ■ well worth your consideration. Why: not call and hoar. them, tried over? Good Songs aro always worth, having. . PRICE, Is. 9d; oach. Posted Is. lOd. JlEMO.—Owing to tho exceptional sale of Herman' Loh?s great success, "Little: Grey Home in , the West," wo have < sold out of all keys. F.ui'ther supplies are .... due Monday next. ...... CHAS. BEGG~AND CO., LTD,, "; Manners Street, Wellington. , HOUSE OF EVERYTHING MUSI CAD Opon all Day WEDNESDAY.