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AMUSEMENTS. milß KING'S. -liiE KING'S. TO-NIGHT, ' At 8, NIGHTLY! HAYWARD'S PICTURES. A Masterpiece, in Silent Drama, reproducing with wonderful effect thu atmosphere of circus life. "FROM fJincUS TO RACECOURSE." "FROM CIRCUS TO RACECOURSE." "FROM CIRCUS TO HACECOURSE." "FROM CIRCUS TO RACECOURSE." "FROM CIRCUS TO RACECOURSE." "FROM CIRCUS TO RACECOURSE." Perfectly Staged ami Acted. .GORGEOUSLY COLOURED, Containing Novel, Fascinating, and Exciting- Situations, including, "THE RACE FOR THE GRAND PRIX." "THE RACE FOR. THE GRAND PRIX." ''The Blue Riband of the French Turf." We also present, among other items, the greatest laughter-raiser screened, THE RIOT. THE RIOT. THE RIOT. THE RIOT. Last Night our audience shrieked with laughter. Tho picture alone remained steady. THE VILLAGE BLACKSMITH, THE VILLAGE BLACKSMITH, Founded on the familiar song, which will be artistically rendered during projection. Prices, ls/and M. Reserves Dresden, 6d. extra. IMPRESS THEATRE.' "Where Everybody Goes." CONTINUOUS PICTURES. Daily, 11 a.m. to 11 p.m. Stalls, 3d. Dress Circle, 6d. TO-DAY AND TO-NIGHT. ,' . LAST TIME of tho i Thrilling "Feaxuro" Drama, ' "THE QUAKERESS." "THE QUAKERESS." 'In the Power of tlio Blacklegs" (sensational Kaleni drama). AND -MANY OTHERS. NEW PROGRAMME TO-MORROW. NEXT MONDAY. NEXT MONDAY. TOWN hall, (Largo Hall and Concert Chamber). OPENING DAY-NOVEMBER 3rd* ■ From 9.30 a.m. till 11 p.m. AN ABSOLUTE CONTINUOUS SHOW. THE COMPETITIONS—I 4 DAYS. THE COMPETITIONS—I 4 DAYS. THE COMPETITIONS—I 4 DAYS. THE COMPETITIONS—H DAYS. £750', ill! -£750 MAGNIFICENT DAY AND EVENING PERFORMANCES. MUSIC, DRAMA, ELOCUTION, ORATORY, DEBATING, CHILDREN'S DANCES, ETC., ETC., And GRAND CHORAL AND CHOIR ■ CONTESTS. REMEMBER— The Evening Programmes will -consist. of the Best Performers heard at tho Day Sessions, which have been so arranged , ta give a line, varied programme each : oveninc. PRICES—Day Sessions, forenoon, fid.; afternoon, 6d. Evening, 2s. (reserved), and Is. SEASON TICKETS, 15s. each, admitting holder to every performance except Demonstration Nights. BOX PLAN opens to Season Ticket Holders at tho Dresden This Morning, when seats may be reserved fqr the entire season, including Demonstration Nights, if so desired. • EVERY DAY AND EVENING—A' MASSIVE PROGRAMME. . . RECORD TALENT. •TAMES DYKES, Secrctary« 149 Featteistoti Street. CITY COUNCIL. TO-NIGHT (WEDNESDAY), 29ft OOTIV : BER, At 8 p.m. BAND PERFORMANCE. WATERSIDE WORKERS, At ORIENTAL BAY. JNO., R. PALMER. ■ Town Clerk', 29th October, 1913. ' jU'GREGOR. ) WEIGHT'S, FINE ART DEALERS, ARTISTS' COLOURMEN, PICTURE-FRAME MAKERS, 182 LAMBTON QUAY, Telephone 656. LERUW AND HBALE, . MOTOR GARAGE. . Open Day and Night. Vulcanising done. Accessories stocked. Accumulators charged. Cars for Hire. 'Phone 871. NAPIER. 'TTJHONE 1442 for all olasKH of PrintJr ing Work. Prompt attention, moderate charges, "Dominion" General Printing House, Dominion Avenue.

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