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Dominion, Volume 7, Issue 1895, 1 November 1913, Page 3

' AMUSEMENTS.' TTIS MAJESTY'S THEATRE. Direction Bronn&n-Fullere,, Ltd. ' BRENNAN-FULLERS' REFINED ■ , VAUDEVILLE MATINEES.' SATURDAY (TO-DAY) ■ • SATURDAY Commenting 15.30. " CHILDREN'S MATINEE. CHILDREN'S MATINEE- .. CHILDREN'S MATINEE, . Wholesome, Healthsome, and a Dclightfa) Amusement. MATINEE PRICES: Gd. Gd. 6d. Gd. Gd. Gd. Gd. Gd. Gd. Gd. Is Is! D.C. and 0.5., Adults Is.; Cbil- Is. Is. dren accompanied by parents Gd. Is. Is. Stalts, Adults 6d„ Children Gd, Is. Is ' , Is. . Gd. 6d. 6d. U. Gd. Gd. tid, 6d. Gd. Gd. ■OIS MAJESTY'S THEATRE. Direction. Brennaa-Fullors, Ltd, Last Night of Our Present Programme of Star Attractions. BRENNAN-FULLERS' VAUDEVILLP ENTERTAINERS. Tho Best tho World corn Provide, THIS EVENING. THREE YARDELL BROS., THREE VARDELL BROS., Superior Athletes and Eaiid-ta-hand Balancers. LALIA BROOK, LALIA BROOK, In Foniinino Fads ami Fancies, 1820 to 1920. THE CROYDONS, In Spectre Clog Dancing Spocialttiea Positively the Last Night. o£ ARMSTRONG & HQWARTB . Tom ARMSTRONG & HOWARTH' Mab ARMSTRONG & HOWARTH ( An old favourite with a new partner. Last Night of? DESPERADO and LA ROSE, The Daring Aerial Artists. Xast Night MISS GABRIELLE HOPE. Lo6t Night ' ' TWO REEVES. Last Night LA PERLE, Last Night • FOOLISH FORD. Last Night JOHNSON AND CONWAY. MAY BRILLIANT. D.C. and U.S.. 25.; Stalk. Vs. Gd.; Upp*T Circle, Is. Plan at Theatre. Book6d. extra. ■ . mH E COMPETITIONSGRAND OPENING BAI-T-OWN HALL, MONDAY, NOV. 3rd. PROGRAMME. TOWN HALL (Largo Hell). . lAS p.m.-PIANO DUET (over KK'ia-' danto con moto." CONCERT CHAMBER.'. .... 9.30 a.ra.-DRAMATIC RECITAL (Gen* tlomen)-"Tlio Charge of the Light Brigade." 11 a.m.-HUMOROUS RECITAL (open only to Competitors who have be«a /resident in Wellington Province tor preceding 18 months). < IS.'So p.m.-REGITATION (Boys under 12)—" My • Ship ■ and- -I." •• i • 2 p.m.—SONG (Boys under U): Own: Selection. 3 p.m.—DIALOGUE (under 12)— Net ip. character. EVENING AT ?.« o'clock. : Official Opening by the President, T. M. Wiltord, Esq., M.P. . PIANO DUET—"Andante con • moto."-' The Winners. RECITATION (Boys under 12)-"My, Ship and I." Final's Competitors. SOPRANO SOLO-'MJow Shines tho Dew." Winner will be delared.. .., DRAMATIC REC.ITAL-"Tho. Charge of, tho Light Brigade." Final 3; Competitors. ■••''. '" : SONG (Boys undor ,140—Own .Selection. Final 3 'competitors. ',- p ' '•;; DIALOGUE (under 21)-Own Selection. Not in character. Final, 3 eompeti- • tors. TENOR SOLO—"Devotion." Winner- will bo declared. - • • •:- "' ■"; ; HUMOROUS RECITAL (ope<i only to Competitors who have been resident in Wellington Province for procestins 18. months). Final 3 competitors. COMBDIETTA-"The . R-eal Q," by Messrs. Norman Aitken, P. A. Jones, and C. Bcntley Russell.' Prices—Morning, Gd.;-' Afternoon,' Gd. ' Evening, 2s, (reserved), and Ib. Season Tickets, 15s. Box Plan Dresden. JAMES DYKES, .Secretary. -jypGREGQR WRIGHT'S, FINE ART DEALERS, ARTISTS* COLOURMEN, PICTURE.FRAME MAKERS, 182 LAMBTON QUAY. Telephone 65G.