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amusements, JJIS ' MAJESTY'S TBBATHD. Direction Brennan-Pullers. Ltd. TO-MORROW (Saturday) TO-MOKROW. CHILDREN'S MATINEE. CHILDREN'S MATINEE. CHILDREN'S MATINEE. , Commencing 2.30 p.m. ■pj-IS " MAJESTY'S THEATRE. Direction Brennan-Pullore. Ltd. BRENNAN-PULLERS' VAUDEVILLE ENTERTAINERS. THIS EVENING. HILARY LONG,. America*9 Kettiarkablo Phenomenon. KURTIS'S ROOSTERS High ROOSTERS Roosters School roosters Cyclists ROOSTERS Wirewalkers DanceTs ROOSTERS Acrobats Boxers ROOSTERS Equilibrists PEG Presenting their LIMIT : PEG Screamingly Funny LIMIT And Original Creation, "Pun in a Gymnasium." FORD and DAVIS FORD and DAVIS England's Operatic Vocalists. GLADYS Eccentric AI.BER GLADYS' Comedy Duo ALBER Last Two Nights of THREE BROS. VARDELL,. THE CROVDONS. MAY BRILLIANT,: JOHNSON AND CONWAY, British Bioscope, D,C. and 0.5., 2s. i Stalls, I;. Gd.; Uppei Circle Is. Plan at Dresden. BqokiniJ 6d. Theatre 'Phone 165 THE COMPETITIONS. HE C 0 M P E T I T lONS. TOWN HALL, TO-DAY AND TO-NIGHT. ANOTHER MASSIVE PROGRAMME. CONCERT CHAMBER. 9.30 a.inSHAKESPEEEAN RECITAD (Ladies); (a) "Dying for Love," (b) "The Mercy Speech.' Un :us.- -R EC JTATION (Girla under 14): "Baby." 12 noon—SONG (Girls under 16). 12.30 p.mHUMOROUS RECITAL (Boys under IB), LARGE HALL. 2 p.m.—PIANO SOLO (under 16). . 2.30 p.m.—SCOTCH SONG tLadies). 3.20 p.m.—SACRED SOLO (Gentlemen). 4.40 p.m. —VOCAL SOLO AND ACCOMPANIMENT (Ladies or Gentlemen). AT 7.45' P.M. A LARGE HALL, PIANO SOLO (under 18); "Liebestamn." Final, 3 competitors. RECITATION (Girts under 14): "Baby." Pinal, 3 competitors. SCOTCH SONG (Ladies) ; Own selection. Final, 3 competitors. SUA KESPER EA N RECITAL (Ladies): (a) "Dying for Love," (b) "no " Mercy Speech," Final, 3 coni'petitors. SONG (Girls Under 16): Own BclcctioD. Final, 3 competitors, HUMOROUS RECITAL (Boys under 10): Own select km. Final, 3 competitors. SACRED SOLO (Gentlemen):' Own salectioft. Jiaal, 3 competitors. VOCAL SOLO AND ACCOMPANIMENT (Ladies' and Gentlemen): Own selection. Pinal, 3 oompatitors. HUMOROUS OR COMIC SONG: Own selection. In ■ciiaraoter. 1. Dr. Norman. 0. Hales, Wellington, 2. Mr. \V. W. Crawford, Dunediiu 3. Miss Maude Pitcjier, Duncdin. 4. Mr. Ernst, P. Luka, Wcilincton. 5. Miss Maria Pis, Wellington, 6. Mr. W. B. Kcany, Wellington. . . J. Mr. David P. Mark Bonnet, Wellington. Season Tickets, las. each, admitting_ to all performances, except Demonstratioii Nights. Prices—Morning, 6d.; Afternoon, fid. Evening 2s. (reserved). No booking fee. Back Stalls, Is. Box Plan- i\t Dresden, / . JAMES DYKES, Secretary, HJ-'GREGOB WRIGHT'S, FINE ART DEALERS. ARTISTS' COLOURMEN, PICTURE .FBAJSIE MAKERS, i lit LAMBTON QUAY, Telephone 655. joar figure and have jour Con sets made to -measure. If undblt to call, send a post dttrd to the following iddresa, and our lady topressnUtive Trill tali at your residence. The IVholesali I Oorest Manufacturing Co., 108 a Cubs. Street.

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