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Dominion, Volume 7, Issue 1945, 31 December 1913, Page 9

■ r.-. ■ AMUSEMENTS. : ".Mr : i" Th i x 'J* irk Ij aw, i-r n 1 \ Tin-; LAW. ? r, IIOX .f'LAXfi.. ,■-■ ■- ■ ■ :■' ill IX 'I'liANy '" nux I'LAXS ' J ;"■■' Vof llio liiist Five Niglils of tho. ' Season ; i,(Cflimnonciii); fi-nm Haturdnv Next) ,!>■ 'M'KX A'!' Till; iliii'SDliX -i 'I'll .... (Weiliu-stlav) MOIiXIXO. I (WciliicsJiiy) ' MOItXIKG. 'flmrstlnv, Jan. S. 10 l'j; li A if O'U S'E. i il/pssco "..'.K'f-jV c.' WILLIAMSON*, LTD. ;l;.Mauaging Uirect.irs, lira. Tallis, Jluflli J. i| f - ' Ward, and Ciydo Aleyncll. E. .!. Tail (Sydney), " V^r3l : k,, i\' : ■ 'i'- Diu bysliiro (Moltonvno). ■■ livery ■ Kveniiig, lil'S.' . : V. ■ KtICCIiSS : ! .. /'fii;xo.i;i;x\i. sc'cksh *' ■ .■ Of ■ ■■ liojfl onilcrfiill v Imprcssivo. Play, ' ; fl-fefsMVITHIN 'PirK I,AV\". V !■ : U : \V I Tli IX Till'! LAW. :. i'.'•W®K-- , -WlT)llN' 'J'DK LAW. ' ® ! Till'! I,AW. ■ : liayard \'cillcr, i'--y ■' />'?;. ; I'llci'l'i'eieil by • ■/' ■"<' !.' ; Hie (ircai- Aniericati Acl.rcsa, S'I'.AIIB. ■ Ml' :"r /•. .V. .'.Rim. I, ST A lit! ' 1 . • :.)l. : I!ii-:L iS'J'.AKIi. ';■■; ■ ;-y.--y ; : ' Togellier''.with ■ Jlary .; Viorlli. iiincoln I'lumcri ;.;■,*' ■ Jlorrison. . Krio Maxon. .■; An<, a. Cast of Kxctfilional lirilliancy. ■ ■ 'f'l<o Play produced by K. W. Morrison, j.-I'JUCES: Cs., 1].?., and Is. Early door ■to Stalls and Gallery, Is. cstra. Plans at tho Dresden up to 5 o'clock, and from 5.-.10 at Chrislesoii's. JoirN: ii'OduiiACK's Toun. 3i'CO.i!.M.AC'K',S TOtiß. . ■■' /,„>■;■ .H!!iX M'COItJIACK'S 'I'OUK. JOHN' M'COItJIACK'S 'I'OUR. .TO lIN M'COKiIACK'S TOUR. :: JOHN H'COIUIACK'S 'I'OUK. . ■ MESSRS. J. & X. T.AIT have plcasuro in announcing that tho New Zealand ,'i'our of .HIIIX .M'COI!MACIC, ' JOHN M'COUMACK, ' JOHN M.-COKMACK, . The World-famous Tenor, ■ ■ Will 1 Bo Continued iii the O J'L H A HOUSE U'j/FJtWA A", •j A XUAJIV Dili, '' SATURDAY, JAXI'AIIY 10tb, • TWO COX'C'ERTH ONLY. MR. M'COI!jfACK lias just completed his operatic, season a;, C'ovent Garden, and previous to that a tour of 75 concerts in tlio Uniiod wl.icre lie met with success wiiicli the Press ncclaitnod as boring tho greatest of any artist during rcepnt years. Mr. M'Cftnnack's beantifnl- voice and siiiiinj of operatic eicwpts and English and Irish ballads lin« won for him ;t jjositiort in tire imi'ieal world which is absolutely uneriualled. JOHN Jt'COini.ACK, JOHN M'COUMACK, -JOHN M'COUMACK, ... Will be Supported by ■ -MISS MAX HUXLEY, >' MISS MAY HUXLEY, .. The BrilUant English Soprano, The posssssor of a Soprano voice of remarkable strength and quality, arid is regarded by t'iie London critics' as a vocal* isi of rare beauty combined with splendid artistry. MR. DONALD M'BEATH, Ml?. DONALD M'BEATH, .Violinist. ; MR. VINCENT O'B'RIEN\ MH. VINCENT O'BIUEN, Pianist. BOX PLAN AIII iANGEMEXTS. Tlio Box Plan for the John M'Cormack swason will bo opened at the Dresden on Tuesday, January i'ith. Country patrons may boot: their sea's in advance by post by forwarding rciuittaiice. Reserved- Scats, 7s. 6d.j Unreserved Scats) ,ss.\,and Late Boors, 2s. •'CONCESSION TICKETS. Musical Students and boiia-fide Members of Musical Societies may obtain these tickets on presentation of coupons signed ljy Music Teachers or Secretary of Society. Coupons .obtainable at the Dresden. Deserved Seats, is. Sid., for. 55.; Unreserved Seats. 55., for is. Direction J. and N*. TAIT. Maidstone park, at upper HUTT RAILWAY STATION, Wellington's favourite Picnic Grounds. TIME-TABLE I'OR NEW YEAII'S DAY: To Aro depart 0.31, 10.20, I.IS. Lainltta depart 5.30, U.i-J, 10.112, 11.10. Cheap Fares also en 2nd January. Hot Water Eroo al! di.v, I'lcniy of Native shade. Admission—Adults, 3d.; Children, halfprice. NOTE.—Bookings are now being taken by the Railway Department at Wellington for organised picnic parties on ordinary days, A U C K h A N IJ E X HIBITIO N A U. C K L A N D E XIIIBITIO N A UC KLA N D EXHIBITION A V C ]{ L A X D' EXIIIB ITIO N For the Christmas and New Year | Holidays. I ' WHAT BETTER OPPORTUNITY? WHAT BETTER OPPORTUNITY? [ WHAT BETTER OPPORTUNITY ? 1 FOR AN ENJOYABLE TRIP FOH A COMPLETE CHANGE FOR KEEK HNJOYMENT i FOB A SPLENDID SHOW. . VISIT THE EXHIBITION! ■ VISIT THE EXHIBITION 1 VISIT THE EXHIBITION! . :" ! . VISIT THE EXHIBITION! No Finer Music lias been Heard in New Zealand than tho ROYAL ARTILLERY BAND. ROYAI. ARTILLERY BAND, ROYAL ARTILLERY BAND. itOVAL ARTILLERY BAND. . ROYAL ARTILLERY BAND. ';. j .... Provides Twico Daily. THE GROUNDS ARE A FAIRYLAND. iTHE GROUNDS ARE A FAIRYLAND.' THE GROUNDS ARE A FAIRYLAND, j THE EXHIBITS ARE ASTONISHING. THE EXHIBITS ARE ASTONISHING. THE EXHIBITS ARE ASTONISHING. ■ ■ "WONDERLAND'S" Employees say that ".Wonderland" makes Straight Hair .Curly—and it "almost d0e5...... ' EXCURSION FARES ot; tho RAILWAYS All the Time FROM EVERYWHERE. ■ WEDDING GIFT, LLOYD'S LuckJi WEDDING RINGS, Solid ISct. Cold stamped; 15a. Cd, to 50s. each. , 282 LAMBTCIT QUAY and 114 CUBA ' STREET. WcGtport.-S.S.W., frcfih; barometer. 30.14; theniininctcr, 65, l'V'-ir; eca smooth. Htcphaii M<u«l.-S.K„ breeze; bwamcter... 30.16; thermonictor, 62. Hazy; tea mad--6lfap'e CamplKtll.—S.E., fresh; bnroiaetcr, 33.25; thermometer, 63. Cloudy; tea, rough. Kaikoura.—S.K., light; barosnctcr, 30.J.5; thermometer, 67. Overcast, haze; sta Ginootli. Aknroa Lishthoiw!.—S.K., light: barometer, 30.20; thermometer, to. Gloomy; eca smooth. I'ori Chalniers.-H.W., Uphti lmrometer, 30.25; tUcfmoaeter, >3. Fair; sea, smooth. Xaggete..—s'„ brc'cr.c; liarowelor, 50.08; t.heruiomoter. 69. flazy; soa .mod-eraU'. JUiiir.-S.W-, • Jijfht'-; barometer, 3C.SB; ther* monietov, S9. Cloudy, licu.y. l .. , December M, ;?:J, . ■ ¥'-'V !