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Dominion, Volume 7, Issue 1953, 9 January 1914, Page 7

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&4&EDUCATIONAL MATINEE.'-;:."/ ■ sKftfi. HISTORICAL MATINEE/*;:; ST:. ; 'TO-MORROW, at 2.30.--i?^:; .'.■'jfci.A,Hare Chance for the Children:?■"■'■ -;ffi?!A-LESSON IN. HISTORY. FOR-?' ■ '. r y-3i1. ; aud.Cd._ Adults; (id, and. Is;"'.■' mil e' icing's. -SS^T :f}|;|4;gr-h:. A HE. KINO'S..:;:— 'f ?ss.{?' The -loading . Picture -Theatre.' ■ TO-NIGHT I'f "^JAt 8;> ' ; NIGHTLY. S YWAI!D'S : PICTURES.;;;'! ■'■; -Remember this, ,-£ : ' : " :iv ." ■ y-S- ■ ■ We are Scrceninc "the;i:. GREATEST, PICTURE EVER SEEN.': '-, .■'...And it has. now reached its X'^S^'LAST^rWO-NIGHTS.' -■' .;...; :.-;: .'LAST-TWO-NIGUTS,.-.-v,: .Tacked Houses .'Enthuse Aver ib© ~»,--. '■ B .\TTLE OE GETTYSBURG."-/ .-.* -'"BATTLE OF GETTYSBURG." :'- "BATTLE.OF GETTYSBURG." --"BATTLE OF GETTYSBURG." • 4500 ft. of splendour. 4500 ft. LOVE ROMANCE. WAR DRAMA. UNRIVALLED .SUPPORTING- FILMS. HIGH BORN 1 AND BEGGAR, '' A Charming Drama, with Incidental Sonc ■ --by MRS. COSTELLOE. ."' "PLAYING TUB FIPERS." "■ • . With Special Bagpipe Effects. • '■' "AMERICAN ATHLETES." "ROSE SHOW;" ■..'A very fine- GAUMONT GRAPHIC. THE KING'S ORCHESTRA, (id. am! Is. Reserves Dresden, Is. Gd. DSin N N.I A T'H iA 1" tt ß Direction ' A. J. Coleman. ". THE; BIG' BOOM . SHOW. •' "Topical Gazette". '■ ",. The ■■Latest: "The-Way to Happiness," Vita. Drama. "Sports'in. Memo England"'-. Sporting; "The Blind Miner," Appealing Drama. "Hall Caino.at-Home,"- " "Interesting.. "The Living Doll," Gaimiont. Drama. "The Speed lungs," Keystone Comedy. TARANAKI L.T. ASSOCIATION' ANNUAL TOURNEY. . ONHAWERA TENNIS CLUB . COURTS. ..JANUARY -IS, U, 15. T&,|fEMBEES of'affiliated Clubs aiv re--i-V.fi.' minded that Entries for the .above close on 9th inst. Entry forms have been posted to tho Secretary of every Club in the district,' and t.hey may : also bo obtained'on application to cither .Secretary of tho tournament. Don't forget , that a Handicap "11" Grade is being run, provided the entries are sufficient. ' N. CAPI.EN. G. P. WHITEHOKN, " . ' Joint Sees.. rpOWN HALL. . ~-'-. TOWN HALL. U-i'iMiisuS —' .biitill .'.: ' WEDNESDAY, 21st JA^ r JAI)Y,-1-OW.' Tho Citizens'of AVclUngton .will tender a Coinpliiiicntarv Benefit to tho Widow i tintl Daughter of I lie late Mr. 11.. N. Fletcher, in recognition of his valned public'services. Tickets, is. (»U parts of Hall), . Obtain Tickets aiul reserve seats at the Dresden. B, A. KEENAN, - J. DYKES. Hoi;. Sees. TUTE.'. "' EDWIN KILPATFJCK M Presents tho World's Most Mysterious Paiiitim, ■ "THE SHADOW OF THE CROSS" "THE SHADOW OF THE CROSS." "THE SHADOW' OF THE CROSS." HARCOCKT'S ROOMS, PANAMA ST. Continuous Hcccntions irom 1 .to ■">• Adiil's To Defray Children Sixpence- JExpwtfS. Threepence. TIBUM ~OF T POPULAR." SONGS A (Daisy M'Geoeii) Contains: "Mv Love's Grey. Eyes, "Fairy I...»cmk" "My I-itUe Esamsalo Love; "Little AVhito ITo«se or: Hill." "Chain o' Gems" "A Kiss," "Once When my Heart." ■V Beautiful Present for.Your Friend, Price Ss, Posted 3s. id. THE ANGLO-AMERICAN SIUSTC STORE. 118 CUBA STREET.

JTIS MAJESTY'S THEATRE, Direction. BrennilM-FullerK, Ltd. MATINEE. • MA'l'l.N'liE. TO-.VO.KMW (Satm-dayJ TO-MORROW. Mothers, bi'iiipr the Little Folks, our nrogramiiH' this week is one thev will enjoy, BKENNAN-FULLERS' VAUDKVILLI? - ENTiaiTAINEES. ' THIS EVENING. America's and Europe'* Musical Ifnll Headlines over Fourteen Star Artists, in a Programme c,f nnusual 30.tcelie.nm and Brilliaucv. . Iho Uenornl Verdict of Tlnjitsimls of PiIITOIIS, . nr< , THE BEST YET. D.C. and U.S., 25.; Stalls, Jg. Gd. Upper Circle, ].s. Plan at Dresden. " Drofe ing Cd. extra, Tkc&tra 'Phoiie TCS. 'JRAMS— On request trains Mop ifl' front of Theatre. - ■' •■ ■ ; MPIt ES S THE AT R E,' '"""Where EvcryrJody"6ocs." STALLS, 3d. ' Dress Circle, Cd, TO-DAY AND TO-NIGHT, ■ ' • YOU-MUST. SEE ■ The A.B, Company's Great Dramatio i ~.. . .'. ."lealute": ; : BLACK,.- '"■" "NO PLACE 'FOR FATHER.". , FOR'FATHER." ''The Double Chase" (Lubin "feature"), #' SEVERAL OTHERS. - Q P E'il'Jt "• -'•■-'-]! otl'-s E. Du-eetion • J. and N, TAIT, '.'■ i'HIS (FniDAYVEVENING' "' •"■' THIS (FRIDAY) EVENING' . '..'• ' JLSO.TO-MOIiKOW (SATURDAt) ■•' ■ Return of ••■ •: JOHN M'CORMACK; ' John M'co'RMAcic; :■ ;.- ■■. JOHN' M'COUJIACIC, •■■"• ■ ' ■ JOil-N- M'CORMACK.--- ■ - JOHN M'CQIIMACK, -,' . ~.,„.' The World's Greatest Lyric Tenor. - TO-NIGHT 'MR. M'CO'RMACK will. el'nji ] Un Aura Anwrosa ~....., L'Mozart. Who Is -Sylvia.- ..'. Sohubprt' J'ai Tleiir? en Ee« Hu-i, Mother a' Mine Tours And'lrish Songs: Lagan Love Sour Harfy The Next Market Day Arr by Horije-rt Iluglies The Minstrel Boy -... A'rr by V. "O'Brten. And Encore Numbers .from "I Hear Tc.it Catling . M-e," "Ji.vflM," .. "Mother ; Maeli-ree," "Moily Braiiuigan"—Maevishe-nj; "Kathleen Mavotiriiettn." MISS MAY HUXLEY Will Sfntfi--- ■ "Dch Vioni Noti Tardar" (MozuvOi "Onvre Te-s Ywis Blcux" <Masseuei)i "CftVo Nome" (P.igoletlo), (Verdi); "Up Tiiere" (Novello); "Liiac Tinie" (Willeby). MR. DONALD M'BEATH (Violinist) "will" . v play; '~ . ... •. "Adagio" (RiVs); "Arioso" (Handel)i' "Scherzo" (Van Goens). MR. DONALD M'BEATH (Violinist).and MR. VINCENT-nO'BlUEN"(Pianist) will play: "Rondo, from Ron a I it. in D" At the riano: MR. .VINCENT O'BKIEN, Box Platl nvnilable at the Dresden, lteerved Seats. 7s. Gd. FIVE SHILLING TICKETS Now on Sale at ChristesoTi's. THREE SHILLING TICKETS Now on Sale at ChristewHi's. TWO SHILLING TICKETS Available at Latr» Doer at Theatre onlj (if room). Late Boat Eastbourne SalHi.-Jlny, UM ■p.iii. „-. J _.. ; :_.... ..., " EDTSON' A COMBINED Motion Picture ProjectA. - iii't Moriiiiie and Storcopticoii that successfully provides Motion Pictures, for the Home. Schools, Missieno, Y.M.C.A., Clubs, flic., ot a iiiiainium cost sn botn outlav and -upkeep. Parents, Schoolmasters, and others, let tis demonstraiß this wonderful mii.chiKe to ynu. Cramp and Co,, Ltd., Baker's Buildings, loatlierston Street. Wellh-l-sion, > IvVjTWlbNS'rPriw«nitii*f, ct-c., 'or lunttions of all kinds, premnNy and tastefiillv printed at the "Domnii-ivn General- Priritinsr House, Dcniinion Ar> enue. 'Phone 1142.

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