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Dominion, Volume 7, Issue 1957, 14 January 1914, Page 9

i3iI»iii.OPERA novsm ■' '■'-■ : \&1&&g<m00W 'mmem. ■ ■ to-night. TO-NIGHT. TO-NIGHT. . T""" ' i:HiE^''a ,, M'art' per" Ira NTERTAI NER S« ■GRAND- 1 FAREWELI? PERFORMANCES. ' UST TWO N]QHT| . PERFORMANCES.-. • ' ■ . LAhT TWO NIUHIS; • .THK'SMAR'IVSET;' iiaiipy combination of clever Artists, prcswilinß Novel Pro:,,;§gramines oi>.Wond<M-fui Personality and churn!, of Programme will be submitted in the first half. ''MM ;■;■ REMEMBER-TO-NIGHT AND THURSDAY. GRAND FAREWELL PERFORMANCES prior 1o then- departure for Tnsroamsa nit ■■Australia, on FRIDAY NEXT, .hmuury- 16th. ■■ . • ■ ife By.Request; THK KEVUF, for TO-NIGHT ONLY.- ■■ ■ ■■ "■ r s;x;l!opulaivPrices T -:k, 35., Is. Plan.at Dresden, .Day Saks at Cliristoson's.

are flocking nightly to —npHE king's. —- . MA*'"''-7-'"'*■ HE KING'S. .... *.?■?■ The Loading Picture Theatre. ■TO-NIGHT: - at% >■ ■NIGHTLY. PICTURES. , HAS; CAUGHT ON 5; WELLINGTON /HAS CAUGHT ON ;.'to,tho feet that with, a wave of his magic *:': i )v«iid, the" Kineinatograplust hns ft.'Ji'f .■ i.■'■• truiw.ported • ■ •>.£&'■'■-.} CHARLES JIAWTBET, fxffWte; England's Star. Actor, ' f 'T£. V.*' , ■■■'■ i ' And lus ' ■ .LONDON COMPANY, Vto this Theatre, where they present ■■■■.■■/NIGHTLY,..AMID ENTHUSIASM, s A.Vperfect pulished performance of ■V'A MESSAGE ><'■■!.- : ■: ■' ■ . i'. "A MESSAGE ":'i . dSOflft. i»"A MESSAGE.- '■'•.':■ ■ ~;.;■ ,;■ ;... from suns." ■-....' ~;. . 45ff0ft. '■•: V FKOMMARS.". ;; : ■~,„■,;■,,..; fiujmmars." ■" Evorvlxidv's I-'iivonrite Play af MYSTEIfY, I'AUGIITIOH. AND TEARS, With its .glorious lesson on ■ THE KVILS OF SELFISHNESS." .OTHER EXTRA QUALITY FILMS, '■■:. The Keystone Komedy King, '■' "WHEN DREAMS COME TRUE." ■ . '"'WHEN ■ DREAMS:- COME TRUE." ■ . ."WHEN DREAMS' COME TRUE." "Ha! Hu! Ho! Ho! oh, dear, I've av pain in my side—u stitch—good grncieus, I've burst something—Oh, this comedy ■just tit'lck'S me to death."—Verbatim. STRIKE SCENES IN WELLINGTON. Second and last series. j"N.Z. NEWS." ' "THK FLIRT." '■■" "PATHE GAZETTE," and others. .■'■ ■'■■■ THE KING'S OKCIIESTKA, , Gd. and Is. ' Reserves Dresden, Is. 6d. pMPKESS "■ :TnEATI E. "Where Everybody Goes." STALLS, Sd. Drew Circle, Cd. TO-DAY AND TO-NIGHT. ..':.■■■'■ LAST TIME OP :' Lubin's Great "Feature," ■ "THE ■ ,■■ ■■ ;;■■ SEA ETERNAL." ■■■ : "<ii- ■ SEA ETERNAL." '■ ":.*:- '}■.'■". SEA.ETEiJNAL, , : ,■[.-'.' "Detectiw's Stratagem" (A.B. Co.VSeusa-;-..V' ■ tioaal "Feature") iiiul ■' :■■ : -'' MANY OTHER "SUCCESSES. NEW PROGRAMME , -TO-MORROW. BR ITAN NI A THF.A TR K ■ Direction A. .t. Coloinnn, '-, CONTINUOUS JUCTURES. i. : .-■ ' ':.Last Day nnd Nicht. of ■ . The Colossal Circus Bsnsatipn^ ■h- ' A LEAP OF DESPAIR. .'..■ A LEAP OF DESPAIR. ; .: A LEAP 01' DESPAIR. I ..- ■ -.A LEAP OF DESPAIR. . ' . Thrillinpr, Intense, Grand. TWO FATHERS. ' A GENTLEMAN OF .FASHION. LATEST TOPICAL : GAZETTE, ele... TO-MORROW (THURSDAY), . ! ■ All New Star Subjects. ■ Prices: Daily, 'Ml and lid. .Evening, Cd. only. , Chiiilren,- *1. : uhw)ys. r .,. ;'.,-,j ,< r ,i ■ THE ■ EELIABILITY OF BEGG'S *■ ' "- ■■ PIANOS. ■ A CLEVER Advertiser c*in write such a' (ilowitei; descriplios of a conununplnce Piano that any render may easily te misled into thiftkiug that it is of cood and relialslo eonstruction. Unfortunately for the purchaser, the deception is t not obvious iintil a few years lias pvoveu the absence of its vaunted qualities. BEGG'S f« 0D ™ Orr Rre'nt Agencies are: John Brinsmcail and Son., Jnlins Blutlmer, ScMi-rt-maver und Soehno, Fritz Knhln, Gois and Kallmann. ■ , With these Sue instruments we. are able to guarantee every Piano wo sell and opir gnarautc* is backed up by 52 years' straight-fortrartl tradinß. A visit to our Warehouse will bo iipprecintcd. . -. ... CHAS. BEGG AND CO., LTD., MANNERS STREET, WELLINGTON. The Oldcs-t Establi«lied jWauo Houso in New Zealand. WEDDING GIFT. . . ; LLOYD'S Lucky WEDDING: RINGt, Solvd Wet. Gold stamped; 16*. GS, to 503. eaoh. . 282 LAMBTCK QtlY and Hi CUBA STREET. .■'-<.

■'.... ,Ap _ _ 1 _.\. *— --^ The Retailer's' Ruse This is not the title of the latest 3s b'd novel, but the heading we have chosen for a clarified and brief exposition of-a true story. The New Zealand. Diariesare the best Diaries obtainable'in the Dominion., they are designed, prepared' and printed specially to suit the requirements of the people of New-Zoaland. There arc eighty different varieties of New Zealand Diaries, from' the, tiny Pocl«t Edition to the well-bound two-pages-.to-a-day.Commercial Edition The New Zealand Diaries contain extensive and reliable information abmijNew Zealand, such as the Postal Regulations, Customs, Mails, and Vdumi. nous Statistics. It is a Cmpendium as well as a Diary. ,The New -Zealand Diaries cost the public no mere, and in many casts less than the imported Diaries, and it is therefore a matter of self-interest to buy New Zealand Diaries. "The person who wants a New Zealand Diary should be very careful to distinctly slate so when ordering from retailers, because some retailers' :if not strictly tied down in this way will substitute the imported Diaries. There arc other retailers who will do their utmost to get a customer to accept the imported Diary in preference to the Ntw Zealand Diary. The reader may well ask-Why is this? The retailer is guided .by profitOn the imported Diaries, which are difficult to sell in honest competition with the New Zealand Diaries, the retailer makes a larger profit, and he therefore uses every effort to sell the foreign article. The interest of the retailer and the customer arc at variance, and (%e alters only protection is to specify "New Zealand Diary" and INSIST upon having it. , We arc the Printers and Publishers of Tiw> New Zealand Diaries, and those who arc unable to get The New Zealand Diary from their own Booksellers have merely to write to us to have, their orders attended to promptly. i Whitcombe&Tombs . * Lambton Quay, Wellington