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Dominion, Volume 7, Issue 1977, 6 February 1914, Page 9

AMUSEMENTS. : ■ ITUM advoii.t of Mut'.amo Melba, Aiiiy -*• CftStles, Amy Slicrwiii, Phil New-, bury, Herbert Jliimmiug, Oscar' Afiehe, ; Walter BeiHley, ai.kl Buirj Jewett . .is-" proof, .that there is latent, talent existing Hi our •imd's't eqilal to that in any part of thoworld, which <>iil,y iic'eds opportunity and encourage-. MENT. " That opportunity is now offered by tho . AMATEUR COMPETITIONS. imvteur competitions, « : ■ AMATEURC.O.MPETPMONS. 'frill give ,tlie .13nc.ouraReinti.it by giyj • nig the winner an engagement at Hvft Majesty's .T.l.ieatre during liekC tfe'elr,. i.iid will '.(stMisl,-tlirtfc t;iijjagmueiit .tO'.'.tlib.'p'xtc'ni: of folir .Ne.w.v Zealand. and Australian. Gir■'tuitt,,.i;p'r'qvi(le(:i (liat : ' iii"-6iir -i irdgiiicsint ilic ' success achieved warrants it, TO-NIGHT! TO-NlGH']'l TO-NIGHT! JJIS MAJESTY'S THEATRF* • Direction ~.r....v,i....8rcnnnn-FullcrE,-I/t(i . .0 A TREMENDOUS SUCCESS. ■, , The. Event of llio Soasflii. Leonard nelson's • : " * ■ NOVOI ■ . . ; i , '• AMATEUR COMPETITIONS. AMATEUR. COM PETITIONS. : AMATEUR COMPETITIONS. Hold in conjunction : Willi -oii'i; Rogalat Nightly Programme of leading Musio Hall Star*. ol : i%hgltij.vd,. A»ierica, 'ana;<tiio ;' . ... , i Continent. 1 . ' 'LAST NIGHT'S HUGE AUDIENCE . dkligutkd. ~. '' A Riot of Mirth mid Merriment. . SOME FINE TALENT. % E.YIIHNTS 3C JB ENTRANTS 3(> Owing, to tilt' extremely large number ol y entries It 'was found impassible to go ■"* 'through all ill oiio' .evening, therefore those who were uiiable to appear ' ■' ■ WILE PLRFORM TO-NIGHT. ~ M'ILL PLi?l ORM TO-NIIaUT. These iiicluclo tlio following;— Clias. Harrison ' Arthur Duly David Dud M.'Kubmstiuo : W. A. Young.. J. l)e Land* Rupert 11. linnncU tirown and Jolinsloa ; 11. Preston:- G. AV; Kinery :■ W. ljOAitard Billy -Colder Bert Masters J. J ones' .■ H. Andei-sbii Alf Gooday .. " ' Phil Carter - . 'IHE WINNER TO BE SELECTED BY TIIE AUDIENCE. .-' Another ; Gi:eatNight is .Promised.. ; BOX PLAN NOW OPEN At the Dresden. Bool; Early and ensure • ;. . a Good Seat. D.O. and. 0.5., 2s»;- StallE,.Jsj Gd..; Upper Circle. Is. . ..." .: ■ Plan at . Dresden. Booking Gd. extra.. Theatre 'Phone J.CS-. TRAMS'.-r-Ou reqiiesl Tratiis stop at Theatre. ' JJ ULVUTANUI sroTtrs CLUB. ■ To be held on MARCH fith. 1914. Paliantaimi -Hafidicap—lol) „■ yards,. . 22t ■" ■' yards, l ilO .-iCB' Sit.: and Clip; Jnd. '.til' 10>.; 3rd, 10?. ' •tlO Yiivds IlnrdUl?. pver. 'fi. -flights; Uuii x.'.- tiles, 3ft. Giii. high—lst, X 3.; 2nd, JCI; - :• 3rii, 105.., SSO Yards—lst, £3, and Trophy; '2n.d, Jit; , • 3rd, ss". One Mile -Ist. .£3 3s. and. Trophy ;-2nd, , > M Is.; 3rd, 10s. '. Koininaiioiis fof closo with' '. the, Secretary oil Wednesday, 25th Febrii- • Wyi;' .Entries for other es;.enf3.''cl6Se ; on groiind. Danco t<i follow. G. D. HARRIS, Hon. SecretaTy. ADRIAN HOPE'S LATEST. nniTE LatfeSt Composition by Adrian I'fAi' H«rc, «i wclLknowii as tlie writer of .. .Mye'ral succ&sful.Waltiiel, is a'. 1 bciA'iVtiftil ; Tons Poem frorii tho Piano, entitled "AUTUMN MEMORIES". :'■■■ . k.;,,: : ; 'Eiiie iSi in our opinion, iKi best this writer has written, the beautiful melodies Tunning throueli each movement should appeal to nil. Wo predict greater ipopularity for "Autumn -Memories ; than t hat enjoyed by "Rendezvous," "Hearts and■. I'lowerSi" '■ and' others of tho.. same . class. . 'v. ~ ■ ' ..Wo should- appreciate a visit : to our Warehouse to hear tins. PRICE la. Sd., POSTED TO ANT ADDRESS, Is. lOd, ' vCHAS, BEGG AND CO., LTD., I MANNERS STREET/ WELLINGTON, I. THE. HOME OP GOOD MUSIC. fpHE LATEST RAGTIME. WhoEr that Midnight vChco, .Choo. .'LoaroS' - for Alabatn (Song);' International Ragj ■; (Song); Stop! Stop. Stop! (Song); Some-1 body s Coming to our Houco; Thoy'vo Got j Mo Doing it-Now. These Songs ava all ths j ■rase in Austi'nlra at present. Obtainablo only frantitho. Dominion's Cheapest Music Store. Price Is. fid:, post free.' T THE ANGLO-AMERICAN MUSIC STORE , ■ ! 116 Cuba Street, i