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Dominion, Volume 7, Issue 1983, 13 February 1914, Page 9

AMUSEMENTS. ' Af U4 HOUSE. Lessees J. C, Williamson,- Ltd. Sublessees Goorgo WilloUgSby, Ltd, Managing Director Mr. George Wilioughby Comincndiiß MONDAY, 16th FEBRUARY. ■' aIiOBGE WILLQUGHBY'S ' DRAMATIC COMBINATION, Headed to' Australia's most l'wvtrftil Actor, QEOHGE CEOSS, Sapportal by MISS VIiHA REMEE ; And « brilliant Coterie of j .. Atctropoliten Favourites in Welter Melville's Ntw and Original Story OF LONDON LIFE, "THE BEGGAR GIRL'S WEDDING," "THE BEGGAR . GIRL'S WEDDING." I "THE BEGGAR GIRL'S WEDDING." "THE BEGGAR GIRL'S WBDDJNG'.f : Four acts of vivid Pictures of London life. Something New. Something Thrilling; Something tierious. Something Puttny, TRAGEDY, PATHOS, anil. i CGM-EWY SUBLiM'ELY BLENDED. You are all invited to tho wedding on MONDAY NIGHT. , ' LOVELY SCENERY,* BEAUTIFUL DBESSjiS. ' rExcellent Company, ilagnifeent Aftting. Produced under the personal silpbrviiion of GEOEGE WILLQUGHBY, Ad-mission—4s., 35... 2s. 4 Is. ; Box plan now■ epDu at th'o Di-esden, and Day Sales at Christesaii's., ~ Business: Manager George BuUef. BREAKING RECORDS. NIGHTLY, '" BOOK AT THE DRESDEN, Is, fid, THE KING'S THEATE& HE. KING'S THEATEK. HAYWARD'S PICTURES. MATINEE SATURDAY,. AT 2.30. MATINBE SATURDAY, AT 2,30. TO-NIGH.T-La.st Two. Nights of the GOMEL Magnet. Last a Kig-hts "KING Of THE. AIR." Last a Sights , "KING Of T,te;V AH!." Last 2 Nights ' "KING 01? THE AIR." Last 3 Nights "KING OF THE "AIR." And its ■ '. ; Great incide&tal ballroom e.raze, "THE TANGO." ~— "THE TANGO." A dance that Ma'de- the world emioto. ' SENSATION SECTION. Raws fer tho Aviation Derby—Triumph of Speed—Collapse .and fall to earth or tho He.to' 3 Aeroplane. ■ ■ •. , Crt. and Is. Reserves the Dresden, r ls. fid.,' COMING BY SPECIAL STEAMER, -' WiETH BROS,, LIMITED. fiREATEST SHOW OK ' EAIITH. VJT In Respect, for it is bott I'DUR TIMES' BJJSGEB ' ; And Better Thau Ever, coffiptiSrnß , ITqiip Huu(.lre4 People, Hprses, .. Freaks, and Performing "Wild Aminals, CwnniOJieiiigi Wellington, , . MONDAY. FEBRUAKY I6t£; ■ Lowtion: NEAR TE TRO KAJiWIY'STATION. MATINEfi WEDNESDAY: AFTEENGON THREE NIG-STS ONLY. Ev«ytliiJig' Original, Novel, aud More Sensaticnal than ever. :a masimoth programme ;oi?'. .' feature . acts, ' ' ' The Most SupcrJatiYely Magnifiient; ■ GefjiCfito, Cbmprc'heusite.aiidSensatioiial • Bill ever presented in AiistfaUsia- | 50,. SEW" ARTISTS.. 5.0 Direct from. A-wripn -aliel Europe. ■ Tbo Greatest Circus Company over in Awtalusla. " : ... WIETH'S' FAMQtJS- MENAGERIE, Contajiiing' Splendid Sj)e*imefls qf tlio Fauna of tho Known World. Plans at Dresden. ■■ Admission, to Combined' Shtovs: ss. (reserved chairs), 45.,., !te., .Gallery, 2bv CliiWi'o.U under 10, Half-price, Matiseo Wcilnes(by. .. . .... ~* _ * _ " HOME, HO : ME.' Fine Br«ui«s, Sfiafkting Coiiiedies, Scenic ■ WfehdsrSMSSfred froin your.'easy" chair. Edison's Ji.fim.e KinetoScepe hnd <3heap ■Film Esehan.go docs the trick. DomeMstratioos at xnfcAMP ■ AND •C 0.,, LIMITED, V . Rppre.sentetives, . .. • 2nd Fleor, Baker's B : i).ildinj, <■ Feath.erston .Street, We.Hfogtoß, rpHE ' LATEST .RAGTIME. Wlseji that MWni.givt' Ohoo Choo Leaves for AJflbntn {Song); lntc«m.tional Bag <Sqi4g); Step! Stoj). St,op! (Sopg.); Some-; jjodvs-Coming to car House; They've Got Me Doing it Now. These Songs .arii all the rage in Australia at -present* only froni tli.o pomi.iudn'e Cheapest Musis Store Price Is. : Gd>, pos.t free. Tfl:E ANGLO-AMETtrCA,N WUSffi STORE ■11G Cuba Street , WEDDING GIFT. T LOYD'S Lucky WEDDING piN.Gb. J_J Solid Wet, Qqld etaiaped; jfe Si. to 50s. etob.'.. .' ■ 232 LAMBTCN'QUAY iind 1U CUBA STOBET. WANTED Kn°wu.> PianeF Sete 15s. v ■: Ms,, Tea gets 6s. fid. .and. Bs, Bd., Cups aid Saucers : 2s. M, ijtrjc 2s. 6d, and Ss.-. Tsilet Sets JOS. ,isd. and IS*, Bpergnes 35.. 6d, and Oβ. $&., at Rndford'e Complete Furiiiahing Hauwj tiish or (;e.riti3; .

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