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Dominion, Volume 7, Issue 2147, 13 May 1914, Page 9

AMU&EMENTft. I Delay Means disappointment. Book early at this Dr-esiteii, Is, Gd. ■jOTAYWAKD'S I'ICTUEES. THE KING'S THEATRE. to-night At s. • nightly TUB CITY'S REST ATTRACTION. Most gorgeously staged anil richly eos- i 'llimed «f ail screen plays. 4400 ft. . *«*«■ "THE MUSONER OF XENPA," "THE PRISONER OF JSENDA," "THE P3WSOXB.E OF KRNDA," "THE PRISON m OF 2ENDA," Magnificently performed. : JAMS K\ BACKETT, . ■;' ." Leader of the Americrui Stagij, And a. distiiiguislied cast. • IT MUST NOT BE MISSED. This most papular of-Anthony Hope's RomattsM. -A REGAL PLAY OF"A MAN -WHO WAS A Kl'X'G, A KING WHO WAS A MAN." GREAT AUXILIARY FILMS. "GRAPHIC" Striking pictures • •"■• "GRAPHIC" of Carson" ami the. ■■" "GRAPHIC" Ulster Crisis.- "- • • , "A LESSON IX- JEALOUSY/'. "A LESSON IN JEALOUSY.''-; • Fun hv Svdney Brett end Ckia Young, "ESQ'UIM'AUX OF' SIBEB1A," ' " " A trnlv won.d-erfvil film, ■ AND OTHER'SOF QUALITY, '• THE KING'S ORCHESTRA, --, j 6cl. Aritt Is. Reserves Dresden, Is, Gd. rtv o W N i-;': (Concert Chambef.) . THE DANDIES. ' ' ' THE BANDIES, :"•' '" " THE DANDIES, "■"■■'; v.»This is the Night of Nights. For it is.i on this night—not to-rnorfow night -'or the following night—that yoii-iiavai. tlto 6.w, remaining chance of witnessing, the lire-, sent progromfne of , ... ■ THE DANDIES. '.' ;; , \.'' ' TIE DANDIES.;, '. ' „ <: I To-m.orrvsw Night the Prograin lite'trill bo.j changed; so gMsp with n.rueh. graSp the final opportunity of listening" to : gems, 1 : '. lyric ftjid musical, which are. einbriieed in ' the present-offering. They inisy not l>e, ■repeated during the remaining,-five vrecjss: of the season; the repertoire .is so .large.. THE' dandies.;-'" 1 ';; Pear not the-weattoir; the batl is-warmed ; to a degree VfbUh mate for comfort. Plan at the Dresden, ' Day Sales -at Chrtsteson's.. ; . The Levy—3S., 25,, Is. . \ .. .' ■ Birertion, Edward BrahSc.oii.Ybe,. Ltd. General Representative, Jsfep. Sopfejiis. jiff AsoN' S ■ G A ED.IB N4 ■; TAITA., LOWER ttUTT*.. : ' ' . (One of Welli'hgfem'f: Loveliest : ShW,:"'"i places). ■ • ■', No tisil to Wellington is, complete without a day spent at those Delightful Gardens. Residents of Wellington who., ap-: pfeoiate their pr-iy'jjegcs visit them Tegiifari.y. Visitors always receive a hearty , welcome. Take Mr train tor' Lower Hiit-fc 1 Motor Bus will tfieet you. "FARE SIX-: PENCE,' ' / " ■ ■ Refreshments of the oest it toftn pric.es. ; ' Cut Flowers jn abuVdance-. - Now is the time to order -Rhododendrons, Azaleas, Cameras., Th.o' choicest varieties are to be found ,jn. these- bfiau« tiful gardens, besides Mmerous other trees and stabs, . . DANCE MUSIC FOB THE SEASON. "MOW the Daridiig- iSea'.soij is iiHwt tts, X. l it would lie well fat all. itffer'e'steil lo get the laies't successes, Wo reeomhieiid the foUe-win.g'-'- ' ' of Snnnß (.Stfpe? t "Golden Morn" (Cowley). "Nighte of GKdness" (Arneliffe). ."Preani-'.*Jf-;Vit-he. South" (Lifteolfo). PRICE Is. 9d.- EAO-1L T-iiE is-'-tsiro. - : to .she: popular in the-Ua-ltrttabs -tliis- Winter.FuU supplies of the wtoohlittnrjf .sueress, "Tres 'Moutardo"' <"Tco Much Mu*tawt"),' alw-Sys oh. Im-ud, • OHiwpo-irtilw iwmbefs »re:-"T'hP' P'udley- Gctege, w& ■. "The . PRJCE ts...M. EACH.: ONE 'Oft f TWO-STEPS- 'Ronpy 'Iter-. Bert" and "'Miiitnnan's Holrday ate: •without a, tivat. W|tt lift .tilayed. *vwy» •where this. W)Kr<» PRICE Is. ptf. MCft . DANC-E ALBUM-S-ContftmJiiK a Ml proiiTfl'iniae. Ghajipel'l's-158 Dnrjcft' Alwini, Cramer's Altaiv-'No. iO.AAllsm*s; Dance, #o.ii. PRICE is. ffiACir. Is. "f. posted. ■ We ehdettvaur t» keep .iip-to-date tit the fetest, and- roB always \veleoni*> y-i-Sitors to our 'Warehouse to. -hear. Hiesejilayed over, ; nHAS. BEGG AMD-CO..'LTD-.-.i MANNERS ST.. WffiLLINGf ON. ■- So'le Agents for T-iajipS by BlutlitWr, Brinsnicad, Sciiiedihayer. -and other ' Wprld-fained Maker*"~G. B. I?t'y ■ sitys i "M.*Cliiit6n"s .Bibern-ia , Shaving Soap Suits pjy ; ski'ii better than . anything 1 'ha-vfi -liscC It is ■]'

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