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Dominion, Volume 7, Issue 2204, 17 July 1914, Page 9

AMUSEMENTS. > .. 5 V JJIS MAJESTY'S /' "T THE ATI! E. Direction Fuller-Brennan, Ltd. The Best in Vaudeville. EVERY EVENING AT 8. ■ MATINEE, SATURDAY'. ;at -2,30;'; The Biggest Laughing' Success of tliis'or ' . any, other season. % More THE BLONDELL BOOM 2 Mora Nights. THE BLONDELL BOOM Nights .. ■ Success, unqualified and emphatic; ofLast EDAYARD BLONDELL ' Two EDWARD BLONDELL Two Nights EDWARD BLONDELL Nights ■ The incomparable laugh. creator, . .. ... Assisted-.by . V MISS KATHERYNE CAINF v ; ' /: '• ■ In their original .screaming absurdity. THE LOST BOY". : ! Last 2 Nights of . THE EARY TRIO. , LES. AND SOL BERN, • : " CROTTON" AND KREMKA'. ; " I.'. ; • 'Unparalleledsnccoss'uifcMly'of- .'*•*. l!.ftE HUGHES TIIIO; > I; 9 ; IRVE; HAYMAN AND CO;. \llvS- ; VINCENT. ARTnUIt AND .■ OLIVEE,-' i A Brilliant Star Vaudeville Co.- ,• • Prices—D.C. and 0.5.,. 25.; Is, Gd.; Upper Circled Is. Booking at Dresden.) . ; -?■ ■' VERYBODY'S" ' OPERA- HOUSE!; - ' OPERA-HOUSE? '-;' • -Daily 'from Noon'■ till 10.30 pirn.-- - '. 6d. adults. " " Children 3d. IT STANDS RIGHT OUT.-• - A Grand .'Sensational, Drama;.". .>,.,7 ; "BLACK RODERICK THE POACHER.", "BLACK RODERICK THE POACHER.': Glorious Views,of; Scotland:. • ' HIS FAVOURITE PASTIME. ' - • ■. HIS FAVOURITE pastime: featuring Chaplin, the funniest' "drunk" , ■ .. alive. "ROMANCE OF THE NORTH-WEST."' '. (Drama.) "RICE CULTURE IN JAVA.". ■ v. Showing some glorious scenery. . "POLIDOR and the LTONS"-. (Comic). ORCHESTRA AFTERNOON & NIGH\ Town hall ; .;• town -hall.' , Wellington." ■' Direction GEORGE MUSGROVE. i The Greatest Violinist in the World: " . ; • -MISCHA ELMAN, - .j > . MISCHA ELMAN,:: " I; MISCHA ELMAN, ■ . - MISCHA ELMAN, •" W •" ... Who has fascinated audiences, throughout tho Dominion by his wonderful playing/ v Will give .' ONE FAREWELL CONCERT ... .' ONE FAREWELL CONCERT . . THURSDAY ,EVENING, JULY; 23. - Prior to his departure for Australia, arid ' London. '* . - -'' ■ This will be Elninn's ABSOLUTELYLAST APPEARANCE >• IN; WELLING* '■< TON OR'NEW ZEALAND. Also, the' Brilliant . French Canadian 1 : Mezzo Soprano, .. ; ■ -MLLE. EVA GAUTHIEH, ... ■ - - MLLE.- EVA GAUTHIER. . . ... •At the.Piano, M. Percy Kalui, tho. pianist whose "accompaniments aro irreproach- ..: 'able."- ' ■ - ■ . r .. ■ MISCHA ELMAN Will give an entirely new programme aS - ' i ' this Concert.. Box Plan at Dresden Piano 1 Co.' Prices, ,10s. Gdl,; and 7s. Gd. (reserved),'4s: arid 2s< " '(unreserved). Day Sale 4s'„ at Christoson's' .' .THE LATEST AMERICAN SUCCESS, • , "RED ROSES." A Beautiful Reverie for tho . Pianoforte.. , • Get "a Copy right away. _,j .. . From the,'." - -- • ~ -.- -.. , A NGLO-AMERICAN-. MUSIC. STORE, .:: jfX' : 116 Cuba Street. Price, is. Gd. Posted, Is. 7d. . • C. E. BICKERTON'S PICTURES. ' " Ai'—'fflDßj 'comprflh'ensive{'selectio'n:',of'' i -' Pictures; by..;,this ..well-known ; ; New'': Zealand Artist is now-being:exhibited, in ■ the Gallery. ~ ... < •.. Charming figure studies and beautiful, landscapes, besides some striking por- "... traits—all mil appeal to the art-lover. ! ~ M'GREGOR WRIGHT'S GALLERY. . 'RACING "CLUB. . RACES 1 ■ RACES 1 RAGES 1 RACES RACES I, RACES! * '<■ '■ : WINTER MEETING;.;,,;',"',. "WINTER MEETING. TRENTHAM RACECOURSE; - " - TRENTHAM RACECOURSE. " '" SECOND'DAY.:-;; ' SECOND DAY. TO-MORROW. • , : SATURDAY, 18th •• JULY,'., 1914. SATURDAY. 18th JULY, 1914. ' FIRST RACE STARTS. AT 11.30.A.M. 'Trains leave for Course as follow. To Aro depart 9.53 and 10.13 a.m. ; Wellington.dopart !).50,10.10/ 11 a.m., 12.G p.m., p.m., 1,10 p.m. : , • . .. A. E. WIIYi'E,., •; .' '; , , ; . Secretary., Woods' -Great-' Peppermint Cure ~.»•« ».'i For Conghs and Coldi) never failsi 1b. 1 Gd.*