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Dominion, Volume 7, Issue 2209, 23 July 1914, Page 9

AMOSEMENTB. v^K;'•'" THE KING'S THEATRE. TO-NIGHT, AT 8. HAYWARD'S PICTURES.- - In a series of star specials. Wm , w ? n<lerful lv ' ltm ' aL historyrsuDJee't. Wild beasts seen in safety from a cosy . Seat. "MARVELS OF NATURE." "MARVELS OF NATURE." "MARVELS OF NATURE." "MARVELS OF NATURE." Or 1 A DAY WITH CHERRY KEARTON. India s Tropical Jungle Featured; Elephants, Tigers, Pythons, Monkeys,' Taken by the camera man. "THE BLACK MASK;". 1 ' "THE BLACK MASK." (New dramatic series). "THE MASTER OF THE MINE." ■ (Sensational Mine Disaster.) • "TIN SOLDIER AND THE DOLLS." (Beautiful cliild study.) ; . "GAUMONT GRAPHIC." ." "WHEN HAZEL MET THE VILLAIN." OHE POPULAR. KING'S ORCHESTRA. Prices Is. and Bd. Reserves Dresden. Is. Gd. "MARVELS OF NATURE" MATINEE, , SATURDAY. •:,-,-; .-., ■ . ' ... • VERYBODY'S." . OPERA HOUSE! ■ OPERA HOUSE! ! TO-DAY AND From 12 Noon to 10.30. . ',':'' "PROTEA THE SECOND." "PROTEA THE, SECOND." "PROTEA THE SECOND." •Modern Sensation.Monarch. 1500 ft. ''4500 ft "PROTEA THE SECOND." "PROTEA THE SECOND." . Detective Drama Supreme "PATHE-S ENGLISH GAZETTE." "THE CHICKEN CHASER," Featuring "Fatty," the funniest of fat Men. Orchestra afternoon, and evening. ADULTS, fid. CHILDREN, 3d. All plush tip-up chairs.' TOWN HALL. ' ■ -• TOWN HALL. Wellington. Direction GEORGE MUSGROVE. The Greatest Violinist in the World. MISCHA ELMAN. - ; MISCHA ELMAN. MISCHA ELMAN, . MISCHA ELMAN, ' MISCHA ELMAN, Who ha 6 fascinated audiences throughout the Dominion by his wonderful playing, ' Will give a GRAND FAREWELL; CONCERT. TO-NIGHT (THURSDAY), Prior to his departure for Australia and ■ London. This will he Elman's ABSOLUTELY LAST APPEARANCE IN WELLINGTON OR N.Z.' Also; the Brilliant French Canadian ' Mcza> Soprano, MLLE. EVA GAUTHIER../ - , MLLE. EVA GAUTHIER. MISCHA ELMAN will, play- ''•'- ' Concerto in F sharp Minor' (Ernst) - ■ Legonde (\Vieniaw.ski) ■ Caprice Viennois (Krcisler) / Sarabande (Sulizer) Scherzo (Dittersdorf-Kreisler), Hungarian Dance No. 21 -.(BrahmsJoachim) -'• ■■■.:■.: .-,.- .' Trauineroi (Schumann) '~.-' ~ I Palpiti (Rossini-Paganini) ''...',., MLLE. EVA.GAUTHIER will:sing- ..- Air do Louise (Charpentier) ■Lo Bonheur:est choso legcre v (Saint-. Saens) . ' ;.: ,:. T , La Chere Maison (Jacques Daloroix); .. Chanson du Tigre (Victor Masse) PERCY KAHN at the Piano. "'{ : ''-l'-^ Box Plan at Dresden Piano Co. " : PRICES—IOs. 6d. and 7s. 6d. (reserved), is. and 2s. (unreservedJ. .Day Sale 4s'.; at' Christeson's : ; . |f> -'-.'.'-' .'"?>' JOHNSONVILLE HORTICULTURAL & ~ INDUSTRIAL SOCIETY^,'■•• ' ' -A- LECTURE (ilinstrated),. -ti- Pests and Diseases," wiU'lte given by MR. T. W.. KIRK in the PaViii. Hall TO-MORROW (FRIDAY), 21th. 'JULY, at 8 p.m. ■' >? -" After tho Lecture tho Annnal»Meeting (postponed) of'tho Society wiU'Owheld. • Admission. Free, t F. H. PETRIE, Hony.Sec. C. E. BICKERTON'S PICT-li'rEs'.,,:' A WIDE, comprehensiyo 6election' of Pictures, by this well-knoivn ' : New Zealand Artist is now beiiig exhibited in the Gallery.' ! "':'; . Charming figure studies and-'beautiful landscapes, besides some striking" portraits—all will appeal to tho art-lover.. M'GREGOR WRIGHT'S GALLERY. PLAYING Made' Easy—We guarantee ';-. to teach you to play the Piano or Organ, read Music at sight perfectly, oi' return your Foe. The same results in a few weeks that used to take years, without worry of scales, exercises, or drudgery of any kind. Tunes the first lesson. Testimonials from pupils throughout New Zealand. Full Tuition, .£1 10s.;. call for all particulars, and see, Press, 'reports of. Concerts, etc.; where' our pupils have appeared from 1 days' tuition,- with no previous-'knowledge of Music. A visit costs you nothing. Interviews any time. Birloy's College of Music, Bonlcott Chambers, Boulcott Street. Miss Coltman, A.U.M.. Chief Instructress. ...

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