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Dominion, Volume 7, Issue 2210, 24 July 1914, Page 9

AMUSEMENTS. JJIS MAJESTY'S . THEATRE Direction Fullcr-Brennan, Ltd TO-NIGHT. AND EVERY EVENING AT 8. A PROGRAMME OF UNPARALLELEI EXCELLENCE.'-' Tho World's Finest Exponents of HIGH-CLASS VAUDEVILLE. ■ Last 2 Nights, of ; . GORDON AND DAY, •American-TricF GORDON AND DAY, Novolty Cycliatr IRVE HAYMAN. AND CO., • Tlie Favourite Dramatic Players. HUGHES TRIO. ■: The Versatilj ' HUGHES TRIO. Instrumentalist* MISS RAY DEVERE. Charming Australian Vocalist. Unbounded Success Nightly of , FRED SWIFT. Tho'- ' FRED SWIFT, Musical Nut . ARMSTRONG, AND. HOWARTH. : ARMSTRONG AND HOWARTH/, Tho'Popular Sketch. Comedians. VINCENT, ARTHUR, AND OLIVES. Popular Concerted' Numbers. ' ANDREWS AND DENT, "-V '. In Selections from their Repertoire; : ■ MATINEB SATURDAY, AT 2.30. r Prices—D.C. and 0.5., 25.; Stalls, Is, ■ 6d.;. Upper Circle, Is. Booking at Dresden, • M PRE S S *: THEAT EB. ■ "Where! Everybody Goes,"' • STALLS 3d. DRESS CIRCLE Gd, ': TO-DAY AND TO-NIGHT,' 'i .Radio's Sensational-. - ,- - - "Feature" Dranva, ;• •' ' "THE LITTLE SMUGGLERS." ', ' v'.'THE LITTLE SMUGGLERS"; ... •'Trench' 'Tor'' -Trappers". (in r dustr}al)s; "Tho . Firo Coward" (Ivalem Western (drama); "The Queen's Chronicle," etc.Town hall. town.hall, . .O\YN HALL.,,. TOWN HALT; : • JULY 29/ 30,'31, and AUGUST'i, , S /.I'^/UndflVs.the/Diisctionf.pfi.the'<i I; AUSTRALASIAN POPUIiIIt 1 -COjiPE' 1. IIIION ENTERPRISES.' | POPULVR COAtfEl ftftdKSr 1 '"'" - POPULAR COMPLI [TIONS/" ' f ' • TliD.ißago.-of, ;;lliOv '.largoiiCoritirientay' :Qihes,-. including; St:i. -Petersburg,'."Berlifii"' iLonuon, Euiuburgn, anu in America. THOUSANDS NIGHTLY:,-BEING UN/ ABLE TO GAIN'ADMISSION. .' GRANDOPENING NIGHT, - .WEDNESDAY 29th", ; - FOUR GREAT SHOWS :IN ONE. FOUR-GREAT SHOWS IN ONE. : VAUDEVILLE, DRAMA, COMEDI' -" " ;; AND PANTOMIME., ..; VAUDEVILLE, DRAMA, COMEDY. AND PANTOMIME, ' Tango; Blindfold Boxing, Pillow; Fightef on Revolving Poles, Comic and' Sentinienj tal Songs, Dramatic Impersonations, Jigsji' .Chorus" Singing; and'lwutlKirgan :!Plaj» v in'g,- etc., etc. -• • • ■-i-.n ...J-. ALL AMATEUR ' ARTISTS/ " ADMISSION—Back Stalls,'ls.'; Dresj' Circle' and : Front'"Stalls; l ;;2si , .Half-price. ->: v Box Plan at Dresden. 'Booking Fee, la, ; Reserve, your Seat now. . .. . . . . Arrangements for- late train services THE LATEST AMERICAN success, ; 1 ~ ; ;■ "RE D.' f ROSES," -A Beautiful' 'Rereiie -for the Pianoforte! " Get.tf'.Copy;.right,away From tho . ANGLO-AMERICAN MUSIC STORE, 116 Cuba Street. , ;. Price. Is. 6d: Posted; Is.'7d. : ' | ; ■ BALLROOM- DANCING: : '!' ; " . MRS. H. .Bi-MASON.' - ... PROFICIENCY. CDsraed in SIX PRIVATE LESSONS. Classes for Be. , iginners held Monday and Wednesday" ' Evenings,'in Private Hal.b term eomm'en. .! cine with pupil.' All latest dances "taught, including Hesitation ' Waltz}. , Ctoe-step,' : • Bostons,/ Trot, und Tango. -Address: 6C' Ghuznee 'Streot, next St. Peter's Church. - ~ C. E.. BICKERTON'S PICTURES. A WIDE, comprehensive selection of 1 Pictures by this well-known Niro Zealand Artist is now being; exhibited ii.' the Gallcryi : Charming figure, studies and beautiful' landscapes, besides ; some striking pop- •! traits—all mil appeal;to; the. art-lover., M'GREGOR WRIGHT'S GALLERY. BIBLE-SN-STATE- r SCHOOLS LEAGUE' DEMONSTRATION IN SUPPORT 01 i .REFERENDUM, -:. . > TOWN HALL, MONDAY, JULY 27, ' S p.m. - v ".