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Dominion, Volume 7, Issue 2233, 20 August 1914, Page 7

AMUSEMENTS. HIS MAJESTY'S THEATRE. THE DAISY JEROME BOOM. THE DAISY JEROME BOOM. ' GROWS GREATER EACII DAY. THE BOX PLANS,for the remainder of Miss' Jerome's Season are now on view at the Dresden. Reserves. 2s. 6d.,: JJIS - -::' MAJESTY'S THEATRE' Direction Fuller-Brennan, Ltd. TO-NIGHT AT 8; TO-NIGHT "■ MATINEE, SATURDAY. AT 2,30. Farowell Appearances of ' ' Last ... ; MISS DAISY JEROME Three - MISS DAISY JEROME Nights.,, MISS DAISY JEROME Last , ; JEBOME Three ' MISS'DAIS? JEROME Nights; . 1-MISS DAISY JEUOiIE Only Three More Nightti ancr One Matines remain in whioh-you will-'have the opportunity of -hearing. ttie; There can. be positively NO RETURN.,SEASON. ■ . Last Nights of SEBASTIAN - MERRILL & YIP YAPS* . SAM lIA'MERT.' '. "" x . THE HARTLEY WONDERS." - Re-appearance for a Few* Nights o{ • ■ LES AND SOL BERN, . CROTTON AND KREMKA, ■ THE NEW YORK COMEDY FOUR, ; VERNON AND SINCLAIR. Prioes—D.C. and 0.5., 25.; Stalls Is. 6<L( Upper Cirolo, Is." Booking at Dresden. M i? R E S S' ;i "X H E'i'TS a, '"Where Everybody Goes." .STAIiSv.M: DRESS CffiCl& ; ; TQ-DAT' AND, TO-N;GHT.,V"Jy The Great Film D'Art . Sonsational "Feature" rmiT'GOTitfY;'';;:: - ■' "NOT GUILTY." "NOT GUILTY." "NOT GUILTY." . n ' "NOT GUILTY.". AND A BIG SUPPORTING SERIES, LATEST WAR NEWS: SCREENED, ' Jjl VERYBOPY'S. * ■ OPERA HOUSE PICTURES. Daily—From Noon till 10.30 p.m. - Orchestra Afternoon and- Night. , UNRIVALLED PICTURE GEMS, • ' "MYSTERIOUS CASE." Deeply. . ; "MYSTERIOUS CASE." Dramatic "MYSTERIOUS CASE." "Study.,- . ' 3000 ft. of Graiid : -Drama,' - "AUCKLAND EXPEDITIONABIES." " Motion Picture, SIR I. HAMILTON. Song, "SOLDIERS OF THE' KING;" Sung to Cheers by CHARLES GREY; - "MAKING A SOLDIER,'" - ' ■ A Most Interesting Picture. . "THEATRIC»L PROCESSION." -■■■ ' Keystone—"THE WATER DOG."- - And a Host of Others, 3d. Children. Adults 6d. . *\ " ~ 5* rjl 0 W N H A L* lit . FRIDAY, 21st AUGUST. .. Under the distinguished Patronage and ifi the presence of Their Excellencies the Earl and, Countess of Liverpool, Genepil , Sir Alexander and Lsidy Goaley, Lord and Lady Kelburn, ,the "Right Hon. the Premier and Mrs. Massey, His Worship thir Mayor and Mrs. Luke, and Sir Josop? : and Lady WaTd, 1 THE PATRIOTIC FUND. ' THE PATRIOTIC FUND. . THE PATRIOTIC FUND. A Unique ajid Artistic Event. Grand tvancb tjecital, RAND . -L'ANCE -"ECITAL. riRAND TkANCE "OECITAL. VJTRAND -L'ANCE -"'ECITAL, Miss ttistellb/t>eere ISS J&STELLE JL>EERE Presents her TALENTED 'COTERIE OF 'DANCERS, In Wonderful Ballets and a varied and attractive scfiei of Dahco"Features 'of Exceptional Interest. . The Proceeds will be' devoted to LADY LIVERPOOL'S EXPEDITIONARY ~ FORCE FUND. • The Incidental Music and Lighting JEfr. fects will add to the Charm of this . DELIGHTFUL ENTERTAINMENT, Prices. Bs., 25., Is. ' .. Box Plan now own at The Dresden. .. Miss Beetle kindly requests that all ' moneys and. Tickets, be . returned ,to Mr, Mcßean, Town Clerk's Office,- not latei , than 24th. . ' .' ■ ' ' ' F. J. HARDWICKE, t , Htm. Secretary. - : NEW ZEALAND TO THE FRONT, - "BRITONS !ALL" . ; ; . (Territorial Camp Song). WE have pleasure in announcing pub* licatioii of' the "Patriotic". Song,". "BRITONS ALL," the.words'.'by. .Bert Royle, Music by Frank Crowther. _ "BRITONS ! ALL" ; ' Will be the Patriotic" Song"of the day-* ■ melodious, a fine martial air, and stirring » refrain. Just the Song, to-sing to-day. Every, Patriot should' have this Song, Published,' printed, and composed in Nevtf Zealand - -for New Zealand's- Heroes.. 2s. Copy, posted to any Address 2a, ! >>'" ■ >CHAS. BEGG & CO.. LTD;; Manners Street, .Wellington, ~ - And ;at • nil Mueic-Sellers, - ; AUSTRALASIAN INSTITUTE OF' ~ MARINE ENGINEERS. .- A LECTURE on Internal Combustion Engines, applied to Producer Gas, will bo given,by Honi Associate Mr. L. G< James, in the Lecture Hall, Ailken St., . This (THURSDAY) Evening, 20th Aug? ust, at 8 .p.m. .' : : A'larse attendance is'requested. , - T. 11. WALLACE, . i Secretary... MUSIC MADE EASY. " > W3 have no failures. Our pupils' sue' oess is our success. We guarantee to teach you to play Piano or Organi and read music at right perfectly. No study, ' worry of soales and exercises, or drudgery of any kind. Success with all classes or, musio. The progress in a few weeks tiat used to take years. Full tmtnon 41 10s.:refunded if pupil cannot read music an<£ play a tune the first week. Testimonials ! from pupils, reports of. concerts,- and en--1 dorsements by our leading musicians can 130 seen by a visit to College Rooms. Interviews any time. Call for all lars. Birley's College of.Mnsjo, .Bowcoti Chambers (flrst floor up), Boulcott St. ■ : j MUSIC. MUSIC. MTJSIC. OUR FIRST BIG 'GENUINE SALB : NOW-PROCEEDING. Thousanda" of Songs and Piano Solos at Prices to Astonish. 1 COME ALONG. COME ALONG. THE • 'ANGLO-AMERICAN ' MDSJC 1 , STORE, 116 Cuba Street. THE HOME BEAUTIFUL. 1 •• MUST HAVE GOOD PICTURES. ' 1 I T M'GREGOR WRIGHTS you can xSI . wleot. from' many hundreds of pio-tuves-oils, water-colourß, and reproductions by every process. Some of vour ' favourite artist's work is hers, and prices ' a M'GRm§R WRIGHT'S GALLERY. ' ' ANT B D KNOw N « Open. Daily from Noon till 11.15 p.m. ' (Excpt Tuesdays, close at ' PALMiER'S LUNCHEON AND SUPPER ROOMS, 168 LAMBTON QUAY. - Telephone No. 20. WANTED— Come and see how Marshell can furnish your cottage from I w£29 18s. 6d., and give you good work and . satisfaction. Quality Furnishing House, •I 46 Adelaide Road.