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Dominion, Volume 7, Issue 2238, 26 August 1914, Page 7

AMUSEMEKTB. E. TTIS .: MAJESTY'S THEATRE. Direction ;... Fuller-Brennan, Ltd. , TO-NIGHT AT 8. • TO-NIGHT m . A.GREAT PROGRAMME! • TO-NIGHT! TO-NIGHT! TO-NIGHT! Terrific success nightly of ' ' .. r. THE AERIAL BARTLETTS. A Most '-.'.'" ' e. THE AERIAL BARTLETTS. Thrilling-, in IHE AERIAL BARTLETTS Trapse Act The Greatest Trapeze Act ever soon here. THE FOUR GOLDINIS. Spaaish '. ' ■ ■ THE FOUR GOLDINIS. Dancers. -- • ly THE CHIPOLA TWINS AND BEAR.; A Pleasing Vaudeville Novolty. - PHILLIPS AND MERRIT, -<1 Tho Favourite Vaudeville Comedians, ao TILLY DUNBAR, STAN STANLEY, Welcome Reappearance of m JESSIE AND DOLLY MILLAB, in In Their Pleasing Musical Act ■ GORDON AND DAY. at In Jheir Clever Eccentric Cycling Act er n5i R T AND KENNEY, Duettists. - ..) THE NEW YORK COMEDY FOUR, )y A GERMAN INVASION, •' ... A Screaming Topical Absurdity bv the/ r. _ Fuller-Brennan Stock Companv. r t _Pnces-D.C. and 0.5., 25.; Stallsls.6d.; v nt Upper Circle, Is. Booking at Dresden Gd, v is <*tra:; ■-.-, ..... - .:,,-. : ;-.. -.;--, m TtJACMAHON'S NEW THEATRJD. >\ in .Manners; Street. , Direction Charles MacMahori . SATURDAY, AUGUST 29. , ' n Grand Reopening of the ''.'.; in . . '~ NEW THEATRE, '-.-' ;"' ' J e A.Comfortable Round of Cosy' Pleasure;'' .- Rejuvenated . Redecorated, ' Reseated ; .}. "■■ ■ Relighted Reorganised & . Refined, -' Tho Opening Production will bo ,' 3r , "THE SILENCE' OF DEAN MAIT- ' c ' ai , " : " : . ' LAND," •■; •A Picture-Story-Play that Shook the , y , : '"'"•' World to Tears. re '- ( Supported by an Uncliallengablo Pro:r •- . gramme of Star Plioto-Plays. id It is the intention of the' Management iy to cater for the Home Circle and .the Do. '. r> .. mestic Fireside with' a series of Clean... in . Wholesome, and Healthy Pictures of the" r,. Highest Class. ' i(j Watch.for;the. announcements of; a-, fiu. \ ;g ture series of brilliant picture"prosenta*ri(j tions. ' Remember, the,'.date: __ 'o SATURDAY, AUGUST 29!'' - 1" MACMAHON'S NEW THEATRE. ' *' -t: —, : < - TjIVERYBODY'S. ' '' . , OPERA HOUSE PICTURES.' : " i DAILY'FROM NOON TILL 10.39, ' THE PICTURE OF THE'HOUR. • - .• :..-;• : SEE IT.'-;-STUDY IT. it ..'.'..■■■ . A'Lesson to All Nations.. 7 -. 'mm...'..- ■ ■ ~. 4000ft-- . "FIGHTING'BLOOD: OF 1809." - "FIGHTING. BLOOD OF 1809." .Tyrol's struggle* for,,'freedom...' '■'..' J.. ; ■,; ~A. Patriot's .Career and Death.. Every British Boy should' Emulate 'tnt* Brave Lad 'Sneckbacher. ' • ■•■■';■ ••' "BRUSSELS"-Befgium's Capital.". ', . L , ' "BRUSSELS'-Belgium's Capital.' h. ••'■•■• A Most Beautiful City. i-. 3 "BELGIAN HEROES"-Men of Licg9< • . "SI'ITHEAD. NAVAL REVIEW."- ■ a .... The Ships-.that-Rule the 5ea.,.., „ ■ -..' "FATAI/MALLET"-Keystono. . il *?PAT"ttE'GSZETTE"-Fasliioh Plates,' n ..... ~ .'.'■ Etc. ..: "•."''. .Gd. Adults. -: ChildTon3d, '. ; " " All' Pliisb Tip-up Armchairs.'' " ".' V ip MPR3 SS, . THE A T El' NOW SHOWING. NOW SHOWING. ....;., NOW SHOWING. ■ ."•' NOW SHOWING. : Taken by Command of the Kins', "' - • ':'■'.' "THE KING'S "SERVICE-." .• "THE KING'S SERVICE.".."'"" "THE KING'S SERVICE." .' e. • "THE KING'S SERVICE." "■". Life in. the 'British A-rnvy 'and Navy 1 AND A BIG'SUPPORTING BILL;

s nnOWN H£LI,CONCEET f CHA_MBE^,: We again stand up to announce the foot - : .that • ■'■' : THE -DADDIES. .. : ' ' THE DANDIES. *' THE DANDIES. . s Will Return for a Short Season. ;'. ; SIX NIGHTS ONLY, 0 i Commencing i y; 'NEXT MONDAY, AUGUST 31st. ■ D Wo only mention it again, because som( people may not have noticed it before, and, also, somo of those who hod-'pret ' viously noticed'it may have forgotten it, and wo don't want 'you to forget' it, We also desire you to remember that two ' entirely new programmes will be prej 6ented, one on Monday, tho other on;Thursday. .' THE' DANDIES. Concluding remarks: Plan now open at - the Dresden. Tribute a 9 heretofore! '; B 3s„ 2s.j Is. You may now read the war news. Direction—Edward-Branscomba, Ltd. ; General Representative—John Hopkins. AYTON—"Your. daughter's life, is mined unless we clear her from i" this .charge of murder." Mrs. Martin: "Her life is ruined if you drag her into this crfse. You can't do it without uncovering cverything-nandl you 'won't. If you love her, you can't do 1 it! Would you marry the daughter of ' a woman, disgraced ?" Kayton: "Mrs. Martin, I'd marry you? I daughter out of hell if she'd:have me," ,—Scene in "The' Argylc Case." ~ -, S ■

; : — — " —— -—^ NEW-ZEALAND TO THE FRONT. ■"' ' "BRITONS ALL" (Territorial Camp Song). WE have pleasure in announcing pub* lication of tho Patriotic Song, "BRITONS ALL,"'the words by Bert; Royle, Music by Frank Crowther. vV. "BRITONS ALL" Will be the Patriotic Song of the day-i • -melodious, a fine martial air, and stirring v ■ refrain. Just the Song, to sing to-day. Every- Patriot should have this Song) Published, printed; and composed in Ne* Zealand for Now Zealand's Heroes. 2s. Copy, posted to any Address 2s, CHAS.'. BEGG, &' CO.. LTD., .' Manners Street, Wellington, And'at' all • Mnsic-Sellers: '•■;-•■■■

. 1 —: ■•<•■ '■'.-. MUSIC MADE EASY.'' ' . TSJSTE have no failures. Our pupils'- suw ■ »» cess is our' success." W'e guarantee to teach you to play Piano or Organ and read music at sight 'perfectly. No study, worry of scales and exorcises, or drudgery, of any kind. Success with all classes of . music. The progress in a few weeks that used to take years. Full tuition .£1 10s.' refurided if pupil cannot read music nntt play a time tho first week. .Testimonials from pupils, reports of concerts, and endorsements by our leading musicians can bo- seen by a visit to College Rooms. Interviews any time. Call for all ''particulars. Birley's College of Mn«i*c Bonlcott Chambers (first floor up); Boulcott St. MUSIC. ' MUSIC. . MUSIC. OUR FIRST' BIG GENUINE SAM ' NOW PROCEEDING.- •- Thousands of _$ongs'and Piano Solos at' Prices to Astonish. - COME ALONG. COME ALONG. ' THE ANGLO-AMERICAN ' UDS.IO ...., STORE, 116 Cuba Street, THE HOME BEAUTIFUL. MUST HAVE GOOD PICTURES.' ■; AT M'GREGORWRIGHT'S you can "' select-from many, hundreds of pictures—oils, water-colours, and. reproajictions by every process. Some of vonr favourite artist's work is here, and prices are not high. » M'GREGOR WRIGHT'S GALLERY.'' . 7 "T CAN never go to prison again with A those brutes,, to bo robbed, and de- ~ { graded. I camo put after those tdu years' of torture, all thb colour gone, put of mV skin, nil tho life jrono'out of my legs. "I camo out after those ton-years to get oven with tho world, and they- shallnever put their dirty hands on-mo again ' ' while I am alive.'—Kroner i- "'"io ' Argjlo'Caso,"* ;