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Dominion, Volume 7, Issue 2247, 5 September 1914, Page 9

AMUSEMENTS. QBAND OPERA HOUSE. THIS EVENING AT 8. THIS EVENING AT 8. Messrs. J. and N, Tait will present The World's Greatest Entertainer) HARRY LAUDER. HARRY LAUDER. HARRY LAUDER. HARRY LAUDER. HARRY LAUDER. Supported by a Company of INTERNATIONAL ARTISTS, 'And SPECIALLY AUGMENTED. ORCHESTRA. MB. LAUDER will select llvis Programme To-night from the following;— "Tobermory" "Saftest of the Family" "Stop Yer Ticklin', Jock" . "She's Ma Daisy" "I Love a Lassie" "Ta-ta My Bonnie Maggie Darling" "Wee Hoose Amang the Heather" "A Wee Deocli and Doris" "Wedding of Sandy M'Nab" • "It's Nice to Get up in the Morning" ■ "Roaniin' in the Gloamin'" "We Parted on the Shore" "Breakfast in Bed, on Sunday Morning" "Rocked in the Ci'aElo" Five Shilling Tickets (Unreserved) . _ _ And Three Shilling Tickets (Unreserved) On Sale at Christoson's. Two Shilling Seats from 7.41S at Door only. Children. Half-price to Matinee Only. ' ' Box Plan at The Dresden till 12 o'clock, after- that Ibonr at Christeson's. 'MATINEE WEDNESDAY NEXT, at 2.80 Children in arms not admitted to any 'performance. EVERYBODY'S. OPERA HOUSE PALATIAt, Unbounded Popularity. TO-DAY, PROM NOON TILL. 10.80 P.M. TO-DAY, FROM NOON TILL 10.30 P.M. Last Chances—Last Screenings ! "WAR DOGS OF TO-DAY." "WAR DOGS OF TO-DAY." "WAR DOGS OF TO-DAY." All Combatants in the War. With Bert Royle's "Britons All," Sung by Harold Grey. S OTHER RARE PICTURES. , 5 OTHER RARE PICTURES. , MONDAY. MONDAY. An Amazing Selig Production, featuring remarkable Sensational Situations, in which FIERCE WILD ANIMALS . ippear and Thrill ■ Spectators. "THE UNWELCOME THRONE." "THE UNWELCOME THRONE.", "THE UNWELCOME THRONE." Or "ADVENTURES OF KATHLYN." The "Adventures" aro in serial form, in 13 numbers. THIS IS TEE FIRST— others to follow. AN ASTONISHING PICTURE. "PARIS!" The French Capital. • "PARIS!" The French, Capital. ■ "PARISI" ,The French ( Capital. Paris is now conspicuous in the world's eye, and the film is 'a fine one. "OUR COUNTRY COUSINS." Now we HAVE got a Keystone. * OTHHR BEAUTIFUL FILMS. 3d. Children. Adults 6d. All Plush Tip-up Chairs. QBAXD. ; OPERA, " HOUfcE. A. SEASON'"OF. WpRLD SUCCESSES, Commenoing ! SATURDAY! SEPTEMBER'I2. j For a Season of Two Weeks, One Night. ■ BEAUMONT SMITH, In conjunction'with, Hugh Buckler, Ltd., Presents HUGH BUCKLER VIOLET PAGET HUGH BUCKLER VIOLET PAGET And their complete' Company from:the ■Little Theatre, Sydney. ■ ,•' In a repertoire of- notable and Brilliant Attractions. SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 12, And Five Following, Evenings. HIS HOUSE IN ORDER. ■ HIS HOUSE IN ORDER., HIS HOUSE IN ORDER. ' A 4-act Play by Sir A. W. Pinero. "The Ovation which the delighted audience accorded the Company at the' fall of the curtain seemed to indicate that Auckland will placo itself on very friendly tdrm!> with this talented combination." —"Herald" (Auckland), August 18, 1914. " 'His House in Order' last evening was a thoroughly enjoyable experience."— Auckland "Star," August 18, 1914. , NOTE.—The, Box Plans for the entiro Six NigMs of HIS HOUSE IN ORDER Will Open at The Dresden on ■ '. WEDNESDAY NEXT. Prices, 55., 35., Is, Day Sales as usual. C. B. Westmacott, Manager. ■ The most easily made, the most economical, and the most enjoyable of' all coffee, is "Camp." Give it a .trial. All grocers.—Advt. GREAT BRITAIN'S GREATEST PIANOS.. Of the many celebrated English instruments stocked by The Dresden Piano Company, Ltd., none enjoy, such an enviable position and reputation as the Broadwood piano, made by the oldestestablished firm of piano manufacturers in the Empire—John Broadwood and Sons, Ltd. Other British-built pianos at "The Dresden" include the renowned Sames and tho excellent and reliable Collard. The famous Canadian organs-The Bell and The Imperial—are also on view. Easy terms.- The Dresden Piano Company, Ltd., Wellington. North Island Manager, M. J. Brookes.—Advt. THE CAR OF THE YEAR.. The SUNBEAM Car is undoubtedly the most popular car in England to-day. It has become famous on the Racing Track by its marvellous speed, and on the road for its reliability, easy control, quiet, running, and low cost of upkeep. SUNBEAM Cars hold all track records from 100 to 1000 miles, also the record for one to twelve hours, covering 107.95 miles in the hour, and 1078 miles in 12 hours, or an averago speed of over 90 miles per hour. On June 10th and 11th, 1914, the SUNBEAM again proved its superiority by annexing the Tourist Trophy Race at the Isle of Man, beating all other English and Continental cars with case. If you are contemplating the purchnsc of a car bo sure and see tho SUNBEAM before deciding. MAGNUS. SANDERSON AND CO., LTD., Opera Garage, Wakefield Street, Wellington, agents for SUNBEAMS, ZEDELS, VULCANS, ARDEN, and LAGONDA CARS, LEYLAND LORRIES. ' BE BRITISH. j Before Buying a MOTOR WAGON consider where' you will send your money. The DAIMLER WAGON is British and the proved best. Write for fiee catalogue and details to GEO. HENNING, Solo Dominion Representative, ..Auckland, J