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Dominion, Volume 7, Issue 2255, 15 September 1914, Page 7

AMUBEMENTO. WHERE. TO-NIGHT? "Pleasure is far' Sweeter as'a Recreation than as a Business, eo to Tl/TACMAHON'S ',NE;W;;y THEATRE, ■"■"• MANNERS STREET.' The Cosy Corner of Pioturedom. TO-DAY, TO-NIGHT and TO-MORROW, At all Sessions. "STRONGHEART" The Epitome of seIf■"STRONGHEART" sacrifice.: ' "I have "STRONGHEART" Jived, 1 have Loved, "STRONGHEART' I have Lost." A "STRONGHEaEY" Beautiful Story of "STRONGHEART"' self-abnegation.' "STRONGHEART" "Love is many-sided "STRONGHEART" sacrifice." A photo"STRONGHBART" play ■ for. till Jhe "SIItONGHEIART" Wl>rld. With a Strong Supporting Programme. ON THURSDAY NEXT,' " Another Magnificent Klaw end ErlangeS Picture, ■■■-.•■ ■■ "LORD CHUIILEY." A Strenuous Drama of Stirring Venturtf by Flood and Field. Coming: For the First Time in Not; Zealand, "The Lights of London;" Admission, Gd. everywhere. ■'■■■' HIS MAJESTY'S- THEATRE* Direction, Fullor-Brennan, Ltd. TO-NIGHT AT 8, SATURDAY 2.56: DULLER High-class. ■ FULLERi BRENNAN Vaudeville Co. BRENNAN Presenting a Brilliant Combination of the world's best vaudeville talent. Sensational Starring Engagemont of THE DUMETRISCUE TROUPE, • • THE DUMETRISCUE TROUPE, THE DUMETRISCUE TROUPE,' - Imported ,at '(enormous expense. ~TIW Greatest and most thrilling Bar. , Act iff the World. . /■ : '• Enthusiastic .reception of ' "■ GIO ANGELO. THE QUEALY& The MULLANEY TWINS, VIOLET CARMEN, The versatile VIOLET CARMEN Entertainer, Assisted by her.. ALF, J. LAWRENCE pianist Composer, ALF. J. LAWRENCE Last Nights of ' . ■ STERLING AND LOVE in an entirely STERLING- AND LOVE new aotf ' MARCEL AND BELL and Double Co. Prices—2s., Is. 6d., and Is. Book Seats at the Dresden, 6d. .extra. Doors open 7.15. ;■ HIS MAJESTY'S THEATRE, ' SPECIAL NOTICE. ■ EXTRAORDINARY ATTRACTIONS, NEXT THURSDAY NIGHT. In ..Conjunction with our Magnificent ( "' Vaudeville Bill. THE HESITATION WALTZ COMPETITIONS. COMPETITION* BY 18 COUPLE EXPERT DANCERS. REMEMBER, ONE NIGHT ONLY. TWO IMMENSE DOUBLE SHOWS. In order to present these Competitions on a fitting scale elaborate preparations. have been made by the Management. THE AUDIENCE WILL JUDGE.' The Hesitation Waltz to be danced iar" the Universal Ballroom Dance, which! has proved even more popular than the Tango Dances. It is rot a stage dance., AS THE MANAGEMENT ANTICI< PATE A RECORD HOUSE, INTENDING PATRONS 'ARE ADVISED T<t T3OOK THEIR SEATS AT THE DRESv DEN. HANDSOME PRIZES ARE BEING / AWARDED. Note.—Mr. Phillips will bo in attend*' ance at Hi? Majesty's from 11 till 1 to> teach, intending competitors. \ EVERYBODY'S. , •OPERA, HOUSE CONTINUOUS Daily from noon till 10.30 p.m. Night Sessions, 8..30. .. ■. Screening 5 times daily. \ Admittedly . THE WORLD'S BEST PICTURE. 6d. Shakespeare's Tragic Classic, Sα , , Gd. 7000 ft. 7000 ft, 3d. Gd., "ANTONY AND CLEOPATRA." 3d. Gd.' "ANTONY AND CLEOPATRA." 3d, Gd. "ANTONY AND CLEOPATRA." 3d, Gd. "ANTONY AND CLEOPATRA.'.' 3d, Gd. "ANTONY IND CLEOPATRA , ."'3d. Gd. "ANTONY AND CLEOPATRA." 3d. Gd. by Cines, moVers of "QUO ."■'. Cd. ..,,..., VADISE-V,..,,,- ~.r , v.,v 8 a. Gd. The powerful dramatic love 6tory' '3:1, Gd. of tho seductive Egyptian 6iren, 3d. Gd. Cleopatra, and the infatuated Ro- 3d. Gd.man General, who sacrificed'all o-t 3d. Gd. the lure of the temptress, fasci-3d. Gd. nates and holds spectators en- 3d. 6d..thralled. > ■ . 3d. ' Regal costumes and settings. ORCHESTRA AFTERNOON and NIGHT. Gd. Adults. Children 3d; . .'-..,. ■ All plush tip-up arm chairs mOWN HALL CONCERT CHAMBER WEDNESDAY, 16th SEPTEMBER;;! • ',■■ -■. ,MISS ZOE'" BARTIiEiT" 1 ' -■-- '.'".."."' '■' MISS" ZOE :BAHTLEY. ;: ,- .", ■■'• ■■. MISS ZOE BARTLBY. ;...■, .'' . Assisted by" '..... - '~.'. Miss Alice Sannders, Miss Thnrza Roger* and Mr. J. F. Montague -' : DRAMATIC, HUMOROUS, SONG ANJ DANCE RECITALS. Full Programme To-morrow, Plan'at Dresden. '.':.'. Admission; 3s. (reserved), 25., and 1% HUTT VALLEY HORTICULTURAL SOCIETY. -..•■•■■ Patriotic • ■ .... SPRING-SHOW, "-• •■ , 'For henefit of ■'"i BELGIAN 'RELIEF FUND. : ". ;, . BELGIAN RELIEF FUND;. : , WEDNESDAY & THURSDAY NEXTt Opening Ceremony at 3 o'clock' by Theif Excellencies the Earl and Countess.o£. Liverpool. • - / A LOVELY SHOW. DELIGHTFUL MUSICAL PROGRAMME . And , . ... . * ~ A NOBLE CAUSE. ONE SHILLING. ONE SHILLING*. ' BRINSMEAD PIANOS. ' ' ,Tp.BRITISH BRINSMEAD. BY its intrinsic qualities, tho Bring, ■mead Piano has achieved, throughout tho world, a repute which. :is unsurpassed. The accumulated experience of almost a century is embodied in eacK instrument: whether it Ijo a Concert Grand or a Boudoir Upright, in construction there ie observed the same -unremitting exactitude and ■ zealous craftsmanship to produce the best. Thus is the Brinsmead tradition secured and maintained. ■■'■■■■ Tho name "Brinsmead" on a Piano is a guarantee, not only of a British Piano, but of the instrument which, in all zones, is the premier Piano, containing all the latest improvements with tho invention of which the name of Brinsmead is for ever associated. ' ' 'SOLE DISTRIBUTORS OF THE ' 1 BRINSMEAD, CHAS. BEGG & CO., LTD., Manners Street, Wellington, Importers of High-grade Pianos. MUSIC MADE EASY. WE have no failures. Our pupils' success is ova success. We guarantee to teach you to play Piano or Organ nnd read music at'sight perfectly. No study, worry of scales and exercises, ordrudgory of any kind. Success with all classes of music. The progress in a few weeks that used to take years. Full tuition £1 10s.; refunded if pupil cannot read-music and play a tune the 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 Music, Bonlcott Cliambors (first door up), Boulcott St. '-ALL IT NEEDS IS A NICE FRAME!" YOU have one or two Pictures of which vou've Paid- LET US FRAME THOSE PICTURES. Hero is the widest range of mouldings—plentv of simplo oak framings, too. May wo help you in choosingP-TO-DAY! JJcGREGOR WRIGHT'S GALLERY. T"EFT-OFF CLOTHING, BOOTSTitoT Jj purchased by Mrs. L. Helpor. 583 Taranaki' Street. Good nricej offered. Letters promptly attended to.- 'Phoni 1517.