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AMUBEMENT9, QIUND OPERA '"T: HOUSE, LAST TWO NIGHTS OF Pinero's Masterpiece, HIS HOUSE IN ORDER. £IS HOUSE IN ORDER. SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 19. . BEAUMONT' SMITH, LTD., In conjunction with' Hugh Buckler, Ltd. Presents HUGH BUCKLER VIOLET PAGET HUGH BUCKLER . VIOLET PAGET And their Complote Company from The Little Theatre, Sydney, In FANNY'S FIRST PLAY, By XXXXXXX XXXI, Which kept London Laughing for €00 . Nights. FANNY'S FIRST PLAY. SATURDAY AND MONDAY, September 19 and 21. Box Plans at the Dresden. Day Sales at Christeson's. V PRICES—Ss., 35., Is. '■ EVERYBODY'S. OPERA HOUSE CONTINUOUS Daily from noon till 10.30 p.m. ! Night Sessions 6;30 and 8.30. , "THE BEST FILM IN THE WORLD!" ■ A picture that advertises tself. Patrons : throng to see it, and having seen it flock 'forth extolling its merit and beauty to lingerers, who are galvanised into life, . and then they "throng" too. < 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 AND CLEOPATRA." 3d. ; 6d, "ANTONY AND CLEOPATRA." 3d. I Gd. "ANTONY AND CLEOPATRA." 3d. ! Gd. A World's Masterpiece. 3d. ! Gd. by Cines, makers of "QUO 3d. • Gd. VADIS?" 3d. i Gd. Orchestra Afternoon and Night. 3d. l: : r [ IMPRESS THBATEE. ; "Where Everybody Goes." I STALLS, 3d.' DRESS CIRCLE Gd. TO-DAY AND TO-NIGHT. > Another Famous Exclusive • j Klaw and Erlanger "Feature," "A FAIR REBEL." ■ . "A FAIR REBEL." "A FAIR REBEL." ' i "A FAIR REBEL." "A FAIR REBEL." "A FAIR REBEL." "A FAIR REBEL." ■ "A FAIR REBEL." • Special Supporting Series. THE ROYAL J WELLINGTON CHORAL SOCIETY. ' fJIOWN HALL. TOWN HALL, j - TO-MORROW NIGHZK'i -i-v k Samson and t>elilah. ' " AMSON AND I>ELILAH. "i - i Camille Saint-Saens. : : '• Box Plan at Dresden, j Prices—ls. (Reserved); 3s. (Reserved), 2s. 200 Seats at One shilling. - Is.' Tickets ' at. the Dresden from to-day. , Doors open at 7.15. . s W. E. CALLOW, 1 Tel. 3390. , Hon. Sec.., F — : 1 COME, TRY YOUR LUCK! ) DIG FOR TREASURE DIG FOR TREASURE At > LYALL' ■ BAY [ . LYALL • BAY . UNIQUE MONEY HUNT IN AID;OF I WAR FUND, . f On l SATURDAY NEXT, 19th, ' • ' Between 2 p.m. and 4 p.m. 1 xp PRIZES OF 2s. Gd. TO £5. ■ 00 PRIZES OF 2s. Gd. TO £5. J BAND WILL PLAY WHILE YOU'RE > BUSY.: i ' AFTERNOON TEA. : Bring the Youngsters and Let Them all 1 ' Dig. ' H. AMOS, Hon. Sec., Sports and Entertainment Committee. 3 ' ' TW'T FORGET. ■ DON'T FORGET. fc BALL. TOWN HALL, i„ 25th SEPTEMBER, 3914. " AID. MAYOR'S PATRIOTIC FUND. | Tickets—Gents., 55.; Ladies, 2s. Gd., 1 available Town Hall and Agents. ' H. A. W. M'KENZIE, ; . . Hon. Secretary. 1 MUSIC MADE EASY. j ''TOTE have no failures. Our pupils' suc--1 * ' cess "is our success. Wc guarantee to teach you to play Piano or Organ and 3 read music at sight perfectly. No study, worry of scales and exercises, or drudgery of any kind. Success with all. classes of music. The progress in a few weeks that i used to take years. Full tuition .£1 10s.; . refunded if pupil cannot read music and ' play a tune the first week. Testimonials 1 from pupils, reports of concerts, and en- ■ dorsements by our leading musicians can I bo seen by a visit to .College Rooms. _In- . terviews any time. Call for all particu- . lars. Birley's College of Music, Boulcott ( Chambers (first floor up), Boulcott St. ; "ALL IT NEEDS IS A NICE FRAME!" ¥OU have one or two Pictures of which Yon'vo said- LET US • FRAME THOSE PICTURES. Here is the widest range of mouldings—plenty of simple oak framings, too. May wo help you in choosing?—TO-DAY! McGREGOR WRIGHT'S GALLERY. THE CAR OF THE YEAR. The SUNBEAM Car is undoubtedly the inost popular car in England to-day. It ! has become famous on the Racing Traok ' by its marvellous speed, and on tho road for its reliability, easy control, quiet running, and low cost of upkeep. SUNBEAM Cars hold all track records from I 100 to 1000 miles, also tho record for one to twelve hours, covering 107.95 miles in the hour, and 1078 miles in 12 hours, or an average 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 ease. If you are contemplating tho purchase of a car be sure and 6ee tne SUNBEAM before deciding. MAGNUS, SA'NDERSON AND CO., LTD., Opera Garage, Wakefield Street, Wollington, agents for SUNBEAMS, ZEDELS, VULCANS, ARDEN, and LAGONDA CARS, LEYLAND LORRIES. All business men know u&-ttll pushing business men employ us, for they have learned this: That for forwarding parcels, distributing goods, passing entries, our service is "on top" for quickness and reliability.. Tho N.Z, Express"Co,, Ltd., $7-91 Customhouse Quay,—Advfc,