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Dominion, Volume 7, Issue 2261, 22 September 1914, Page 7

AMUBEMENTS. TJ\EE KING'S. ,_ HAYWAED'S. TO-NIGHT. AT~B. . NIGHTLY. THERE WASN'T A HEART IN THE HOUSE last evening that didn't respond to the thrilling appeal of the .BESI DRAMATIC STORY EVER TOLD. ■ Sir Walter Scott's sublimo work •"' FOUNDED ON FACT. ' "A WOMAN'S TRIUMPH."-' —or— "THE HEART OF MIDLOTHIAN.". ■. "THE HEART OF MIDLOTHIAN." "THE HEART OF MIDLOTHIAN." The life's histoiy of JEANNIE DEANS the noble Scotch heroine who walker barefoot from Scotland to London and obi tained a Queen's pardon.for- her sister, READ AND REVERED BY MILLION?-.. Visualised by the Famous Players. ■ See the quaint old Costumes. Mark tho magnificent acting. Noto the beautiful setting*. A Great Patriotic Film, \ "EUROPE IN PEACE AND WAR." "EUROPE IN PEACE AND WAR," "EUROPE IN PEACE AND WAR."Including the first AUTHENTIC WAR PICTURES. ' DECLARATION OF WAR. GERMANY'S ANSWER TO RUSSIA'* . '"TO ARMS." - "TO ARMS." BRITAIN MOBILISING HER ARMS'. SEETHING PATRIOTIC SCENES. FRENCH RESERVISTS LEAVING • FOLKSTONE. ■■...,.. And Strong Supporting Pictures. 6d. and Is. Reserves Dresden, Is. 6d. . ; ■jnrlS MAJESTY'S .THEATRE,Direction Puller-Brennan, Ltd* TO-NIGH'I%at 8. - SATURDAY, 2.30, A COLOSSAL PROGRAMME OF STAB ATTRACTIONS. Unqualified and Glorious Success of I MISS ROSA IX) ADER Tho Happy' ■ MISS ROSA LOADER Slavey at the ' MISS ROSA LOADER Piano. I Re-appearance after a long absence of MISS MAUD FANNING, The Champion Chocolate Coloured Coon, VIOLET CARMEN The Charming VIOLET CARMEN Entertainer. Assisted by .her ALF. J. LAWRENCE Pianist Composer, ALF. J. LAWRENCE THE.QUEALEYS In a New THE QUEALEYS ' Comedy Sketch! Everything New by ■■' . ■ THE MULLANEY TWINS.' ■•• ■■■■■■■■■< THE MULLANEY TWINS. ; -. ' EAY DEVERB. " SAM LA MERTV GIO ANGELO. ARTHUR ELLIOT. ' . Lost Few Nights of •. THE DUMETRISCUE TROUPE, THE DUMETRISCUE TROUPE, : THE.DUMETRISCUE TROUPE,. In their Thrilling Horizontal Bar Aot, , Prices— 25., Is. Gd., and Is.', Bbbk'ar, tho Dresden,.Gd. extra....■.D00r5.7,15." ...;.-; WHERE TO-NIGHT? ■ '■■ . ■ •MTACMAHON'S NEW ':. THEATRE... To-day and To-nigM, -Tuesday, Sep)'. .22/ LAST REPRESENTATION! 0F;,,.; LOVE IN THE .TROPICS. ..,' LOVE IN THE TROPICS. A Superb Nordisk Masterpiece, '.. Supported by ; Programme. c:\~- \.\::\-\~- : '>- Tormorrow (Wednesday) -- A- 'sensational.,. To-morrow (Wednesday) ■ attraction..,,',, ' '. IN THE HANDS OF LONDON. CROOKS> IN THE HANDS OE.LONDON CROOKS; A Big, Wholesome. Stirring,, Gripping Melodrama in 5 Parts. IN THE HANDS OF LONDON CROOKS! , Has just created a Sensation inrLondon;'.' Admission—6d.- everywherei"■■■»»* ■^■«nLECTURE,. , BY ' REV..' .W.';.£:'..' : AV'' ... .. SOUTAR,. ; . ' ' On ['THINGS.CHINESE," ■•"..."'_ Illustrated by .Coloured-Limelight Views.'.' of Life and Travel,in China. " ('":'- ST. JOHN'S HALL, DIXON. STREET, TUESDAY, 22nd, .At 8 p.m. . . ■ Hon. J. (3...W* Aitken to. Presido, y Admission Free.. "":...'!.'..., .Collection in' Aid of Sunday School, .:.. ■ —— —— '■—* ' GET TICKETS FOR : TJ A TEl'fti I C-"-,'" bXl'l* In Aid of. Mayor's Furid,- ..'" ." . TOWN HALL," r ""■ .FRIDAY, ;25th.in6t.' .: •;.'■ Good Floor", Good' Music,. Good Object'. ' Tickets: Gents.. 55.; Ladies, 2s. 6d.j ■ available Town Hair and Agents. H. A. W. M'KENZIE, -. - Hon. Seoi THE LATEST SUCCESSFUL PATRIOTIC. SONG. "THE UNION JACK,FOR EVER," Splendid words set to a rousing martial Air. Get into line, and prooure your copy, .. now. Price Is. Gd.; posted Is. 7d. mHE ANGLO-AMERICAN MUSIO :• I ■ STORE, ' 116 Cuba Street.

"At every door and at every window are 6cen the jolly'boy faces of England. You.can catch the lilt of 'It's a Long, Long. Way to Tipperary'- as they pass en route to join the chase of the Germans across France."—Cable, London, September lGth, "IT'S A LONG. LONG WAY TO TIPPERARY." The best and most popular chorus song published in years. Sung by all Britishers. Complete words and music. SIXPENCE. Posted to any address for seven Penny Stamps. Now; booking orders. Sup-" plies due about 25th inst. ' , : The Latest Waltz Craze: . "HESITATION CON AMORE." This Waltz (just received from • Netr York) is a tremendous success there, ij' fact, throughout America "Hesitation Co aAmore" is. played to the beautiful "Hesi- • tation Waltz." Its pretty strains were heard throughout the "Hesitation Waltz" Competition at His Majesty's Theatre, Wellington, last Thursday. A cony of this latest success posted to your, address for Is. 7d. (Stamps will do), or at our Warehouse, Is. Gd. copy. Supplies limited. ■:■'.'■■■■• (TIHAS. BEGG AND CO., LTD< -\J Manners Street. Wellington. V Up to date in Every Eesnect. Sole Agents for Briiisnie.ad.Pianos... .- MUSIC MADE EASY. WE have no failures. Our pupils' 6U(V cess is our success. We guarantee to teach you to play Piano or Organ and read music at sight perfectly. No study, worry of scales and exercises, ordrudgcry 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. from pupils, reports of concerts, arid en-'f dorsements.by our'leading musicians'oanjl 1 be seen by a visit to College Boom's. In-', torviews any ; time. Call for all "narticxii"' lars. Birley's College of Music, Bonlcotl Chambers (first floor'up), Boulcott St; THE PAINTINGS OF . '■ "\ : ' TWO NEW ZEALAND ARTISTS. :• A 'N Exhibition of Paintings which dis^; -»A. play a very high standard,of merit is that just opened in our Gallerv." The 1 whole collection is the work of NUGENT: WELCH, and K.' M. BALLANTYNE:" The pictures of both'artists present-Nov Zealand scenes-chief!v. and thftexMbiticn;: is well worthy of YOUR visit. ■!-...■ yM'GREGOR WRIGHTS ..GALLERY.- 1 THE CAR OF.THE.YEAR.,. ; / : The SUNBEAM Car.is undoubtedly -th'emost popular car in England ,to-day. .It;, has-become famous on the-Racing Tract by. its marvellous speed,,and road', for its reliability, easy "control,' quiet : running, and'low cost Of upkeep'. 'SUN-" BEAM Cars hold all track records from' 100 to 1000 miles, also the' record for' One""• to twelve 1 hours, covering 107.95 miles'im the hour, and 1078 miles in 12 hoursyior.': au average speed of ever. ftO miles -per hour. On Juno lOtlv. and 11th,. 1914, .the.'! SUNBEAM again, proved its superiority by annexing the Tourist',Trophy RacV'at,': the Isle of Man, beating all other English and Continental cars with easo. If yon " are contemplating the purchase of" a car be sure and een thd SUNBEAM before de-' ciding. MAGNUS. SANDERSON AND CO, LTD., Opera Garage, Wakefield-. Street, Wellington, agents : for., S.U.N-.i BEAMS, ZEDELS, VULCANS, ;ARDEN;\ and LAGONDA CARS, LEYLA'ND LOR RIES. ' ■' . .-- ■' vv"

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