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Dominion, Volume 7, Issue 2266, 28 September 1914, Page 7

TJIS MAJESTY'S ";' THEATRE, Direction ..:............ Fuller-Bronnani Ltd. THGIN-OTK;Poht-s;Epve -C-P —— "■. TO-NIGHT at 8. . TO-NIGHT COMPLEE CHANGE OF „■■?■" ■■■.: ' PROGRAMME;' ',:'.•:,;. Puller- Mammoth Amusement Fflller-j ',". Brennan. , Consolidation. •": Brennan, .;• To-night, Messrs. Fullerrßrennan, Ltd;V — have the honour to present the mdst.dis-' "': tinguished coterie of all-star features, evei .v. 7 .embodied in a New Zealand Vaudeville , Entertainment...•■■■'-.■ • .-. ANOTHER BEAUTIFUL NEW SHOW ■• At 8-TO-NIGHT-At 8. ■-■■ •'• •-. . ' MORE NEW STAR IMPORTATIONS.: ;■ Each and ; Every-Act a Feature Turin, Direct from England, .per.jß-M.S. Somer-' set under exclusive. Bnd-.:first" ;: ' I. appearance, in N.Z. of. v.i.V.'-". MANN AND FRANKS Presenting their, ~:., MANN AND'FRANKS, great English,.. .:.-'.. MANN: AND FRANKS Success,. "The'.';' ; •MANN AND FRANKS Candy Girl." :; ■ ' A Tabloid Musical Comedy.'.. First Appearance -of• ■'.. ,'.'-:' THE THREE LESSOS, ■'. Extraordinary Sharpshooters and Jugglers ' DRYSDALE AND FAY Patter ComeDRYSDALE ANDFAY dians, and • :. DRYSDALE AND FAY Dancers. Emphatic Success Nightly of ■•..'■-■' MISS ROSA LOADER.'.The Slavey ': ■■■' MISS ROSA LOADER .at the Piano.-; The Greatest of MISS MAUD FANNING? <'.-. all Coon Singers, MISS MAUD FANNING .: Assisted by her three "chips.". , ...■•■,■': In ah entirely new THE QUEALYS Farcical Comedy.. . \ THE'QUEALYS Farcicnl Comedy •" CARMEN AND LAWRENCE, , CARMEN AND LAWRENCE, Entertainer and Pianist Composer.--. THE MULLANEYS. GIO. ANGELO, ARTHUR ELLIOT. And Brilliant Company. Prices—2s, Is. 6d., and' Is.' Booking at.' Dresden, Cd. extra. Seats can be booked' : at the. Theatre up ti11"7.45: /'Phone 165. WHERETO-NIGHT?: -v ■: •jVfACMAHON'S '. NEW THEATEE, ■ ' The Cosy Corner of Pioturedom..'.i . , To-day and To-night, : Monday, Sept; 28, - ■ IN THE '' ' • HANDS OF ; london .cbooks./ :•.-. . also, a fine supporting pro-.-; ■■•; gramme. . ■;;.;'': ';.',.. . '■• all wellington is being ."'■.' attracted. :.'.'..• IN- THE : An ... enthralling. : product'. : . HANDS OF duction. : Cannot fail. : to. liV LONDON- • . appeal to the 'sympathy.'.and' " ■CROOKS r. 'sentiment of' ; alliwhp',see , lt;'^.; • NEXT Wednesday, September SO;'' ';.'.' '„' : The long-looked for- ,''; '-:,; ■\-'' -''■'LIGHTS J'- >„ v^; ■.;, r ; ;Gi'E. 'j/^ 1 NO INCEFfAsfe'-IN PRICES:' "'"- '■''*'* -: Cd. EVERYWHERE""'',, ~k , ..-■-; |jl M. P RE. S-S ■•' 'T H E'l'-'l? I'E, ".Where Everybody Goes." , .: - STALLS,; 3d.' DRESS CIRCLE'Gi^ y TO : DAY AND TO-NIGHT. ' ~'■:'; ■-■■ :■:■:• For ThTe« Days-Only,"--- ■ •■-'-'•- .Latium's : Thriiiinglv , ■ ":'plan«>"Peature,"nM .':-.►• •>,".>.-.■.■.■•<.«' "Hsra to'a millton'.'''''"'' ! ' ( ''" "HEIR TO.A.MILLION.'.', .... "HEIR TO A MILLION." - ■;/ - Speoial Supporting-' Subjecfe.>•"•■■'•■'• ■■'' SPECUL-NOTICE.--1 ,!-™_}« RE the britisbse',s-.ch:oeus SONGS . ■■- ; "it's a long;"loM WAY TO , • ..;-.- TIPPERARY^-j,-ji /iVj/a,; i •STSTE' received 500. copies.-.last Friday. .: morning, and .byvll.3o, Saturday has, -, sold right out.'. "copies..<lueil, I 'j • to arrive -next Boat.'^probably^ Thursday mOTning).;„B^ok' u ;yo'uri r ';;6jder^^ ' noV;'and' we will'.deliver or ; p'ost [k copy's--on arrival, The : demand' : is es^'; ; ceptional, so don't delay: Stamps frill do;-'!-' ' CHAS: BEGG AND" CO., JCTD.-, Manners ■.Street,.Well>ngton. THE MUSIC AND PIAISO HOUSE/- -'-

;..: MUSIC MADE EAST.'. ;!...,,-.<;- WE have no failures. Our pupils' sue."' •■' cesses 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, 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."; '■"•■; 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 be seen by a visit to College. Booms. -.Interviews any time. Call for all' particulars. Birley's College of ' Music, Boulcott Chambers ('first floor up), Boulcott St. : ' the LATEST SUCCESSFUL PATBI. OTIC SONG. "THE UNION JACK' FOR EVER." Splendid words set to a rousing martial .1 Air. I Get into line, and procure your copy now. Price Is. Gd.; posted Is, 7d.. THE ANGLO-AMERICAN. MUSIC STORE, 116 Cuba Street. THE PAINTINGS OF . ~ '. TWO NEW ZE'AI.AND : ARTISTS./ 4N Exhibition of Paintings which, display a very high standard of merit is that just opened m our Gallery. The whole collection -is the work'of NUGENT WELCH, and K. M. BALLANTYNE. The piotures of both artists present New i Zealand scones chieflv; and thcexhibition" • is well worthy of'TOUR visit. • -.y-r-M'GREGOR WRIGHT'S GALLERY.'

THE CAR OF THE TEAR. ' .; The SUNBEAM Car is undoubtedly the most popular car in England to-dav. 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 forono to twelve hours, covering 107.95 miles'in the hour, and 1078 miles in 12 hours, or an average Epeed of over 90 miles per. hour. On Juuo-lOth 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 •yon' ar» contemplating tho purchase of n, 6ar : be sure and 6eo the SUNBEAM before deciding. MAGNUS. SANDERSON AND CO., LTD., Opera. Garage, Wakefield Str'oet. Wellington, agents for SUNBEAMS, ZEDELS, VULCANS. ARDEN.'' and LAGONDA CARS; LEYLAND'LORRIES, ■ -■: ■■>'&■?■.;■ '•r.-.-.-.v