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Dominion, Volume 7, Issue 2267, 29 September 1914, Page 7

AMUBEMENTB. JXAYWAEtD'S/ .. THE KING'S. TO-NIGHT ATB'.' NIGHTLY A MAGNIFICENT PROGRAMME. : A Gigantic Success. ...;■■■; National Sport, the "GENUINE MEXICAN BULL-FIGHT," "GENUINE MEXICAN BULL-FIGHT," "GENUINE MEXICAN BULL-FIGHT," Taken by Government sanction in the actad arena, and reproducing startlingly and vividly many sensational features. "A WONDERFUL WAR GRAPHIC", "A WONDERFUL WAR GRAPHIC,"; ."A WONDEKFUL WAR GRAPHIC," Cheered to tho Echo. ■ . j German prisoners from Liego; "Bomb" dropping"; War Crisis i"n London; <;ii. »- et Meeting; Welcomo to Goneral French in Paris; Outside Buckingham Palac'i Grand Tableau, Rule Britannia; Kitchener, Roberts, notabilities. ' .> : NEW ZEALAaWS CONTINGENT. "OFF TO THE FRONT" Our own 1200 ft.' "OFF TO THE FRONT" special, ehow"OFF TO THE FRONT" ing panorama : "OFF TO THE FRONT" oi Wellington : . "OFF TO THE FRONT" Harbour and . Troopships—March of Battery Brigade-* I Shippin.™ Guns, Horses, etc.—CoalingFitting up Troopships—Farewell at Newtown—Long March through Wellington— , Embarkation. -. AND FOUR (Ynm? STAR PICTURES. j Tho King's. Orchestra. > 6d. and Is. Reserves Dresden, Is. 6d. TTIS MAJESTY'S ' THEATRE.. Direction .' Fullor-Brcnnan, Ltd., TO-NIGHT at 8. TO-NIGHT SATURDAY. 2.30. OUR NEW PROGRAMME A MAGNIFICE.N SUCCESS. THE PdBLTC DELIGHTED AN OVERWHELMING -TRIUMPH. RAPjI'UROUS ENCORBS. Are- merely a few phia=es that fittingly describe (.ho reniairkablo reception eccordod ' OUR BRILLIANT ALL-STAR CO. ' - Headed by '. ' MANN AND FRANKS . "The' Candy MANN AND FRANKS ' <?irl." A> Tabloid Musidal Comedy. THE THREE LESSOS; ■ - Extraordinary Slim pshooters'and Jugglers MISS ROSA LOADER ; Tho Slavey ' MISS ROSA L'OAUm -i\t -the.Piano. ' The Greatest of . 3IISS MAUD FANNING all Coon Smgpr* MISS %UD TANM V G ■ THE QUE\LEYS. 'jTHE'MULL'ANEYS. , CARMKN AND H WHENCE.'" Entprtaii»"r and CnmTVR" GIO ANGELO. "■ ARTHUR-ELLIOT. ORYSDALE AND FAY. - Prices—2s, Is. W., and Is. ■. Booking at Dresdon, Cd. extra. Seats can bo. booked at the Theatre .up till 7.45,.- 'Phone 165. ' T7l M PRESS THEAT'EB, • Jil . . x < "Where , Everybody ■ Goes." , - 6TALLS.'Sd. - - DRESS CIRCLE Gd. TO,DAY ANDVI'O-NIGHT; - ' (For Two More' Days); '," ' Labium's Sensational" Aeroplane' "Fcaturo,"' '~ „'„'; ' I "HEIR TO A MILLION. ,, ' ' ' 1 "HEIR TO A MILLION." , ' " "HEIR TO A MILLION." • , "HF.IR TO A MILLION." " "HEIR TO A MILLION." ■ . "HEIR TO A MILLION." , ~ Speoial Supporting Subject,, TADIES' _ HOCKEY. ENGLAND V. NEW.' ZEALAND.. ENGLAND V. NEW ZEALAND.ENGLAND V. NEW -ZEALAND. FIRST TEST MATCH. BASIN RESERVE, - THIS WEDNESDAY, 'At 3 p.m. i - CURTAIN-RAISER, 2 p.m.,' MANAWATU V: WELLINGTON. TO-NIGHT. TO-NIGHT. ' ■pREE MOVING PICTURES, t Part 111-CREATION-Part 2.30 p.m.—TOWN HALL-8 p.m. Part 111-LIFE OF CHRIST-TO-DAY (Tuesday) and Wednesday. All Seata.Frec. ' No Collection, _ ENtTtERRACE PRESBYTER lAN CHURCH. ANNIVERSARY CONVERSAZIONE. TO-NIGHT. AT 8 p.m., IN THE SCHOOLROOM. SpoakeTS: The Rev. J. M. Saundere, M -\., and Hon. J. 'Mac Gibbon. Tickots, Is. Music and Refreshments. SPECIAL NOTICE. I RE THE BRITISHER'S CHORUS SONGt "IT'S A LONG, LONG WAY TO TIPPERARY." "TOTE received 500 copies last Friday rooming, and by 11.30 Saturday had •sold right out. One thousand'copies due to avrivo next Sydney Boat (probably Thursday morning). Book your orders now, and we will deliver or poet ,a. copy directly on arrival. Tho demand is.,exceptional, so tlon't delay. Stamps will do< SIXPENCE COPY. . Posted 7d. CHAS. BEGG AND CO.,.LTD,' Manners Street, Wellington. THE MUSIC AND PIANO HOUSE.' , MUSIC MADE EASY. ho,vo no failures. Our pupils' sue. *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 nnd reercires, ordriidgery of any kind. Success with all "classes of music. The process in <i few weeks that u-=ed to take years. Full tuition £1, 10s.; refunded if pupil cannot read musicand play a tuno tho first week. Testimonials, from pupils, reports - of ■; concerts,^and 'endorsements by our leading musicians can be seen by a visit to College Rooms..: Interviews ivny time. Call for all particulars. Birley's Colics? of Music, Boulcott Chambers (first floor".Jin),' Boulcott St. THE UTEST. SUCCESSFUL PATRI. otic soNa.-."\ir:" "THE UNION JACK FOR EVER." Splendid words set'to ft rousing martial Air. ' L Get into line, and procure yonr copy now. ■ Price Is. Cd.; posted Is. 7d. ~ mHE ANGLO-AMERICAN MUSIC 1 .STORE, llfi Cuba Street. . ■ theTatnttngs of . ■ two new zealand artistß. AN Exhibition ; of P«iiitin?3iwhich-'dta-' ploy- a , very-high staniiarfl,.of .merit; is that just opened, in our Gallery.- -The whole collection is the work.of.NUGENT WELCH, "arid K. ..M. BALLANTYNE. , Tho 'pictures of -both' artists present New ■ Zealand' scenes chiefly, and'the exhibition is , well worthy 'of -YOUR: 'visit' ■ *''■>' ■■ » M'GREGOR WRIGHTS-GALLERY:

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