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Dominion, Volume 8, Issue 2273, 6 October 1914, Page 7

AMUSEMENTS. , HIS MAJESTY'S THEATEE, Direction Fuller-Brennan, Ltd. TO-NIGHT AT 8. SATUEDAT, 2.30, Messrs. Fullor-Brennaii present MODERN DEFINED VAUDEVILLE The Family Entertainment of N.Z. Catering to nil classes. PLEASING ALL, OFFENDING NONE OUR NEW PEOGBAMME A. Huge and Unprecedented SuccessEvery Item received with delight. > THE MILTON BROS. A Great ' THE MILTON BROS. Skating Act. Brilliant English WHITE and GREYComedians. WHITE and GREi GREAT In life GREAT WESTIN. portrayals. : WESTIN, THE TWO STOREYS. THE LESSONS, MANN AND FRANKS. MAUD FANNING. ROSA LOADER, DRYSDALE AND PAY. . . .' ARTHUR. ELLIOTT.. : SOLDIERS OF THE EXPEDITIONARY FORCE IN UNIFORM HALF-PRICE TO ALL PARTS. ' ' Prices—2s., Is. Gd., and Is. Box PlanaJ Dresden, (id. oxtra. BooK seats'"at. tEnr Theatre from' 7 to 7.45. - 'Phono 165.' ■■■. Ifl M PRESS THE ATE, ■• "Where Everybody Goes." STALLS, 3d, ■ DRESS,CIRCLE,. TO-DAY AND TO-NIGHT.. .. .;; i An Exciting, Adventure-.on the.Coast oil .; Brittany,, \'-' .'-.'..- '■' "ISLE OF: ADVENTURE." ■•■- :: ' "ISLE OF ADVENTURE. , ',. .:: Extraordinary scenes of the disastroirfc inundation in Ohio. -..''• "GREAT AMERICAN FLOOD.'! -"GREAT AMERICAN FLOODS ■■■•■ 'Five Cities Destroyed: 50,000 People madef homeless, "''■"'" ■ '".: Magnificent ,, Supporting Series; ;■ WHERE TO-NIGHT? :V- ■'."'*. B/TACMAHON'S ' NEW,-..-. T HEATREx' THE LIGHTJrb' LONDON.' THE LIGHTS. O' 'LONDON... ~„: / '.. . '• LAST DAT. AND .NJK3HT.:,, ;,'. Commencing,. ,, ,' u . , TO-MORROW (WEDNESDAY);:OCi\ -Ji A Surprising • and -Entrancing ■ •■- -.-. Programme : •■'-. ::" TWO STAR FEATURES IN ONE ; PROGRAMME.. ■• '" IN THE CLUTCH OF THE;KU-KLU3V KLAN, ' : And' "•■ THE ROSARY. -••- The Sweeteet Love Story Ever Told. IN THE CULTCH OF THE KU-KLUS* KLAN, . A Gripping and Powerful Drama. THE ROSARY, . A Story of Love and Devotion ', No increase iu prices. Gd. Everywhere, MILITARY V- . rTONCERT t iLiTARY Concert,; GRAND OPERA HOUSE. GRAND OPERA HOUSE. . GRAND OPERA HOUSE. GRAND OPERA HOUSE. TO-MORROW (WEDNESDAY), At 8 p.m"< TO-MORROW (WEDNESDAY), At 8 p.m, TO-MORROW'(WEDNESDAY), At .8 p.m. PROGRAMME* OVERTURE—The Band of the OanteW bury Infantry Segiment, FIRST PART, Camp Fire Scene and Concert, introducing the Latest Patriotic Songs wA Choruses. • ..-,-■ Presentation of Sports "Prized, '""'•'' ,SECOND PART. Song — .Trumpeter Hairfeoni Character Sketch -.Lieut. Rogers Song lieut.-Colonel M'Clymont; Cornet Solo ...... Band-Sergeant Osborne, Song ..'. ~ ;..........- Lieut. Dunnett. Character Sketch Lieut. V. Rogers, Recitation ~ Driver Mazengarb, Humorous Song . - . '■: Q.M.-Sergt. .Seymour-Grahami ADMISSION-Bs., 25., fa. Bos Plan Dresden Piano Co, ■, \ . Day Sales Christeson'6 and Lennox'ff, . . •:'.' OPERA ' HOUSE, V* , --' — ■-.-.■. .-.- Under the patronage and in the presence of Their Excellencies , the Earl and .-' Countess, of Liverpool. • . \.Y • MONDAY NEST, "',v//- . At 8 p.m. * SONG RECITAL SONG RECITAL :..,-* - By . WALTER KIR-BY,. WALTER KIRBY, . ■ -■ ; • .. The Famous Tenor. -■;:--; :•-.;. '. POPULAR PRICES:-" , .?••:".■ 53., 35., 25., le. ; •'• ■■••>■-■ .'•'.!'"••?■ ■•■■'. , Plan opens at The'Dresden-..at'9a.lfl, • To-morrow. '. .'.: . ..::~.\ :.-.-•'-; AGAIN SOLD OUT!!!' .' " :' '\ ' £'IT'S A LONG WAY TO TIPPER- - ary." -"' .;■ ■• :-''■'■'.'■■ ONE Thousand Copies received- last ■ Thursday-Now Sold-Out!-;-i : -.fupi ther Supply to Arrive. Next Australian Boat (probably Wednesday). CALL and BOOK A COPY of this record 'favourite. If unable to call, Send Soven Penny Stamps, and we will post you a copy di* Tcotly on arrival. "TIPPERARY" is the National Chorac Song of the Troops of theßritish Empire t There's a reason;••'■ v* ■' -■ ':>•. CHAS. BEGG AND CO., LTD.i ...' 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THE ANGLO-AMERICAN MUSIC !• STORE, 116 Cuba Street. THE PAINTINGS OF . TWO NEW ZEALAND ARTISTS. i N Exhibition of Paintings which di.<play a very high standard of merit is that just opened m our Gallery. The whole collection is the work of NUGENT WELCH, and K. 11. BALLANTYNE Tho pictures of both artists present New Zealand scenes chiefly, and the exhibition is well worthy of YOUR visit. • M'GBEGOB WRIGHT'S GALLERY. WBARBEB AND CO., Dvers"7nd . Dry Cleaners, 125 Cuba StfciS? /Phone. 228.