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Dominion, Volume 8, Issue 2274, 7 October 1914, Page 7

AMUSEMENTS. HIS MAJESTY'S THEATRE, Direction ~.,......,.... Fuller-Brennan, Ltd. TO-NIGHT AT 8. SATURDAY, 2.30. Messrs. Fuller-Brennan present MODERN REFINED VAUDEVILLE The Family Entertainment of N.Z.:: Catering to nil classes. PLEASING ALL. OFFENDING NONE, OUR NEW PROGRAMME A Hugo and Unprecedented Success-. ■ Every Item received with delight. THE MILTON BROS. A Great THE MILTON BROS. Skating Act. Brilliant English WHITE and GHEA Comedians. WHITE and GREY GREAT In life GREAT WESTIN. . portrayals. WESTIN. THE TWO STOREYS. THE LESSONS. MANN AND FRANKS. MAUD FANNING. ROSA LOADER, DRYSDALB AND FAY. i ARTHUR ELLIOTT SOLDIERS OF THE EXPEDITIONARY FORCE IN UNIFORM HALF-PRICE TO ALL PARTS. Prices-Us., Is. Cd., and Is. Box Plan at Dresden, lid. extra.' Book seats at the Theatre from 7to 7.45. 'Phono 165. _ i TjWERYBODY'S. ill ■ . ■ ■ ■ OPERA HOUSE PALATIAL. Now Showing-Noon till 10.30 p.ltf, A MILITARY BOOM. Turning Hundreds Away. IT HOLDS A WORLD'S INTEREST. See it. Think it over. THE DANISH-DUTCH WAR DRAMA; On the fascinating subjects of national 1 intrigue and foreign spies. "ORDERS UNDER SEAL."' "ORDERS UNDER SEAL.""ORDERS UNDER SEAL.""ORDERS UNDER SEAL." "ORDERS UNDER SEAL." Demonstrating the Wisdom of LORD KITCHENER'S METHODS, And tho Value of "secrecy" in War. GAUMONT'S SPECIAL WAR NEWS* 'GAUMONTS SPECIAL WAR NEWS. GAUMONT'S SPECIAL WAR NEWS i"ull of splendid matter. 'Response to Lord Kitchener's .Appeal iat 500,000 Men.—Marching through London. —Kaiser's Grenadiers.—London Scottish, etc. DEPARTURE OF AUCKLAND FORCES DEPARTURE OF AUCKLAND FORCES 3d. Children. Adults 6d. MILITARY CONCERT, ILITARY CONCERT, GRAND OPERA HOUSE, GRAND OPERA HOUSE. GRAND OPERA HOUSE.

TO-NIGHT, S p.m. •. TO-NIGHT, 8 p.m. .Under"'the Patronage of Thelj; Excellencies, PRESENTATION OP SPORTS PHIZES PRESENTATION OF SPOETS PRIZE!/-'ADMISSION-Ss., 25., 15,..,' '. Box Plan, Dresden.' . • ■. "■'- Day Sales, Christeson'sand Lennox's,.. " TuiAND OPERA 'HOUSEr Under the patronage and in the presence ' '■ of Their Excellencies the Eari and Countess of Liverpool. ■ ■..,.■". MONDAY NEST. "~ MONDAY, NBSTi ; . , .SONG RECITAL '' ' ' " •'■ By " " " WALTER The Famous Tenon ;; PLAN AT' .-■•■■ THE DRESDEN. From 9 a.m. To-day, ' . ' ' POPULAR PEICESt " ■"• 55., 35., 25., Is. ■ BAND. B I N D« WATERSIDE WOEKEES' BAND, At NEWTOWN PARE, , IQ-NIGHT (WEDNESDAY), . ; At 8 o'olocli. QjT. MARY'S, Karori.—A Sale of Work Kj irill to opened in the Parochial Hall, "Karori, TO-DAY (WEDNESDAY), by Mrs. Massey, at S p.m. Sale continues Thursday Afternoon and Evening:. Admission—Wetoe£d^yi_6dj_Thursdny,_free. AGAIN SOLD OUT!!!PIT'S A LONG WAY TO TIPPER* AEY." ONE Thousand Copies received laail Thursday—Now Sold O*ut! A fur, ther Supply to Arrive Next Australian Boat (probably Wednesday). CALL and BOOK A COPY of this record favourite. If unable to call, 'Send Seven Penny, Stamps, and wo will post you a copy di< rcotly on arrival. "TIPPERARY" is the National Chorus Song of the Troops of the British Empire. There's a Teason. CHAS. BEGG AND CO.,' LTD., Manners Street, Wellington, IMPORTERS OF HIGH-GRADE PIANO 9 MUSIC, and ALL MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS. ' : MUSIC MADE EASY. : J3 "have no failures. Our pupils' buC--•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, 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 musio 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 Rooms. Interviews any time. Call for all partiou* lars. Birlev's College of Music, Bonlcotlj Chambers (first floor up), Boulcott St.

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