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amusements. "BUNTY PULLS THE STRINGS." "The simple humanity, the reality of overy action and word, in 'Bunty Pulls 1 the Strings' gives it a pulsing, joyous , spirit of life that flows unchecked across _ tho footlights, and touches a reverberating chord in the hearts of the audience. By theso vory charactoristics it takes precedence to 'Milestones.'" —"Referee," Sydney* (QEAND OPERA HOUSE. COMMENCING SATUEDAY EVENING ( NEXT. FOE FIVE NIGHTS ONLY, MATINEE, WEDNESDAY, OCT 28th. 2.15 p.m. In the presence of His Excellency tho Govoriior, Lady Liverpool., and Suite. E. J. Carroll, by arrangement with J.iC. Williamson, Ltd., presents MB. and MES. GRAHAM MOFFATAnd their , / COMPLETE COMPANY OF SCOTTISH PLAYEES, In the Delightful Comedy, ''BUNTY PULLS THE STRINGS/* f 'BUNTY PULLS THE STEINGS." *T3UNTY PULLS THE STEINGS." ■ In three Acts, by Graham Moffat, The Play that broke records in London. COO Nights in London. 400 Nights in New York. A LAUGH IN EVEEY LINE. BOX PLANS open THIS MORNING, BOX PLANS open THIS MOENING, At The Dresdenj . At 9 a.m. . Reserved Seats, 55.; Unreserved, 35., 25., Is. ■ JjIVEEYBODY'S. Daily from Noon till 10.30 'p.m. A thrilling story of Eight against Might, in a lawless. Township of Western America. NIGHT EIDERS OF PETERSHAM. NIGHT EIDERS OF PETEESHAM. NIGHT EIDHR& OF PETEESHAM. NIGHT EIDERS OF PETERSHAM. The Illicit Still—The Editor's Exposure.—The Night Eiders' • Warning.-A Girl's Love. "WAR TOPICALS. " WAE TOPICALS. WAE TOPICALS. Servians crossing the Drina after an Austrian defeat. The dread of the German. Turcos near tho Frontier. Zouaves on the march, 'eager for battle. General Grierson's funeral. Scenes at Aldershot. CASCADES OF THE PYRENEES. A Coloured Scenic. ' CAUGHT IN TIGHTS. i The latest fun from the Keystone Studio. ■ ' EVENTS IN WELLINGTON. The latest—of special'interest to all. " '■ A MODERN ROMEO. An original comedy, i LATEST PATHE GAZETTE. [ • . BELGIAN REFUGEES Fleeing to England From Invading Prussians—Tommies' Wounded at Mons Convalescent at Brighton—Eussian Refugees Driven to London—Ulstermen and Na- ' tionalists Eallyiug to tho Front. 3d. Children. Adults Gd. /J1 O W N HALL. TO-Iv'IGHT (WEDNESDAY), I At 8 O'clock. ; TEAFALGAE CELEBRATION. : Moving Pictures of H.M.S. New Zealand. I Lantern Slides of German and Other Warships, Submarines, Mines, Etc.

MISS MINA CALDOW . Will Sing— "Dear Motherland" and "Land of Mine.ME. C. CLARKSON Will Sing"The Empire of the Sen. - " and "Rule Britannia," with full chorus, MR. HARRY PHIPPS Will Sing— "The Death of Nelson" (illustrated with lantern slides), and a duet with Mr. Clarkson, "Larboard Watch." Orchestra under Mr. W. M'Laughlin's direction. Tickets—Adults, Is.; Cludren, Cd., at Dresden Piano Co., and Gravy's, Willis Gross proceeds in Aid of Belgian Relief and War Funds. C. W. PALMER, - Hon. Seoretary the Navy League. ORAND OPERA BOUSE. Celebrities Direction. Manager '• Carlyle Smytho Associate Manager ...... Faulkner Smith TO-MORROW (THURSDAY) EVENING, Farewell Appearance of SIR DOUGLAS MAWSON, SIR DOUGLAS MAWSON, SIR DOUGLAS MAWSON, With his WONDERFUL MOVING PICTURES WONDERFUL MOVING PICTURES WONDERFUL MOVING PICTURES (Prior to his Departure for England on the 23rd). PRICES—Ss. (reserved), 3s„ 25., Is.;. Family or Party Ticket of Four, IDs. (reserved). , Plan at the Dresden. Day Sales at Christeson's. • • NOTE.—Net profits go to pay existing debts on the Expedition. JJIS MAJESTY'S THEATRE. SUNDAY NEXT.' SUNDAY NEXT. "" The WELLINGTON WELLINGTON PROFESSIONAL ORCHESTRA. PROFESSIONAL ORCHESTRA. Under MR HERBERT BLOY. MR HERBERT BLOY; Silver Coin Collection. A GENUINE SONG SUCCESS. ."GOD REMEMBERS WHEN THE WORLD FORGETS."- " How many wear a smile upon their face Although their hearts may hold an empty place? None know the heights nor depths of their regrets, ' But God remembers when the world forgets." tjtSTE have now in stock supplies in all * * keys of this, the most' impressive Song we have had for many years—by Carrie Jacobs-Bond, composer of 'Terfect Day." It is even moro popular than this Veat success. Is. 9d. Copy. Posted Is. lOd. CHAS. BEGG AND CO., LTD,, ' Manners Street, Wellington. THE PIANO AND MUSIC HOUSE.

GREAT BRITAIN'S GRE&.TEST PIANOS. Of the many celebrated English instruments stocked by The Dresden Piano Company, Ltd., none enjoy such an enviable position and reputation as the Broadwowl Piano, made by the oldest established firm of piano manufacturers in tho British Empire—John Broadwood and Sons, Ltd. Other British-built pianos at "The Dresden" include the Tenowned Sanies and the excellent and reliable Collard. Tho famous Canadian organs—The 801 l and the Imporial—aro also on view. Easy terms. Tlio Dresden Piano Company, Ltd., Wellington. North Island Manager, M. J. Brookes.—Advt.

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