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> ' ■ "■—l . AMUBEMENTS. TEfE KING'S. HE KING'S. 'O-NIGHT. Atl.' NIGHTLY* _n unexcelled programme of tie latest lbjects procurable/hcaded by Vitagraphs niquo production, which convulsed New York with laughter. "GOODNESS GRACIOUS/' "GOODNESS GRACIOUS." "GOODNESS GRACIOUS." "GOODNESS GRACIOUS." 'A clever burlesque of melodrama'. Jlara Kimble Young as the heroine, eu]U ported by a star cost. LATEST AVAR GRAPHIC, ■ LATEST WAR GRAPHIC, rrench troops depart for the firing lines ?HE BRITISH GRENADIER GUARDSW fhe famous regiment lands in Prance/-. r apanese cruisers for Kioacliau. Russian;) Recruits. Goneral Grierson's Funeral, THE GHOST OF CRANLEIGH, M Edison dramatic masterpiece, CROCODILE SHOOTING. ' , - An interesting but dangerous spoTli, > BILL'S JOB. BILL'S JOBJ A Komio Sucoess. WELLINGTON TOPICALS. Events of interest in our City» LATEST PATHE GAZETTE. BELGIAN REFUGEES Fleeing to England From Invading Prns«). '■ sians—Tommies Wounded at Mon6 Con 4] V calescent' at Brighton—Russian Refugees' Driven to London—Ulstermon and NM tionalists Rallying to the Front. 6d. and Is. Reserves Dresden, la. 6dji. HIS MAJESTY'S . THEATRE,' ; Courteiiay Place. 'Phone 165. ; Direction Fuller-Brennan. Ltd«l TO-NIGHT, at 8. SATURDAY, 2.30*1 ■ Messrs. Fuller-Brennan present their, HIGH-CLASS VAUDEVILLE CO. . Stupendous Succesß Nightly of MR. LESLIE HOLMES And his New English Company or PIERETTES AND COURTIERS. PIERETTES AND COURTIERS. Presenting a programme of Incomparably Excellency reploto .with charming, and,/. Artistic Novelty. A COTERIE OF FUNMAKERS. . . The most talented combination that ha#. over visited Wellington. Supported by V .- A NEW VAUDEVILLE COMPANY • • BROWN and LAWSON, Coloured - ' A BROWN and LAWSON, Entertainers. * THE CASELLI SISTERS. ARTHUR TROUTT AND VOILES, In their realistic water scena. Nelson—THE STOREYS—EIsie \ Billy-BROWN and SORLIE-GeorgSi In Artistic Ethiopian Specialities. ! Prices—2s., Is. Gd., and Is. Bos Plan ! at- the Dresden. Booking, 6d. extra. Ro* serve Seats at Theatre from 7 till 7.45.' < • ~ ; WHERE TO-NIGHT? \ NEW THEATRE^ "On© ounce of.judgment is worth a of work." TO-DAY AND TO-NIGHT. WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 21. A STUPENDOUS PROGRAMME, THE TRIAL v OF A HEART! 1 (4000 ft.) A Superb Milano Work. ■ 1 See the Great Motor-car Smash A TkrilM\. ing Fall Down a Cliff-The ;• Death of the Chauffeur. . Also—lN THE SULTAN'S POWER, j A Kidnapped Pugilist (drama),. FeatunngHJimmy Clabby (middle-weight; champion)d' The Comedy of Enois. ' Howling Jones (Comic),' And Others, Friday—Complelo Change. Cd—Everywhere—6d. ■ ■ ■ . |JM PRESS TESA'TS^. "Where Everybody Goes." TO-DAY AND TO-NIGHT, . Last Appearance of J'THE STREETS OF NEW YORK, .TO-MORROW (THURSDAY), "TOGOLAND"(2000 ft.). First colony taken by the BritisK 'fronJ the Germans. Every Briton must coma and see the latest country and attached to the British Empire. > JjjTJNTLY DISASTER FUND"] . ELOCUTIONARY RECITAIi > - ELOCUTIONARY RECITAL ELOCUTIONARY RECITAIi , 'By ME. J. CULFORD 'BELL, MISS BETTY PURDOM, And Their Pupils. WILL BE REPEATED WILL BE REPEATED TO-MORROW NIGHT, OCTOBER 22nd. TOWN TTAT.T. CONCERT CHAMBER . At 8 Sharp. \ Owing to the Crowds Turned Away or} Monday Night. Tickets, 2s. and Is. Seats • may ■ Booked at Tho Dresden To-day. 7 Monday's Tickets available for To-mod row (Thursday) Night. J /JAOWN HALL, CONCERT CHAMBER^ WEDNESDAY, 2Sth. OCTOBER,I9JM GRAND COMPLIMENTARY CONCERIf? , Tendered to MR. STANLEY RANKIN, ■ . Contributed by ) LEADING LOCAL TALENT, including! Misses CaTa Denhard, Betty PuxdonU Dr. Norman Hales, C. Clarkson, Culford: Bell, S. Allwriglit, L. C. Hickmott,,. Ernest Luks, J. Hi Phipps, W. Goudie, And More to Fol^ . 1 MONSTER PROGRAMME LATER. | COME AND HEAR "Ifs a Lonj Way, t<# Tipperary," Dr. Norman Hales. ■14 will thrill you; .!■ Popular Prices—2s. and Is. , MUSIC MADE EASY., . , \ME have no failure. Our pupils' suo«, •* V cess is our success. W« guarantee to teach you to play Piano or Organ and; read music at sight perfectly. No study, • worry of scales and exercises, ordrudgeryi; of any kind. Success with.all classes offi music. The progress in a few weeks that used to take years. Full tuition .£1 10s.; refunded if pupil cannot read musio an<tplay a tune the first week'. Testimonial^ from pupils, reports of concerts, and'en-i' dorsements by out leading musician? bo seen hy a visit to College Rooms. liH torviews any time. Call for all particuj lars. Birley's-College of Music, Boulcotfc • Chambers ("first. floor up), Boulcott" St. 1 — — ART CONNOISSEURS! A LL who appreciate t!he suKle XI ences between "Art" 'and just pick tures—all judges of technique, tone; and, - "atmosphere" will find many pleasinj* and distinguished examples in M'GREGOR WRIGHT'S GALLERY. ' THE LATEST SUCCESSFUL PATRI« OTIC SONG. "THE UNION JACK FOR EVER." 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