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Dominion, Volume 8, Issue 2301, 7 November 1914, Page 9

AMUSEMENTS. KING'S. . ■ •■••■■■ KING'S.' TO-DAY, 'AT 3.30. TEE MATINEE OF A LIFETIME. THE MATINEE OF A LIFETIME. Every Child in Wellington will .be eager, so be early. "SIXTY YEARS A QUEEN." Lecturer, Mr. Barrie Marschel. 3d. and Cd. Children. Adults, 6d. and Iβ. nnm; king's! • "haywaed's. I TO-NIGHT, AT 8 SHARP. BOOK SEATS Or BE EARLY. For it ; is absolutely your LAST CHANCE OF SEEING Barter's Monumental Work, "GO-YEARS A QUEEN-GO." ■"60-YEABS A QUEEN-60." "60-YEAKS A QuBEN-GO."' "GO-YEARS A QUEEN-GO." . • "GO-YEARS A QUEEN-60." The ' LIFE 4 REIGN OF QUEEN VICTORIA. NEWS. Gd. and Is. Reserres Dresden. Is. 6d. •O V E R Y BOD Y ?S.Daily from Noon till 10.S0' p.m.' Last day of screening the present attractive list of releases, headed by the Majestic Co.'s fascinating Western, production. ' ' ■ "THE ANGEL OF CONTENTION. "THE ANGEL OF CONTENTION. "THE ANGEL OF CONTENTION." ■THF, ANGEL OF CONTENTION.", A pleasing story unfolded in the days : of '49. •...-.■■. WITH THE SERVIAN ARMY, WITH THE SERVIAN ARMY. WITH TEE SERVIAN ARMY. Officers' Watching the Battle. "Manning the Trenches. Removing tbo_ Wounded. : Troops Changing Position, "LAUGHING'GAS." . "LAUGHING , GAS." Charles Chaplin has a lively day* PATHE GAZETTE. Every item. an■■ interesting one. . The , ' latest from where the nations are assembled. ■ _ MONDAY. MONDAY. The possibilities of War. .An Emotional Drama, featuring realistic Battle "■ Scenes in the Ranks of the Russian Army. WAR'S HEART. BLOOD, - WAR'S HEART BLOOD, WAR'S HEART BLOOD, in impressive Story of Love, Jealousy. ■ • and Vengeance.. . .. LATEST GAUMONT GRAPHIC. Bd. Children. ; Adnlts, 6d. PEOPLE'S ' PICTURE PALACE, ■ Manners Street, THE ONLY SHOW WORTH WHILE. TO-NIGHT! ~ TO-NIGHT!■• THE HOUSE OF TEMPERLEY THE HOUSE- OF TEMPERLEY. THE HOUSE OF v TEMPERLEY/ . (Rodney Stone). ' ' . . A Magnificent Portrayal." • . ■'■■. Excelling, anything ever seen,before. '■ .-. ■■'. 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MOHR, AND H. Piccolo D r uot by MESSRS. MINIFIE and Cornet b'uet by MESSRS. ELLIOT and GRIFFITHS. ._ . .. ,'■ Come and Help in'the Splendid Choi-uses ■ ':. you all know. ■ THE C. M'INTYEE, Hon. Sec. pRAND " SACRED CONCERT ■ '•■ Af :'■ ■ HIS MAJESTY'S,' '". '' ■'.''. By •■■■■•■ ■ WELLINGTON TRAMWAYS BAND, THIS SUNDAY, NOVEMBER Btl£ 8.15 p.m.' ■ ; ADMISSION FREE. Silver Coin Collection. . ; ■ ■ '.' ■ ' ALBERT CHRISTES'ON, ■ . . . . . .Hon. Sec ' BASEBALL'COMPETITIONS. ENTRIES for the Competitions—Senior and : Boys' Division—will be received up to 1 p.m. on SATURDAY.NEXT; 7th 'November, with the Hon.- Sec, P.0.-Bos . ■ s, MOORE, ' Hon. Sec, W.B.L. '■•■•■'. WARNING. rE WELLINGTON NO-LICENSE LEAGUE desires to .inform tho Public that all v enrolment claims are acknowledged by Registrars of . Electors, and -should'-such acknowledgment not be received, inquiry should at onco be made. This warning is deemed ncecssai-y becauso of very many reports concerning canvassers calling and promising to enrol, but failing to do so. Our Offioo in 42 Manners Street will gladly make any necessary inquiries on. behalf '>£ electors. ■.-•'.' ■:■•- WM. H. HINTON,.',.-..' . Organiser. TOT A N'T E D K N p.W Ni Hot Sea and Fresh Water Bath-houso and , Massage Institute, ■■''■'. LYALL BAY, WELLINGTON;' For all complaints, including Nerve Troubles, Rheumatism, and Insomnia. Massage Treatment. by . Mr. C. J.; Clark' and Nurse Reynolds. ; , .: 'Phone 2419 (2 rings). Open day and night. GREAT BRITAIN'S GREATEST . . PIANOS. ■'.■... : -: : .;.'--• ' : Of the many celebrated English instru. raents stocked by Tho Dresden Viano Company, Ltd., hone • enjoy euch an enviable position and reputation' as tho Broadwowl. Piano, made by the oldest established firm of piano manufacturers in the British Empire—John Broadwood and Sons, Ltd. Other British-liuilt ■pianos at "The Dresden" include the renowned Sanies nnd the excellent and reliable Collard. ' ' -. . The faiuoii9 Canadian organs—The Bell nnd the Imperial—are also on view. Easy terms. The Drosden Piano Company, Ltd., Wellington. North Island .Manager, M. J, Brookes.—Advt..