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Dominion, Volume 8, Issue 2302, 9 November 1914, Page 7

AHOBEMENT6. HIS MAJESTY'S THEATRE... Couxtenay Plaoe. 'Phone ICS. ■■ The Home of Mirth and Music. , ;■-•'■ TO-NIGHT! At 8. TO-NIGHTr 1 - ' BBILLIANT NEW PROGRAMME. '■-"'-",-/ • -BRILLIANT NEW PROGRAMME.:. : "- The' greatest galaxy of novelty and! , '*■■ talent ever submitted in ono .entertain:-. '■:.'. '■;, ■'.■." ment. 4 NEW IMPORTED ACTS ,' -i. . jr.. '•■ • Headed by the starring engagement of GRUETT and GRUETT ■ Dareot from GRUETTandGRUETT the leading ......... GRUETT and GRUETT ..". Theatres of ;..":,• GRUETTand GRUETT America. ''•'•'-'-.. The famous biack face comedians and v comedy instrumentalists. ' First appearance in N.Z. of THE THREE HOMAZ A notable THETHREE HOMAZ star THE THREE HOMAZ engagement. The Great Continental' Equilibrists, fai their thrilling exhibition of .- acrobatics..-.:..,; and high.gymnastics..'.'!.._.'.....!:".'".".. . BENSON and BELL ; A star ; ,:*■: BENSON and BELL '-imported'" .'.:..'•: BENSON and BELL' -oct; •'.'•' ■' ; - : -;■■:«',; '-. (Direct from the Winter Gardens,' Nevffy 3 -.' York), presenting their original speoialtyr .act, -.i ' ' THE DANCER AND:THE,DUDB. Another leading Star Engagement, MONAHAN AND SHEEHAN, MONAHAN AND SHEEHAN. MONAHAN AND SHEEHAN., ■ . In their classical vocal and instrumental > melange. ■ »An incomparable aot. L :■ -. MISS ELOISE TAYLOR, - ' " -.;':" ■ MISS' ELOISE. TAYLOR^ -s V;^ ; V; .■: \ Brilliant Operatic Soprano; Vocalist,'! THE BRADNAS Speoklly engaged r-.rhr THE BRADNAS for, a: few nights longe* .-. > . In. an. entirely THEBRADXAS new-comedy act. -THE BRADNAS.Enthusiastic Reception Nightly of, .. !. MR. NEIL CANT Tho eminent ,;'"•'•■"--■.."• MR. NEIL CANT Scottish' entertainer," o .*-;- LES BATES. THE TWO FOYS. ' BARGAIN MATINEE SATURDAY. ' Prices—2s., Is. 6d., and Is. Booking aS, Dresden 6d. extra. Doors open 7.15. \ PEOPLE'S PICTURE PALACE,'/ Manners-Street. THE ONLY SHOW .WORTH WHILE,!. ■■■■■■■■■■■ LAST TWO-NIGHTS.- ' ■•-••''<■' "• ..V THE HOUSE OP TEMPEELEY- .: THE HOUSE' OF; TEMPERLEY'-.'": • .THE HOUSE OF -TEMPERLEY"'■"^ (Rodney Stone). . - A Magnificent Portrayal. ...Excelling, anything .ever seen before, » _ : NOTE!' . ' •"")■'' Owing t<s the enormous success of this glorious subject, we have decided- to ex- • tend the' "House of Temperley" season until and including next -Tuesday Night. TO-DAY! .-'; TO-NIGHT!. TO-DAY I THE HOUSE OF TEMPERLEY..:..-.' THE HOUSE OF TEMPERLEY THE HOUSE OP.TEMPEBLEri--. •-:.-■ And ■■•'■■ ■ '-U '■)-.. -'■■■.', • -LUCILLE LOVE, NO. 9:--., ,:!.,:-■-, LUCILLE .LOVE, NO.. 9. !..;..,•■■ Observe the prices—Day Sessions, Circle) ! * 6d., Stalls 3d. Evening, Sixpence Every* : ; ; where.. '■■'.'■.. ■-■'■ • , FOLLOW THE CROWDS! • : .. ■-}■■ '■■■ |}i,M PRESS 'T H : EA T,BE«;t .-. . "Where Everybody, Goes.".-. :■'..,.■, , DAY. AND NIGHT PRICES, v- ---■ STALLS 3d. Dress' Circle 6d. ". *;?',; ', Limited number Dress,Circle:Reserve . '■'.' ' Seats Is., for Everybody:-' - : ,-...:-.■'. .-'.!. ; TO-DiY and TO-NIGHTI . : :' •'" '.' The Thrilling and Realistic . Naval and 'Military Drama; ; ;.>'.. '..'. --/ • 'VICTORY." . : ~'■' "victory."'-: : : ' : "VICTORY."- -.'.'. ■'■•'■ ■-■? ; ALSO, "Beautiful N.Z. "What , i ■'a Night," etc., etc., etc. , ;. ' .;. j WHERETO-NIGHT? j THE PICTURE HOUSE OP THE PEOPLE. ■.-..'.] MACMAHON'S NEW THEATRE : ' /: ] ACMAHON'S NEW, THEATRE-TO-DAY and TO-NIGHT (All Sessions).' j A Perfect and Entrancing Programme. . ' « WHEN THE HEART CALLS, WHEN THE HEART CALLS, A Lovely Romantic Drama, in three Acts, .AND-7. OTHER SUBJECTS;.. To-night, at. All Sessions,-will bo added the Greatest War Pictures yet presented ,'..;2 MAGNIFICENT FILMS. . With Our Japanese Allies, ■■"' AND: OUR INDIAN ARMY. !->' '] ■ ; '' : - AND OUR INDIAN, ARMY. . ~'■, . j Bd. : ; Everywhere. '6d. . '..'.V EASTBOUBNE'. BOROUGH C6UNCIiV ; ''! FERRY SEEVICE TIME-TABLE. "••-.'• "■.:; (Wellington, Day's Bay,, Bona Bay).'' S MONDAY. TUESDAY, WEDNESDAY,"- j : THURSDAY AND, FRIDAY. j Leave Ferry Wharf,' Wellington—7.4o •! Vm., 10.15, 1.15, 2.50; ;4.15, 6.20, 0.20 ') (also Monday and Wednesday ' only, j : 10.15 p.m.;,fid. extra).... i;Cargo boat 1.15 p.m. .(Cargo should'.be,at whirrc j before'noon.).. , "}.■':.. ' i ;.'•■".'■ :"-;.!Vi-' '! Leave > Day's Bay-6.55 a.m.; 8,. 9, 11, 3:5,.;.: j 4.20, 5.20 (also Monday, and ~W,«dnes«.■':./;., \ ■ - day. 7.10' p.m.). : - ■ -'• '■' ; .'!''-".: :'?':'■.-'•:'- : .-.'•'] Leave Bona Bay—7.s a.m., 8.15, 8.10, ll : .10i -'■•'-V / . 3.15, 4.30, 5.80 (also Monday and Wed- ■'■ '' nesday, 7 .p.m.).-'■"■■ '"" : '"' / '.- i ,-, J • -.-..'. -. ■ Saturday.- '.--.- ;.,-.>:.:•• --'-j Leave Wellington—7.4o'a.m.;: 10.15/'12.15,:;,'. i :,- 1.20, ,2.30,- 4.15,'6.10, ; 11.15 ! ,' ;, tra 11.15 v.m.). .'..'-. ...-.,,'.,:■ .3 Leave Diy's Bay-6.55 a.m.,8,-9, U,;.1.«, .;. , ] j : 3.5, .5,-; 7, 10.10 p.m. ..' . -~. '.-."•,./,„':'. j Leave Bona Bav-7.5 a.m., 8.15, 9.10,. 11.10, V..' i ■ 1150, 8.15; 5.10, 7.10, 10-p.mi-.-: ' '•' ':;■:':;?■ -. ■{ ■■-,:..■■ - 'SUNDAY;'., •" -: -' •:::''"<: .1 Leave.'Wellington-10.30:a.m., -2.30, '5.50,-'. -,'j '••' 9;15 p.m. "' '••' T"'' 1 '' ••"'••'':•"■ ;.-»■■■..?:*-* . Leave- Day's Bay-9.15:"a.m.i-.1.15, 5;. 8.20.., • i :■■ p.m. '-.-.' :-:::■>.,':.:."- ;;::;ii>v .-v .*:.■■:• ,-:j Leave Rona Bay-9.25 a.m., 1.25,^6.10,t,. ; , h B'.3o^p'.m»:-..:. v'..-Ji, : i,-.■■' ~,:■ ~(. m 'iu->auj ;. : j . A GENUrNE !f ;\ ."GOD REMEMBERS "wh¥n T; THH-- ri '"• j WORLD FORGETS."- -v | "How many wear a smile upon'their faos J Although their; hearts';' njay, hold v ;an; ,■ j •" empty'"placef-'--: ,: . ; '"'■•'ft;r. ■>.':'•'-. V "f, ! " ij K6iie''toow'th'B'-lei^hls:'n6r'- ! deyiiß'r6|S'';.'.' j their■ regrets,---':■':■• ' | ■ Buf God remembers when'.the;world!,.-?: | .;, . ■;' forgefe'' "■■': ■ .; : "v.!:'.;'.:' ■•■'.': ':'::.' A'i ■'.. J . *a/E have now in.stock supplies,in alb:::, ■■'■ Vvkeys of this, .the most .impressive" j 'Song we have had for "matiy'years—by i Carrie Jacobs-Bond, comppser.of "Perfect Day."--.ltis even inore.popnlaf;. than.this,' ■ -•.■ .'«fr'eat:success, ~.; .'..:. ,;,■..."..,,,',..,, ~.,,;„.,- ~ .'! -.-'■' ,-ls.,9'd. Copy. Posted'lsl'lOd.''"'''''-''''■ j "ghas. begg' and co.,''ltd ! ;;''"'•' . ■ ; ";''Manners Street,"Wellington.';-'-■_: f THE PIANO AND MUSIC HOUSE;-'"'' j . MUSIC ~MADEv p 4SJ..-\ ~' WHY Keep Your Piano ,IdleP' W«i'.;; | guarantee to Teach -you--(any*age)'"-'!■ I to Play it, without study, ex'ef- - ; | cises, or drudgery of .any kind." Success"'-" i with all classes of music.-. ,Tnne's from-,-.', tho'first lesson. •' Full; Tuition,,;Sl;-. 105.,-v:,: /. refunded if pupil cannot- read music- andfT ,; play a tune perfectly the,first.week;-the-;-,* i same' progress-in «■ few weeks;.that-used,.,-, •••■ to take years. Wo have failures. '. j Tho success of our pupils in^.'all!pajrts"b!. ■■.''., ; N.Z.. during tho past.six years6peak9 for,:'- 1 ns. Call for'all particulars,-: and ! sea-, j Press reports and testimonials • from'^all:' ,( : \ parts. Birley's College of; Music,', : Bpnl-i- : j cott Chambors (first floor Tip),"Bonlcotf--.:; - : ■.-, Street. ' ', ' ■'. ' ■'■ ; ;" ■'• ;■':- \ THE LATEST SUCCESSFUL PATBl*'i' ! . OTIC.BONG. ■~-.-.-..••"■■ , '■."::•: ' : "THE UNION JACK FOB EVER." ■ 1 Splendid words Bet to a. rousing martial ! ,-■'■.'.'.- Air. :; . ;■-'..■:'. ";"";--::.'. I Get into line,- and procure your copy.".':' ~\ now. Price Is. 6d.; posted'ls. 7d. , - ■' 1 nrtHE ANGLO-AMERICAN MUSIC:" j I 1 STOEE, •-: I .116 Cuba' Street.."■, ■ ?:":~r:~:' :'■} PICTURES AT 20 PER CENT. BE- ] ULTCTION! Owing to circumstance* -,'j arising from the War.we are making a:.- ! 4s. IN THE ,8 REDUCTION- ON EVERY--' . ! THING IN OUB STOCKS. , Whether,7 -| you're interested in Oil Paintings, Water j Colours, Engravings, Photogravures, Ar. .-..-'. lists*. Materials; or Picture. Frames, by: .•. j making j'our ohoico now'from our wide ' selections yon will effect substantial; economics. Make a point of calling to- , morrow and inspect tho" attractive offor-ings.-McGREGOR . WRIGHT'S Gallery. WBABBEB AND C 0.," Dyers and • Dry. Cleaners. 125 Cuba St., City. j /Phone, 226, .