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Dominion, Volume 8, Issue 2314, 23 November 1914, Page 7

" ■_' ' ■"H.'l'j 'iiAfti I I'M..;. ■> *•»_.. AMUSEMENTS. " ; THE KING'S, THE KINQ'Si ,HAYWARD'S PICTURESTT- j. TO-NIGHT, ■ - At i -■• NIGHTLYf AUSTRALIA'B OWN FEATURE PRODUCTION- . THE SHEPHERD. OF THE ■ • i 4500 ft. SOUTHERN -CROSSE ' THE SHEPHERD OF THE j 4500 ft. - SOUTHERN? CROSSi THE SHEPHERD OF THE' " ' ■■• ' 1 - 4500 ft. southern: cross; THE SHEPHERD OF" THE"" '' ' '"■■ 4500 ft. < SOUTHERN-GROSS;.'* THE SHEPHERD OF. THE ■..-."'. ~,'..' 4500 ft. SOUTHERN CROSS^ Featuring VERA PEARCE,. Australia'e'--Beauty. Actress, and nn ALL-Austroliatf Cast. A truly typical play of llfo'la the . NEVER-NEVER LAND. ... "GAUMONT GRAPHIC," ■'• ■" ■"-' Replete With World's Happoningß« "THE BASKET HABIT,".. ~ A. Humorou6 Edison Comedy-drama. . 'The Study fif Flowers," Gaumont's/ artistic contribution; "Don't Monkey", With a Buzz-Saw," a comedy""that "w . comical. Screenings embellished by the* " Bn-eet music of King's Orchestra. ■'"'•'- Gd. and Is. Reserves Dresden, Is. 6d. ■ W V E R Y B 0 D,":X'.?.'S/," PALATIAL PICTURE'PALACE, From Noon till 10.15. TO-DAY, at NOON. Tho Laughing Boom commences. Ws. havo _ screened many hilarious "Key-t stone's," but this is tho absolute limits in laugh potions. I A Whirlwind of Fast and Furious Fun,' CHARLES CHAPLIN. The . CHARLES CHAPLIN, World's CHARLES CHAPLIN. Favourite CHARLES CHAPLIN. Picture CHARLES CHAPLIN. .Comedian,. ; ' In THE PROPERTY MAN. THE PROPERTY MAN. THE PROPERTY MAN. THE PROPERTY MAN. THE PROPERTY MAN. '-•' The "Props" is tho "handy man" op tho theatrical profession. ; CHARLES CHAPLIN. Keystone's , CHARLES CHAPLIN. Comedian. , As "Props," is the laughing success ofi the picture world. America started the laughing Australasia confirmed it; Auckland enj dorsed it; and all Wellington citizens wilt . havo their risible faculties greatly effected when thev see THE PROPERTY MAN THE PROPERTY MAN With CHARLES CHAPLIN as Props, CHARLES CHAPLIN. ,\ One continuous scream from start to finish!/ ANTWERP UNDER SHOT AND SHELL} ANTWERP UNDER SHOT AND SHELLV ANTWERP UNDER SHOT AND'SHELLj. Scenes of tho Bombardment—Arrival o» Britain's Naval Force—Flight of Antwerp . Citizens—Marines in the Firing Lino, etc.i "Abide With Me," a play of everyday:] life; "Mount Dore," Pathecolour scenic;; "Tell-Talo Scar," an absorbing Tanhauser drama; "Latest War/Topical." All Tip-up Plnsh Seats. Pries, Gd. and 3d. '. - j EOPLE'S PICTURE PALACE/. -"■'' Manners Street. '.'■".'■:. .-v THE ONLY SHOW. WORTH WHILE*-.; LA BALLERINA, The talk of LA BALLERINA. London and LA BALLERINA. •:' New .York'.":."." ' LA BALLERINA: -' Magnificent 'Balled' LA BALLERINA. - -.-and-a • >■*■■- LA" BALLERINA. ■"' Perfect PortrayaLJ:., ' -.'■''■:"■ ■'•' '■ And l .'"'' "" :v ':: LUCILLE LOVE. " The 11th Series. ' ; ; ' LUCILLE LOVE. Her adventures -• LUCILLE LOVE. - during this numbefl LUCILLE LOVE/ are calculated, to. . LUCILLE LOVE, rouse an audience ■ LUCILLE LOVE. as they have never,. LUCILLE LOVE, been roused before*! LATEST WAR NEWS, _■ =-- ' And. Others. DON'T FORGET THE-PRICES:..., Day Sessions, 6d. and 3d. Night,.6& All Parts. "'"' FOLLOW THE CROWDBI ~...,;• ■" WHEttE TO-NIGHT P * •MACMAHON'S NEW THEATRE. To-day (Monday) & To-night (Monday), j Nov. 23. The Programme that has made a sensation THE HAND THAT CONDEMNS. The play in' 3 acts' that • wilp ihold you spellbound. "The Dominion," Nov. "21: "A great drama, 'The' Sand That' Condemns,'-, full. of love, romance, and intrigue." I .'. The "Post,".Nov. 21: "'The Hand Thatf Condemns,'a play of absorbing interests - The "Times,.'-.N0v..:21:."A powerful drama." •' . .':' . ; Also', THE REAL MOTHER, ;. ' t,Reliance Draina,. in 2 acta.'...,":,',. And 6 otheT convincing subjects. 6d. Everywhere. Childron always' 3d; ' . TO-MORROW, ENTIRE CHANGE.;:; : EASTBOURNE BOROUGH COUNCIIi;. ; FERRY SERVICE TIME-TABLE. (Wellington, Day's Bay, Rcna Bay). MONDAY. TUESDAY. WEDNESDAY, THURSDAY AND. FRIDAY.....-. Leave Ferry Wharf, Wellington—7.4o a.m.,- 10.15, 1.15, 2.30, U5, 5.20, 6.20 (also Monday and Wednesday only, 10.15 p.m., Gd. extra). Cargo boat, , 1.15 p.ni. . (Cargo should'be.'at wharfl beforo noon.) . ■„•••■•.■ ■■- Leave Day's Bay-rfi.ss a.m., 8, 9,11,3.5,1 4.20, 5.20 (also Monday and Wednes-<f day, 7.10 p.m.). .'f . Leave Rona Bav—7.s a.m., 8.15, 9.10, 11.10,' ; 3.15, 4.30, 5.30 (also Monday and Wed^ nesday, 7 p.m.). . : ' "'-'V-. : -■■■ " SATURDAY.' --■':■- —i ■ Leavo Wellington—7.4o a.m., 10.15.. 12.15.; ■ 1.20, 2.30, 4.15. G.lO, 9.20, 11.15 (6d. ex-L' tra 11.15 n.m.). Diy's Bay-6.55 a.m., 8, 9, 11, 1.45, 3.5, 5, 7, 10.10 p.m. Leave Rona Bay-7.5 a.m., 8.15, 9.10,11.10, 1.50, 3.15, 5.10, 7.10, 10 p.m. ' \ SUNDAY. .! Leave Wellington-10.30 a.m., 2.30, 5.50, 9.15 p.m. Leave Day's Bay-9.15 ajn., 1.15, B, 8.20 p.m. '•-' l" : Leave Rona 8ay—9.25 a.m., 1.25, 5.10, 8.30 p.m. .' ' J "ORITAIN'S RECRUITING SONG-' "FALL IN, FALL IN." -..;'' Words by H. Begbie. Music by Frederic H. Cowen. This Song has caused a sensation in Britain, H.M. War Office having distributed it to every Recruiting Station, and . requested every Theatre, Music, and: Concert Hall proprietor _tx> havo it sung on every possible occasion, the result being a great influx of Recruits. The , profits mil be handed by the Publishers T to tho Prince of Wales's Fund. One verso Teads:— "Where will you look, 6onny,' where will' you look When your children- yet to be • . ' Clamour to learn of the part you took. : .." In tho War that kept men free?■■■- •-•■•-. Will you say it was naught to you., if}.. ■ , France Stood up to her foe or bnnked? ; ' But vrhero will you look when, they giyq .; the glanco That tells you they know yau; funked f" The publishers have sent us only 200 copies, so don't delay with your order.: 2s. copy; 2s. Id. posted. . • ■. " " " CHAS. BEGG AND CO., LTD., ' • '" Manners Street, Wellington. - •' MUSIC MADE EASY. WHY Keep Your Piano Idle? We guarantee to Teach you (any age) to Play it, without study, scales, exerr.; : cises, or drudgery of- any kind. Success with all classes of music. Tunes from tho first lesson. Fall Tuition, .£1 10s.. refunded if pupil cannot read music "and play:a.tune perfectly the first;week; the,, same progress in a few woeks,that used., to take years. Wo havo no failures. . The success of our pupils in all parts *o( " N.Z. during the past six years speaks for. . us. Call for all particulars,' and sec Press reports and testimonials* from all parts. 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