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AMUSEMENTS. HIS MAJESTY'S THEATRE.Courtenay Place. 'Phone 165. TO-NIGHT at 8. TO-NIGHH Messrs. Fuller-Brennan present their NEW VAUDEVILLE SPECIALTY CO, In an ENTIRE CHANGE OF PROGRAMME, ENTIRE CHANGE OP PROGRAMME. A 6trong Vaudeville Company of exceptional brilliance. TO-NIGHT! TO-NIGHT! TO-NIGHT! First appearanco in New Zealand (direct' from Hammeratein's Theatre, Neve . York) of the HELEN LEACH WALLIN TRIO, HELEN LEACH WALLIN TRIO, HELEN LEACH WALLIN TEIO, The Thrco Dainty Misses on the Wirfit IRON-JAWED MARVELS. . _ A mo9t sensational act, and the world St most remarkable gymnastic novc-lty. First appearance in N.Z. of Mil.. GEORGE MELROSE, MR. GEORGE MELROSE, Actor Vocalist, in his impersonations ol ACTORS; PAST AND PRESENT. Unequivocal success nightly ofMR, GEORGE HALL The Yankee Stotf - MR GEORGE lIALL Teller, and MR, GEORGE HALL Vaudeville's most MR. GEORGE HALL distinguished MR.- GEORGE lIALL Monologuist, In Songs and Stories lie captivates, hi 6( audience as few entertainers can.—Vidsj Press. : ; Reappearance for a'lew nights only o!i MR. NEIL CANT, - ' The eminent .Soottish entertainer, ■ ■ - Last nights of CHAS. BARTHOLOMEWS The Dublin Dandy, in all new songs... Complete change. Every item new by;! THE MAGPIES The sprightliest and THE MAGPIES most versatile Costume; THE MAGPIES Comedy Co.. that has' . THE MAGPIES- ever visited Wellington. An inimitable Company THE ILYGPIES' strong in its ' THE MAGPIES! individuals a 6 in THE MAGPIES its combination. THE JfAGPIEE . Prices—2s., Is. Gd., and Is. Booking Gd/ extra at Dresden. Doors 7.15. .-■■■-■ PEOPLE'S ■' PICTURE PALACE; J- Manners St. (next Begg's). THE ONLY SHOW WORTH' WHILE,--A veal treat for our patrons. Great Continental Success. WAR- AND THE WOMAN, WAR AND THE WOMAN, WAR AND THE WOMAN, WAR AND THE WOMAN. A superb Telling of tliV trials and tribulations of a Red Cross., Nurse at the front. : LUCILLE LOVE, No. 15, AND LAST. ' LUCILLE LOVE, No; 15; AND LAST.Tho last chapter of this most interesting Storv. '. : ... . A GLORIOUS FINALE, . Supported by a superb, 6pecially-selectrf, l Series. . . ~ NOTE.—Until further notioe we art! showing from 11 a.m. till' 10.30' p.m. - Admission—Day Sessions, 6d. and 3d*; Night Session, 6d. all parts. FOLLOW THE; CROWDS. WHERETO-NIGHT? MACJIAHON'S ... NEW .. THEATRE*.' •f-'-l To-day (Monday, Dec. 21) To-night, - Children's Presentation Festival, From 11 a.m. to 5.30 p.m.. A Xrnas Present for every little one. . Special Children's Matinee Programme "A Trip to the Sun" (a great big col--; oured fairy story); "Puss in Boots" (the j popular old children's pantomime) j "Ali' Baba and the Forty Thieves." . ■ TO-NIGHT'S GREAT PROGRAMME. ' 1 "The Life of a Jackeroo," a stimulating: Australian Back-blocks ' Story; "Maggie-.' Malone's Heart," a charming Irish drama; ■ "When Hubby Entertained," a < Nestor, shriek; "Ike's Battle of Tin Horse Gulch,"., comedy convulsed; "Mudworms," an in-< teresting educational study. Admission'/ 6d. everywhere, Children . 3d. always. To-morrow, Complete Change. fJTOWN HALL, • TOWN HALL',, SATURDAY, DEC. 26, MONDAY, 28. TUESDAY, 29. , J. AND N. TAIT Present PETER DAWSON, ' The World-Famed Baritone. PETER DAWSON His Graniaphone Rbj PETER DAWSON cords have" made him', , PETER DAWSON famous throughout PETER DAWSON the English-speaking PETER DAWSON world." But to'few PETER DAWSON people indeed outside PETER DAWSON the British Isles have PETER DAWSON been giyen the Great PETER DAWSON Opportunity of hsarPETER DAWSON ing the great singer at; ' PETER DAWSON the zenith, of. his triPETER DAWSON -umphant career. 'Assisted by Miss Annetta George, So-", prano, of the London and Provincial Con- , ceits; Miss Grace Newman, Violinistej Miss Carlien Juts, Pianiste. Box plan at the Dresden, Reserved, 4s. | ■ Unreserved, 35.. and 2s. , - IJI O. W N HALL, CHRISTMAS NIGHT, "THE MESSIAH." Proceeds in Aid of Belgian Belief Fundi : TH33 CHORAL SOCIETY. MR. PETER DAWSON, The Celebrated English Baritone, Who was enthusiastically cheered o&•;. Friday Night for his singing" of - "WHY DO THE NATIONS." PRICES: 3«. (reserved), 2s. (reserved)^ Box Plan opens at Dresden at 9 o'clock'' : This Morning. W. E. CALDOW, 'Phone 3390. Hon. Sec. WELLINGTON GOLF TOURNAMENT/ /GOLFERS are reminded ithat entries, l br for the Christmas Tournament, to. be held at the Heretaunga Links, Close. TO-DAY (MONDAY), 21st. inst. - Entries, should be sent ' through the club ■ secre-; taries, from whom forms can be od*tained ' A. S. BISS, Acting-Secretary. •vfEW ZEALAND ACADEMY OF FINS I Xi ARTS. ANNUAL EXHIBITION (At the Art Gallery, Whitmore j Opened daily from 11 a.m. to 5.30 p.m.,,, and from 7.30 D.m. to 9.30 p- m \ ADMISSION: 6d. ■ _ ! NET PROCEEDS TO BE GIVEN TO. .. 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