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; AMUSEMENTS. - r TOWN TT ALL. mOWN TTiLL. . ow,n Mall/ ; Iqwn. Jα all,Direction ......-.-.i,..., J. and N. Tait, - . TGNIGMT. r-TO^Tm^^-- ' '" ■■'■■.■■■■:" "."■'Af 8.- ■'i '■" ■'■" ■ - : FINAL CONCERT TO-MORROW EVENING. PETER BAffSOH, ■ l> E:I E R DAWS ON, ■The World-Famour Baritone.'i . '■■■■"• • •■■•■•. ■ - Who was accorded a TREMENDOUS RECEPTION ON SATURDAY NIGHT. Assisted by his Brilliant Star Lnglish' Comwinj, MISS ANNXTTA GEORGE, Soprano; MISS GRACE NEWMAN, Violihiste, MISS CVRLIEN JURS, Pianist ■ Included in to-night's programaio MR DAWSON will be heard in several of the following well-known numbers "Largo al Factotum" (Rossini), "Border Ballad" (Cowen), "The Little. Adniiinl" (Stanford), "Cowboy Ballads" (Lehmann), "Young Tom o' Devon"(K. Russell), "Arrow and tlio Song" (Balfo), "Moanor" (Taylor), "Gao Bring tao Mo" (Burns), "Sincerity" (Clarke), "Toieador's Song - (Bizet). .Bos Plan at the Dresden. Reserved, is.; Unreserved, 3s. and 2s.

QRAND OPERA HOUSE. Direction ... J-. LTD. ■ A ROYAL DIVORCE Saturday night's record audience displayed its appreciation, of the unexcelled representation of the famous Napoleonic romance by Tepeated outbursts of delight, and the enthusiasm evoked by the soreis of historical battle tableaux is without a parallel in tho theatrioal history of Wellington. ..TO-NIGHT, AT 8 TO-NIGHT, AT 8 And Five Following Evenings. JULIUS KNIGHT AS NAPOLEON. JULIUS KNIGHT AS NAPOLEON. JULIUS KNIGHT AS NAPOLEON. .(An incomparable characterisation), Supportod by IRENE BROWNE as JO&EPHJNE, In a stupendous revival of the neat Napoleonic milita.-y dramatic epeotacle, . A ROYAL DIVORCE, A ROYAL DIVORCE. A ROYAL DIVORCE, With its famous tableaux which eclipse in realism anything yet attempted on the Australasian stage, including THE BATTLE OF WATERLOO THE BURNING OF MOSCOW. THE ROCK AT ST. HELENA 100—People in the Production—loo. •MONDAY NIGHT NEXT. Two Nights Oonly THE SCARLET PIMPERNEL, ■ THE SCARLET PIMPERNEL. .WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 8, Three Nights Only THE SIGN OF THE CROSS. THE SIGN OF THE CROSS. SATURDAY AND "MONDAY, January 9 end 11. 1 THE SILVER KING. 1; THE SILVER KING. TUESDAY, JANUARY 12th. Three Nights Only MONSIEUR BEAUCAIRE MONSIEUR BEAUCAIRE. Plans for "A Royal Divorce" now own at' the Dresden. Day Sales at Miss Lennox's. Prices: D.C. and RS , 6s , Stalls, 35.; Gallery, Is. Earlj door stalls and galleiy, Iβ. extra. Bos Plans for "The Scarlet Pimpernel,". "The Sign if the Cross," "The Silver King," and "Monsieur Boaucaire' will be opened on Wednesday morning neat at 9 o'clock. HIS MAJESTY'S TEEATBE, 'Corirtenay Place. 'Phone 165 TO-NIGHT! TO-NIGHT! TO-NIGHT! BRILLIANT HOLIDAY ATTRACTIONS. H NEW AItTISTS U 14 NEW ARTISTS U The Greatest Galaxy of Vaudeville Talent ever placed before-the New Zealand • ■ ■■ • ■.-■•'■ Public, ■ .Headed by ' THE MARVELLOUS CORRICKS, THE MARVELLOUS CORRICKS, THE MARVELLOUS CORRICKS, A Unique and' Talented Musical Combination presenting a -programme of incomparable excellence,; .replete with ' oharming and orti6tio.>novelty ~•7: .jßrilliantilnstrnmentahsts 7 :: .. 7'.-•••Vocalists, Chimes-Ringers "I 7 Society Dancers, Humorists. 7 - MISS ELSIE CORRICK, _ Dramatic Soprano and Violinist, ' MISS AMYvCORRICK, Flautist, Vocalist, and" Dancer. MR. LEONARD CORRICK, Clarinot Soloist, Vocalist/and Dancer, ■ MISS RUBY CORRICK Melaphone Soloist, Vocalist,'and Dancer. MISS CORRICE, • ' Pianist and Accompanist ME, JAMES CALDWELL, Baritone. MR. JACK BONNY, Comedian. First Appearance in New.Zealand of CLINTONAND BEATRICE, Champion. Lady Sharpshooters. . MR. CARLETON CHASE, American Vocalist & Specialty Entortamer. Assisted by GENE HAWKES, Pianist and Violin Soloist. . First Appearance of THE BARCLAYS, Two Dainty THE BARCLAYS,: Girisand a Piano, ■In their Charming and Novel Act First Appearance in New Zealand of THE FAMOUS DANGARS, Sensational Cyclists, on their WONDERFUL CYCLEDROME GEORGE MELROSE, Impersonator* Terrific Success. Nightly of THE LEACH-WALLP TRIO, The' Three. Dainty Misses on the Wiro Prices—2s., Is. 6d., and Is. Book at Dresden, 6d. extra. Doors 7.15

GBBAT BRITAIN'S GREATEST PIANOS. Of the many celebrated EngHeb. instruments stocked by The Dresden Piano Company, Ltd., nono enjoy such on enviable position and reputation aa the Broadwopil , Piano, made by the oldest established firm of piano manufaoturers in the British Empire—John Broadirood nnd Sous, Ltd. Other British-built pianos at "The Dresden" inolude the Tenoivneri Samos and the oxcellont and reliable Collard. > The famous Canadian oreans—The Bell end tho Imperial-are also od vleir, Easy tonne. The Dresden Piano Company. Ud., Wellington. North Island a&fr wter, M, J, jßrookejirMt*.-.i ;•..,-.■;-:.■■•