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Dominion, Volume 8, Issue 2356, 12 January 1915, Page 7

[ AMUSEMENTS. ■ HIS MAJESTY'S THEATEE. Courtenay Place. 'Phone 165. TO-NIGHT At 8. TO-NIGHT Messrs. Fuller-Brennan present their NEW VAUDEVILLE SPECIALTY CO. •. MAGNIFICENT NEW PEOGRAMME. A Brilliant Constellation of Stars of the first magnitude. Tho Finest Vaudtville 6ho\r ever staged in Wellington. Headed by MDMB. DAVENPORT'S MODELS. MEME. DAVENPORT'S MODELS. MDMB. DAVENPOET'S MODELS: In their world-famed and classical STATUARY POSING ACT. A NIGHT WITH THE SCULPTORS. : Instantaneous success of KEEN and "WALLER, KEEN and WALLER, The Famous English Comedians. MR. GEORGE WHITEHEAD, MR. GEORGE WHITEHEAD, The Cultured and Popular Baritone. Last Nights of FIELDS and COCO. THE CORRICK FAMILY. THE CORRICK FAMILY. CARLTON CHASE. THE BARCLAYS. ; Prices—2s., Is. 6d., and Is. Booking at Bristol Piano Co., 6d. extra, ■ , . \JT\ V E R. Y BO D-" Y'S,.,' JCThe Rendezvous of Picture Lovers,, DAILY, FROM NOON. '" " : Our New Bill Brilliant as the Staio; ■■■-"' And we have Three Stars showing; MARY PICKFORD, . MAURICE COSTELLO. •. ROSCOE ARBUCKLE. i In Gems of the Picture World. 'A Splendid Vitagraph Society Drama, .Wife's Devotion Proves True Gold. "THB ACID TEST." ".-■- ; "THE AGID TEST." . "THE ACID TEST." . " A Maurice Costello Romance of Society Life, depicting the trials and tribula< tions of the marriage state. "LENA AND THE GEESE." " "LENA AND THE GEESE." . A Mary Pic-Word Story, in .which, this/ - dainty actress has a captivating part.,- ;; Tho Koystono Company again m "THEIR UPS AND DOWNS!" „. "THEIR UPS AND DOWNS!" ; • Roscoe ArbucUe, Keystone's Fat Comedian, in a laughable character. GAUMONT WAR GRAPHIC. ; Tvpea of Britain's Defenders at the Lord.;; 'Mayor's Show, including New Zealand Infantry. "MILLION DOLLAR BRIDE.". Orchestra Afternoon and Nightly. Prices: Adults, 6d.; Children, 3d. in MP RE SB THEATRE,'" "Where Everybody Goes." NOW SHOWING. | The London Film Co.'s .. , . Inspiring Dramatic "Feature.'! ENGLAND EXPECTS. ENGLAND EXPECTS. ENGLAND EXPECTS. TOPICAL BUDGET. MAORI REGATTA CARNIVAL. ■ AND OTHER SUCCESSES. EMPRESS FULL ORCHESTRA. Commences 7.30 p.m. __— i i _ CRICKET. * WELLINGTON ~~V, CANTBRBTJRY ELLINGTON V. CANTERBURY",* For the ;' PLUNKET SHIELD, " ■■ J TO-DAY TO-DAY, to-day; TO-DAY, , -;v ON THE BASIN RESERVE. Hon. Secy rrOETICULTURAL_ SHOW,"WELLINGTON SOUTH.- • SIXTEENTH ANNUAL SHOW OF _ FLO"WERS, FRUIT, VEGETABLES, &0 ST. THOMAS'S HALL, NEWTOWN. WEDNESDAY & THURSDAY. January 13 and 14, 1915. admissionTsixpence. Opens 3 p.m. Open Classes for all. Liberal Frize-lisi Entries received by Secretary in Hall on TUESDAY, the 12thi, in the evening. Entries close 10 a.m. sharp on Wednesday, < , - ( .. TO LOVERS OF SPORT. GRAND OPENING NIGHT, TO-MORROW (WEDNESDAY) NIGHT. . BILLY ELLIOTT'S ■' WELLINGTON PASTIME ' CLUB, : 72 Manners St. (over Fanning's). Exhibition Bouts by well-known Boxers, Admittance by. Invitation Card. New Walt?.—A Success of Successes; -. ONE WONDERFUL NIGHT (You told me that you loved me). It is beautiful, dreamy, and has a fine swing. Qualities that all good players love. Price, Is. 6d. per copy, posted Is. 7d, Obtainable only from— /; THE. ANGLO-AMERICAN . -MUSIC v. : STORE, 116 Cuba St., Wellington, ." And at 234 Queen Street, Auckland. ,