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Dominion, Volume 8, Issue 2361, 18 January 1915, Page 7

AMUBEHEMTB. riEAND OPERA HOUSE, . Lessees: George Willotojfh'by, Lid. Managing Director: Mr. Geo. Willoughby. GEORGE WILLOUGHBY'S DRAMATIC COJCPANY. To Commence' an. Eight Nights' Season TO-NIGHT, TO-NIGHT, With the Successful London" Drama, THE EVER OPEN DOOR. THE EVER OPEN DOOR. THE EVER OPEN DOOR. THE EVER OPEN DOOR. With a Magnificent Company, headed by GEORGE CROSS & Miss VERA UEMEE, Supported by Ofie of the Best Organisations that George : Willoughby, Limited, has sent to tho Dominion. BOOK TO-DAY At BOOK TO-DAY the BOOK TO-DAY Bristol. George Willoughby (Limited) has determined to meet the Strenuous WAR TIMES by giving the public First class Performances at a Moderate Tariff. NO BOOKING CHARGES. Popular Prices—3s„ 2s„ Is. Book your Popular Prices—3s., 25., Is. seats in Dress Popular 25., Is. Circle or Front Popular Prices—Ss., 25., Is. Stalls for Bs., Popular Prices—3s„ 2s>, Is. 35., 35,, Ss. Popular Prices—3s., 25., Is. No Booting Popular Prices—3s., 25., Is. Fees. Day Sales at ChristOson's,- also at Miss Lennox's, Grind Opera. House. Earlies as usual. GEOHQE BULLER. mOWN HALL. TOWN HALL. WEDNESDAY, 20th JANUARY, 1915. GRAND MILITARY ENTERTAINMENT! MILITARY ENTERTAINMENT! In Aid of the Dependents of those who Fall at the Front or Suffer On Active Service, Ur.der the Patronage of His Eteellency the Governor, Rt. Hon. Wm. Massey, Sir Joseph Ward, K.C.M.G., His Worship the Mayor, and the Officers of the Garrison. The Wellington Rifle Reserve Corps Will Parade before the Performance, headed by the Wellington Pipe Band. DR. NORMAN HALES In "Wall! I'll Swan" and ''The Day." COURTENAY V. MOHR In "The Sergeant of the Line" and "The , » King' 6 Fifteenth ," TABLEAU: THE TRENCHES AT • MONS. MISS FLORA SHAW, One of the Dominion's Leading National Dancers. No, 31 SENIOR CADETS, CHAMPION TEAM OF N.Z. lii Arm and Physical Drill, TABLEAU: JESSIE'S DREAM. THE WELLINGTON PIPE BAND In Interesting Items. SALE OF MR. E. SBORTT'S PRIZE i RAM "KAISER BILL," To bo held on the Stage, THE WRITING" ON THE WALL. ' . - . Spectacular Finale. Orchestra under Mr. Wm. M'Laughlin. 8 p.m. . PrioeS, 2g. and 18. Officers are invited to Attend in Uniform. CHAS. T. CIMINO, Hon. Secretary.

Beneath' yon spreading cedar tree, our village smithy stands, The blacksmith is a mighty man, \rith . toil-tanned, tireless hands) But his strength brought not immunity when, coughs end colds were rife. The sturdy smith wae strioken down and battled for his life, We missed him from Ms glowing forge, and at the village bar, it filled our cdttafce homes with gloom to hear his cough afer. But now his strength resumes its sway, Toliof came swift and sure, When Druce, the dealer, passed this way with Woods' Great Peppermint Cure. —Advt. i * Sealskin is naturally of a light drab colpuri hut it is dyed for the market.

,mm || lllllllllintlBI'"' 1 —'■*■'"■'■"' ' '" —ra—a—HmiliHlllimtm»n» Although THE DRESDEN PlArlO CO.'S name has become a household word throughout the Dominion, it has been decided to relinquish this familiar title and to adopt in its place that' of THE BRISTOL PIANO CO., LTD. When the business! started over 32 years ago, the name *The Dresden'* being..';/' honourably associated with all that was best in Music and 'Art was ohosen as a good trading title, but despite its well-earned popularity, there, ban be no.'doubt; it is no; ' longer acceptable for an ALL BRITISH COMPANY. The Shareholders and:: Directors .are without .exception British'bornand bred,.;... and are all resident under -the.British Flag; there is not, iicor has; &ere : eye| been; one- ;■■ single shilling of anything but British Capital used or, invested in ihe business; and :■ as Bristol is the birthplace of the Founder and pre&'enf Chairman'', of Directors of the! < Company, the Public will fully appreciate [the change, o'f title h that of-