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Dominion, Volume 8, Issue 2365, 22 January 1915, Page 7

AMUSEMENTS. WIS MAJESTY'S - THEATRE, Courtenay Place. 'Phone 165. TO-DAY at 2.30. TO-DAY GRAND HOLIDAY MATINEE. GRAND HOLIDAY MATINEE. GRAND HOLIDAY MATINEE. GRAND HOLIDAY MATINEE. : j A Superb Holiday Programme, including SCHELL'S PERFORMING LIONS. WYKEHAII and PRESTON. KEEN and WALLER. ■ ■ • M'KENZIE and GUEST. ■ GEO, WHITEHEAD. The CORRICKS. DAVENPORT'S MODELS. SPECIAL MATINEE PRICES: Children, 6d. to all parts. Adults, 0.5.. Is.; Stalls, 6d. • . HIS MAJESTY'S THEATRE,' Courtenay Plao®. 'Phone 165. TO-NIGHT. AT 8. TO-NIGHT. ". BRILLIANT HOLIDAY PROGRAMME. Headed by SCHEIE'S LIONS Imported at SCHELL'S LIONS Enormous Expense. SCHELL'S LIONS Direct from SCHELL'S LIONS America. Unqualified and Glorious Suocess of REG. WYKEHAM end PRESSIE PRESTON, • M'KENiIE AND GUEST. - KEEN AND WALLER, THE BARCLAYS. 1 GEO. WHITEHEAD. THE CORRICKS. • 1 Lost Nights of . 1. MEME. DAVENPORT'S MODELSj ; D.O. and 0.5., 25.; Stalls, Is.; Upper Circle, Is. Booking at the Bristol. t pEOPLE'S PICTURE PALACE,' Manners Street. THE ONLY SHOW WORTH WHILE. TO-DAY And TO-NIGHT 1 . Patrons who favour a play with a flavour of the Mystio and the Occult combined should make a point of Seeing 1 "THE BASILISK." . "THE BASILISK." "T HE B A S ILI S K." "THE BASILISK." ' "THE BASILISK." "THE B A S ILI S K." Miss Alma Taylor, England's < foremost • ' Picture Artist, in the difficult part of • the girl over whom "The Basilisk" casts ~ TRULY A PRODUCTION. Supported by THE FIRST-CLASS COOK, an A.B. Scream. A DARING "YOUNG PERSON, a Tragedy," - ECLAIR JOURNAL. Latest War News, And a Host of Others. • I Make a .Note of this— . "TRILBY" Commences on Monday and - . • . "TRILBY" stays for One Week Only. ." . . FOLLOW THE CROWDS! - WHERE TO-NIGHTP - Wellington's Diamond Anniversary, Special Holiday Programme. . : "The moving finger writes, and having writ moves on" to T|/j"A.CSIAHON'S ■ THEATRE, 5 . i .. : Manners Street. TO-DAY' (Friday,' Jan. 22)' "ITS A LONG WAY TO TIPPERARY.,": ... The Loyal, Pab"iotio"}Bpic "of' Empire. ' ' The .Stupendous Success of'the' Season, Together with a complete ■ supporting ■ - Change. . . r.....'.', .. . ... >; "The Fable of a Good Fairy" 7 (S. and ' A. drama); "Snook's Flirtations" (the ■ latest Keystone oomedy), and,a long list.4 of SCENIC, DRAMATIC, and INDUS #•' TRIAL FEATURES. I. . i- Admission,. 6d.; Children Always Jld.. ,|^ 1840 - WELLINGTON'S - 1915 :. DIAMOND : JUB ILE.B* lAMONDJU B I L E JV " TO-DAY! TO-DAY 1 ;. . GRAND PROCESSION. . - • Leaves P.O. Square 10.30, a.m.., , UNIQUE PATRIOTIC DISPLAY N Fiom the Great War Drama "Under Two Flags." Mr. Cross, Life Guardsman; ' , Mis? 'Vera Remce.Xa Belle France; ana..;y.r Britannia, Russia,-India,' and New Zealand; • GREAT WEST COAST MINING - DISPLAY. . . - Many Interesting Tableaux and Trade? ' Displays. •' •: .CARNIVAL. NEWTOWN PARK, 11 A.M. " . THE GOLD RUSH (don't miss this); ' COMIC COSTUME CRICKET MATCH, ATHLETIC SPORTS. : ■ " DANCING COMPETITIONS.' " SIDE SHOWS, BABY SHOW. - FUN FOR ALL. J EVENING CONCERT, TOWN/HALfi. Items by Misses M'Kemie, Shaw, M'Gee, D. Jones, Aitken, Fix, Messrs. Lanoe Jones, W. Goudie, Dr. Haleia, Ror, " Hunt, Wallace, Bentley Russell, and On chestral Band Items; and • THE AUCTIONING of the DIAMOND' JUBILEE NUGGET. ' Admission: Park, Is.; Children, -Pre* Town Hall, Is.; Reserved, 2s. ' ' . t JJASTBOTTRNE BOROUGH 'COUNCID- ; ' ' ' FERRY "SERVICE. ; . ORDINARY TIME-TABLE. Steamers leave Ferry Wharf—7.4o, 10.1} a.m., 1.15, 2.30, 4.15, 5.20, 8.20, and .' 10.15 p.m. "■ ~ ■. Ask at Ticket Office for complete Time table. ANNIVERSARY DAY. FRIDAY, 22nd JANUARY, 1915. SPECIAL TIME-TABLE. (Ordinary Time-table Susponded.) Leave Wellington—9.3o a.m., 10.15 a.m.. . 11.0 a.m., Noon, 1 p.m., 1.45 p.m., 2.30 p.m., 4.20 p.m., 5.10 p.m., 6.15 p.m., I 10.15 p.m. Leave Day's Bay—B a.m., 9 0.m., 10.10 a.m., 11.0 a.m., 11.40 a.m., 12.40 p.m., -" : 1.40' p.m., 3.30 p.m., 4.15 p.m.,' 5.15 p.m., 6 p.m., 7.10 p.m. Leave Rona 8ay.—8.15 a.m., 9.10 ajn, ' 10.20 a.m., 11.10 a.m., 11.50 a.m., 12.5? •'( p.m., 1.50 p.m., 3.40 p.m., 4.25 p.m.J, 5 p.m., 5.50 p.m., 7 p.m. (Weather and other clrcumstanoes Vir.'- 1 permitting.) - - |i. A POPULAR SONG. SUCCESB. "PEG 0' MY HEART."""DEG' O' MY HEART" is enjoying ei« j f ceptional" popularity in Britain . and Amenoa, ana is the most successful Song in the Pantomime "Cinderella" noR being performed in Australia (sung by* Miss Dolly Castles). This is sure to become a favurite with balladists. Price, 1 Is. 6d. copy. We can also specially reoommend two new Drawing-i-oom Ballads, viz., "SLEEP ; AND THE ROSE" and "SOMEBODY'S r ROSE." ' Both these Songs are set in ■ keys;for all voices,"and are sure to be ! appreciated by all singera. Price, la. 9d. ~ each. . ■ Have you a copy of the fine Marohi "SPIRIT OF NAPOLEON," bys Adrian HopeP , This writer has Bcored'. another, big success with this. Price,' Is. 9d. oopy. ,; " ' CHAS. BEGG AND CO., LTD., MANNERS STREET, WELLINGTON ' Importers of High-grade Pianos by tie , i leading British makers. . ' MUSIC MADE EASY."" - WHY KEEP YOUR PIANO-IDLE? TJSTE Guarantco to Toaoli yem (any Vt age) to Play' it," "withouj:" study, - • scales, exercises, or drudgery "of' "any"■ kind. Success withi all classes of Musio.. Tunes from tho first lesson. : Full Tuition,;'iSl.los,, refunded if pupil, *; oannot road music ana play a tune perfectly'the first .week.' . . .... . ■ The same .progress in a few, weeks that used to take years.• - ; ■ We have no failures. The success of our pupils in all ports of New Zealand during the past six years speaks for us. Call for all particulars, and see Press reports and testimonials from all parts. ; BIRLEY'6 COLLEGE OF 'MUSIC, Boulcott Chambers (first floor up), " Boulcott Street. ... ENERAL Printing in all its branches neatly and promptly executed at • moderate oharges at the "Dominion"Hopaa, D.ominion Av«