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Dominion, Volume 8, Issue 2390, 20 February 1915, Page 9

: AMUSEMENTS. ' , Ba Early, or Book at the Bristol, Is. 6d, : fTUIE KING'S. - ■ JHayward's JL HE KING'S. , Pictures, 4 . HE KING'S. JiATIttEE TO-DAYj AT'2.SO, . .■ ■ TO-NIGHT, AT 8. • . A,ra. positively your, last chances.Of seeinft ?> MARIE CORELLI'S ' Magnificent .. .;. MARIE CORELLI'S Masterpiece. THE VENDETTA. THE VENDETTA. THE VENDETTA, 1 TIIE VENDETTA- ' ' ..." ■ 'THE VENDETTA. .. , THE VENDETTA A Big, Gripping,- Soul-Stirring Pictarfl of Neapolitan Life. Tho "Vendetta"• is positively to fasoin&fci sr. ing it keeps ono spellboimQ "to tub endfr.? In. .addition, .w, hu'ft.-- vmi.r FIGHT FOR THE .COAST; - c: T The very latest War Tobioali)- - HACK [iO TUP.KITCHEN, "W A screamingly funnjr fatoii; . - ~ paths war gazette. .. .•, :v: ' KING'S ..OWN. OECHESTRA'; Prices—ls. - and Cd. ' COMMENCING MONDAY, COMMENCING MONDAY, . ' , : ::AND, ALL' KEXT\TOBI?. AND ALL NEXT WEEK, THE KING'S. . / HE KING'S.,. . Picture* ■- 'KEYSTONFS LATEST - • KEYSTONE'S LATEST SUCCESS. KEYSTONE'S LATEST. SUCCESS. With: CHARLES CHAPLIN The Kiiig ..- With CHARLES CHAPLIN of Oil With . CHARLES; CHAPLIN Comedians!,- "' . "'lii '■ ... v. ■ " -■'•'/ HIS MUSICAL CAREER. - " -HIS ■ STOSIOAL CAREER, ' HIS MOSICAL'CAREER, HIS MUSICAL CAREER; .. HIS MUSICAL CAREER, HIS MUSICAL CAREER, HIS MUSICAL CAREER. - HIS MUSICAL CAREER. .HIS MUSICAL CAREER. - ■ Millions h&veT laughed at- this,. All Laughing Booms Eclipsed. " CHARLES CHAPLIN Simply compels CHARLES CHAPLIN you to CHARLES CHAPLIN Laugh. ■ In addition,'■ REDEMPTION OF DAVID CORSON, :. REDEMPTION. OF. DAVID..CORSON, . By. the FAMOUS PLAYERS CO:'T A Fine Drama, with '4 Spiritual and Inspiring Achievement. And a"' . Powerful Supporting -Programme. Bos Plan at the Bristol. " * . Prices—ls. and Cd.- Reserves.ls. 6d/ v. PEOPLE'S . PICTURE. , PALACI?, "/ Manners. Street. ... THE ONLY SHOW 7 "WORTH WHILE.",' LAST DAY. *"*" 'NIGHT, HIS JUST fiSSERTS. HIS JUST- DESERTS. - THE CRACKSMAN'S GRATITUDE. IHE CRACKSMAN'S GRATITUDE. ALGY'S BUSY DAY,: STRENGTH THAT FAILED, , • • EOLAIR WAR NEWS; REGENERATION. . . ; , TO-DAY Spetfial Attractions. TO-DA'S For the, Nippers. . MONDAY-^NEXT—MONDAY, , , A Mag'nificeiit Drama. 6t Intense Pathos, THE FORSAKERSi THE FORSAKERS. THE FORSAKERS. 1 > . And . . THE P.P.P. ORCTOESTRA: FOLLOW THE CROWDS. .

Elt PEE S S '• T HUA'TfeEe "Whore Everybody Gom." TO-DAY and TO-NIGHT* tiST APPEABANCE Oil,' THE SEVENTH DAT. : ' ' English "Peateo" THE MAOKI CONTINGENT/ , Native Volunteers for Egypt* waitemata regatta. ■■■'■;•; .r: : Beantifnl Yachting , AND SEVERAL OTHEBS. Orchestra / commenc«s at 7.30 nightly/ NEW PROGRAMME MONDAY. NEW PROGRAMME MONDAY., :t ...... —: —: . .■' - .'"'j. ; PRELIMINARY AMSOUNCEMENT. '

hpOWN HALL. ;. - TOWN fIALL, (Concert Chktabor.) • - .ttHUEBDAiTMAECH 3, ' ■ ABThu'k ALTiX*ANI)Dili's • AETHUR ALEXANDER, the Brijliait. Toting N.Z. Piaaist anx - COmpOSCI. • PIANOFORTE RECITAL, After an absenob of 8 years; and frisE ' " i- from hig London triumphs. 1 ■ .:<v> | Prices—la., 2s. 6d.y and: Is. t. The' BAs open Thursday Bos# 6,t the British and Continental Pia)i6 C 0.,: 3a Willis Sttett. BfcLASH! SPLASH! 'SPLASH If' At th.6 'WELLINGTON AMATEUR SWIMMING CLUB'S GRAND CARNIVAL at TE ABO BATHS* TO-DAY (SATURDAY)) r' **20th» First Eterit 2.30 p.m. E&onT Entries ALL THE CHAMPIONS COMPETING. . 0. Wolson (Anokiana)^r'(XJ-A'iMttsofSf..!, (Christchiir'fch), 0. Bowon (Napior), A. Sihtin (Auckland), Miss D. Fil'qtihat • (N.Zi ICOvdS. record-holder), and,-, matijj , otlioM will : swini. : - • Vj'-' -Nordeh Ctlp— v. Wellirigioh j'-* Squadron 'Race;." Water Polo;' Divin'j>; J , Dofcbie vCup—Wellington and.iSuburbil"Schools'. ChiimpiOnshiKi Open and; Juniorc x Diving; Midgets' '(girls) race.' -The- cream)--of local swimmers are competing..Special..,, Seating . accommodation. ; Jripp's Band in ... attendance. Admission Is., Children Gd« Chairs, 6d. extras—A. E.Ballard; Hon. SSc. 1 SOCUL; •'ftARTYi ..EVERYBODY'S THEATRE. SUW)AT, ; j , ebni(iit"2lst l '' , »trß s 'i!JiftS' " MR,'J. READ " ' ' (Secretary, United Federation of Labotir) -WILL LECTURE.. Subject': _ i ßees and Drones; ''WSrterij;:.: hnd' Exploitation." ' ' 0- —' ■ Colleetiolf^';

SC:HOOL OF DANCING,"'^ : HILL Sll." MISS ESTELLE-BEEBE; CeriifiwtMvj Teacher, London aiid Sumes Teaching MONDAY; MARCH -li-' Children's Cla6ses,. Advanoed, Interne* ' diate, and Elementary. A limited hum-'. b6r of New Pupils taken. Classes small* individual attention given. Address 6r 'Phone, ; KENILWOIiTH, KILL STREET, Interviews on and after February 20. BEGG'S PIANOS. BESD BRITISH MANUFACtUEB, /*\UR long esperienco.in the Fiano busk- : V ness (extending aver 53 years) haf enabled US to select tho oest • Our Sole Agencies consist of the following ■ >. old eetAbli6ned British Firms, whoso pro* ddcts are a guarantee Of tho bcst,woikf ; manship:— JOHN BRINSMEAD AND SONS (1S20), JUSTIN BROWNE (1836) V CHALLEN AND SON U804). GEOBGE SOGERS AND SONS (l&S), Our Showrooms ari stocked With th< latest Models by each maker, and intend'. iiig .purchasers should certainly favour us with a visit of inspection. If unable fx calli we will post y'/U illustrated Cata*. logta free. Our' extended payment sjm tem is worth , investigating. ; ■ OHAS.- BEGG AND CO., LTD., . MANNERS STREET, WELLINGTON, THE OLDEST ESTABLISHED PIANO • ■ HOUSE IN N.Z. • RAG-TJME PIANO PLAYING POSITIVELY , taught in 10 to 20 lfegj . eons by the Collier System (noscales), each oxerrciss a movement d©. veloping epoed, enabling a stranger the piano to play the latest 60ngs ami two-steps as they oro published, without the laborious study and waste of time and mOnfty hereto necessary. "No special tuusio required." If you already play, leatn how to oonvort your niusic to ragtime. ■ ... Call for all particulars, or write for our circulaf. ■ 'i ' -T BIRLEY'S COLLEGE OF MUSIC, Bo tiled tt Chambers (first floor tin), - Boulcott Street. IniarrifiEß am: tim%