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Dominion, Volume 8, Issue 2392, 23 February 1915, Page 7

AMUSEMENTS. HIS MAJESTY'S . THEATRE. Courtenay Place. 'Phone 165. TO-NIGHT, at 8; SATURDAY, 2.30. Unqualified s and glorious success of oar GREAT ARRAY OF NEW-ARTIS'IS. This week's programme universally acclaimed as the Finest for many, months, Unbounded success nightly of WONG TOY SUN Tho great WONG TOY SUN Oriental. WONG TOY SUN Necromancer, In a stupendous and bewildering Entertainment .of astounding feats of original magic. THE MOST SPECTACULAR MAGICAL PRODUCTION OF THE AGE. ILLUSIONS. MYSTERIES. MIRACLES. Merited and artistic succeSß of MAY MARTIN Eccentric Dancing MAX MARTIN Comodian. Tho Two Crazy WILLIAMS and Musical Frenchmen. . WARNER. EDDY MARTIN American Descriptive EDDY MARTIN Danoer. THE'DENTAL RISK2TTS. . Incomparable' iron-jawed, marvels, THE THREE STAGES. „ Last Nights of THE MAGPIES. Prices—2s., Is. 6d. and Is. Booking at Bristol Piano Co., 6d. extra. Doors 7J.5. JWERYBODX'S. ' DAILY FROM NOON, Startling Success of Our Superior 4000ffc. ; Dramatic Romance: \ THROUGH tho VALLEY of SHADOW! THROUGH tho VALLEY of SHADOWSTHROUGH tho VALLEY of SHADOWSTHROUGH the VALLEY of SHADOWS ' With . MISS FLORENCE TURNER) MISS FLORENCE TURNER MISS FLORENCE TURNER The celobrated kinema ©motional artist as Alico Cross, the negledted -wife. A story "which strangely appeals to ladies on account of its sympathetic PJ°k Romance, Temorse, ana. restitution is tn© keynote of this gToat story. THROUGH." the VALLEY o£ THROUGH the VALLEY of SHADOWS THROUGH the VALLEY of SHADOWS Depicting in a, series of stirnng scenes 'the trials and troubles of a neglected Tvxto. ZIP THE DODGER ZIP THE DODGER - The Keystone Co. in a glorious scream, With Roscoe Arbnckle as its Dodger. WITH THE BELGIANS IN ACTION, WITH THE BELGIANS IN ACTION, Scenes in the defence of the Belgian Coast. TTKT.T) UP BY TURKS. , TTRT.D UP BY TURKS. Doings at Broken Hill, when two Ttrrfcs held up q picnic tram. GAUMONT WAR GRAPHIC. With the latest doings. Orchestra Afternoon and Night . Oar Prices: Adults, fid.; Children, 3d. BEGG'S PIANOS. BESP BRITISH MANUFACTURE. ' OUR long experience in the Piano business (extending over S3 years) has enabled' us to select the best available. Onr sole Agencies consist of ■ the following old [established British Krms, whose products aro a guarantee of the best workmanship:—

JOHN BRINSMEAD AND SONS (1820). JUSTIN BROWNE (1836). CHALLEN AND SON (1804). GEOKGE ROGERS AND SONS (18i3). Our Showrooms.are stocked with the latest Models by .each maker, and intending purchasers shonld certainly favour us with a visit of inspection. -If unable to call, ire -will post yro illustrated 1 Catalogues free. Oar extended payment syrtem is worth investigating. CHAS. BEGG AND CO., im, MANNERS STREET, WELLINGTON, THE OLDEST ESTABLISHED PIANO HOUSE IN N.Z. RAG-TIME PIANO PLAYING ' TJOSITIVELY taught in 10 to 20-les-. $L eons by the Collier System (no scales), each exercise a movement developing speed, enabline a stranger at the piano to play the latest songs and two-steps as they are published,: without the laborious study and, waste of time and money hereto necessary. ~.;No Bpecial musio required." If you already play, learn how to oonvert your music to ragtime. ' \ , . . .. . , Call for all particulars, or write for our circular. BER LEY'S COLLEGE OF MUSIC, Bouloott Chambers (first, floor np), ■ Bouloott Street.'" v ■ Interviews , any time. • rpHE "Ever-iteady" Patented Quiok-Be-X ference device is applicable to Invcioe, Memo., Delivery, Consignment, Receipt, and many other boots. ' Simple, cheap, and effective. Sole Agents, the Wellington Publishing Co., LtdU "Dominion" Avenue, Wellington.

Mrs. Farquh'ar, millinery expert, . advertises that she is opening a -millinery, salon at Room No. 3, .Commercial .Bank