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Dominion, Volume 8, Issue 2436, 15 April 1915, Page 7

AMUSEMENTS. # CONCERT CHAMBER, TOWN HALL. LEO CHERNIAVSKY JAN CHERNIAVSKY MISCHEL CHERNIAVSKY NEXT SATURDAY, At 8.15 p.m. And WEDNESDAY, April 21, THURSDAY, April 22, SATURDAY, April 21. ■ Reserved Seats, Is.; Students ami School Parties: Reserved Scats, 2s. Gd Admission, 3s. and 2s. Plans now open at Bristol Piano Co. r , ot ' c 'G—The plans /or tlio last two Conceits open oil Saturday, April 17th. in the incantimo applications by letter will bo received by Air. Edic ;uid dealt with m order of priority of reception. Applications to be addressed H. Edie, P.O. Hoi 577, Wellington. Change of Programme at each Recital. MAStS™Ap?u'T~ GREYTOWK - Al) "' 15. LOWER HUTT, April 19.

npHE KING'S THEATRE. A HAYWARD'S PICTURES. A Whole Evening's Entertainment. A (iOOOft. Supremo Masterpiece. A Magnificent Screening By the FAMOUS PLAYERS CO., ■ With a Star Cast, headed by MARY PICKFORD Queen MARY PICKFORD of MARY PICKFORD Dramatic MARY PICKFORD Artists, In A Glorious Dramatic Romance, THE EAGLE'S MATE Her THE EAGLE'S MATE MasterTHE EAGLE'S MATE piece. The Story of a Victorian Feud. Tho abduction of Anemone and her subsequent awakening to love's sweet dream, provides one of the finest studies with which Mary Pickford has yet been associated. . . THE EAGLE'S MATE. Will easily rank as one of the Famous Players' Best Productions, and MARY PICKFORD. The Dainty Lady. In her charming presentation of the leading rode adds just the touch of idealism necessary to a perfect story. Full programme in addition, And War News." Plans at Bristol Piano Co. Prices—la. and 6d. Reserves la. 6d. JgVERYBODY'S. Direction, Fullers' Pictures, Limited. DAILY FROM NOON. A Masterpiece of Travel. Series, showing the present-day London from every view--3500ft. point. 3500 ft. LONDON DAY AND NIGHT. LONDON DAY AND NIGHT. LONDON DAY AND NIGHT. LONDON DAY AND NIGHT. LONDON DAY A.ND NIGHT. With all ita inagnificeait buildings, crowded streets, parks, and churches. ROTTEN ROW ROYAL EXCHANGE. THE HIGH COMMISSIONER'S OFFICE. The Strand, with ilts crowded traffic. FAMOUS MONUMENTS. The Various Art Galleries. Street Scenes in the City. / And LIFE, SCENES AND LANDMARKS In the AVorld-famed Wonderlaud. Keystone's Latest Comedy, FATTY'S WINE PARTY. FATTY'S WINE PARTY. With Mabel Normand. Syd Chaplin. Mabel Normand. Syd Chaplin. FATTY ARBUCKLE, FATTY ARBUCKLE, The triumphant trio in a fun-loving study. To Fatty the wine party is not a success, it is a huge nightmare. BELLA'S ELOPEMENT, A Maurice Costello Story. GAUMONT GRAPHIC. PRICES—Adults, 6d.; Children, 3d.

"THE BABES IN THE WOOD" BOS PLAN OPENS THIS (THURSDAY) MORNING At 9 o'clock. RESERVED SEATS, ss. QRAND OPERA HOUSE. Direction George Willoughbj, Ltd. Tho Studendous Pantomime Extravaganza, in Two Acts and Twelve Scenes, will bo staged on a scale o£ magnificence on TUESDAY NIGHT NEXT, APRIL 20th. For Seven Nights Only. "THE BABES IN THE WOOD." And , DAISY JEROME. An All-Star Cast, including Daisy Jerome 1 as principal girl, "Maid Marian," Dan Thomas (from Drury Lane) as tlie "Dame," supported by a Host of Artists specially engaged for this GIGANTIC, SPECTACULAR ATTRACTION. The Specialities will include: Josephine Gassman and her Piccaninnies. Marcel and Fallon, The New York Comedy Four, Hanlon. Dean and Hanlon. SPECTACULAR FEATURES IN GREAT PRODUCTION. 200 People in the Production, 200 80 Beautiful Show Girls. 80 10 Ballerinas. 40 42 NEW VOCAL NUMBERS. 42 Grand Opera Orchestra of 18 Performers. Musical Director, P. Wynne-Jones. Magnificent Scenery by J. S. Mann. PRICES—ts., 35., 25., and Is.; Reserved Seats, ss. NOTE—Patrons living at a distance may book by post. All applications to "The Bristol" tbo be accompanied by postal note .or , M.0., with stamped envelope for return. MATINEES: WEDNESDAY, APRIL 21. SATURDAY, APRIL 21. At 2 o'clock. Children Half-price to all parts except Gallery. SPORTINQ, NOTICE TO OWNERS AND TRAINERS, "DOMINATIONS for the MARLBOROUGH RACING CLUB'S Antumn Meeting close with the Secretary, MR. L. GRIFFITHS, at Blenheim, on FRIDAY, 16th APRIL. L. GRIFFITHS, Secretary.

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