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amusements. CONCERT CHAMBER. TOWN .HALL, At 8.15 p.m. # TO-MORROW NIGHT! TO-MORROW MIGHT! LEO CHERNIAVSKY JAN CHERNIAVSKY MISCHEL CHERNIAVSKY «„j wiTivtranrv- i m il "1 THURSDAY, 4P ril —• SATURDAY, April 24. ' Reined Scats 4s. Students and School Arties: Reserved Seats, 2s. Cd. . Admission, 3s. and 2s. Plans now open at Bristol Piano Co. April 19. MASTERTON, April 20. v Programme—'Trio No. I Momlelssolm, Cello Concerto GoiterSaturday Nght Prog an(l Scherzo. Chopin, Violin Concerto No. 4, vfe"u'/emps, Trios, Serenade W ; doz .Moment Musical Schubert, and Hungarian Dance Brahms. . -—-—

rPHE KING'S THEATRE. 1 HAYWARD'S PICTURES. "Fuller Every Night.' LAST NIGHTS. "He who LAST NIGHTS. hesitates LAST NIGHTS. is lost." Have YOU Seen L MARY PICKFORD A MARY PICKFORD A. S MARY PICKFORD S T MARY PICKFORD T 2 MARY PICKFORD . 2, , Nights MARY PICKFORD Nights In tho great Famous Players masterpiece, in 6 Romantic Reels, that vitally gripping, I absorbing drama: I THE EAGLE'S MATE. I If not, asy the mail next door, I and ho'll tell von that MARY PICKFORD, Peerless I MAR'S PICKFORD, and | MARY PICKFOBD, Petite, I As Anemone, the Eagle's Mate, is delighting the whole city. Don't say to-morrotv— it never comes. Book your Seat I'O-NlGHT—early. The Supporting features include: JOHN BUNNY, in a Vita, laugh, with Flora Finch; and the War Gazette. Is. — Unchanged Prices — 6d. Plan at the Bristol, Is. 6d. | jgVERYBODY'S. DAILY PROM NOON. If you wish to have a cheap trip Home make *ip your mind NOW for tne visit to London ends on Saturday night. Mighty, Magnificent Ixmdon. 3500 ft. 3500 ft. LONDON DAY AND NIGHT. LONDON DAY AND NIGHT. LONDON DAY AND NIGHT. LONDON DAY AND NIGHT. The pulse of the British Empire, where diplomats bum the midnight oil in controlling the destinies o£ the nation. THE ARMY OFFICES. ADMIRALTY BUILDINGS. All the places where history is in the making. THE STRAND in its busy period. WESTMINSTER ABBEY. TOWER OF LONDON. WATERLOO RAILWAY STATION. I OLD ST. PAUL'S. BRITISH MUSEUM, i Our Brand Neir Keystone, PATTY'S WINE PARTY. FATTY'S WINE PARTY. With MABEL NORMAND. SYD. CHAPLIN. FATTY ARBUCKLE. The Comedy Trio, in a rollicking farce, full of fun. COMMENCING MONDAY, . A Keystone 2000 ft. Comedy, HUSHING THE SCANDAL. HUSHING THE SCANDAL. Featuring SYD. CHAPLIN, SYD. CHAPLIN, A Genial Comedian; brother to the famous Charles. PRICES—Adults, 6d.; Children, 3d. QRAND OPERA HOUSE. Direction George Willo'ughby, Ltd. The Stupendous Pantomime Extravaganza, in Two Acts ajad Twelve Scenes, will' be staged on a scale o£ magnificence on TUESDAY NIGHT NEXT, APRIL 20th. For Seven Nights Only. "THE BABES IN THE WOOD." "THE BABES IN THE WOOD." "THE BABES IN THB WOOD."

DAISY JEROME. An All-Star Cast, including Daisy Jerome as principal girl, "Maid Marian," Dan Thomas (from Drury Lane) as the "Dame," supported by a Host of Artist 3 specially engaged for this GIGANTIC, SPECTACULAR ATTRACTION. 200 . Peoplo in the Production. 200 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 PROFUSION. ■ 80 Beautiful • Show Girls'. SO 40 Ballerinas. 40 42 NEW VOCAL NUMBERS. 42 18 Grand Opera Orchestra. 18 PRICES—is., 35., 25., and Is.; Earlies 6d. extra. Res. Seats, ss. Box Plan at The Bristol Piano Depot. NOTE.—Patrons living at a distance may book by post. All applications to "The Bristol" to be accompanied by postal note or M.0., with stamped addressed envelope l'or return. MATINEES: WEDNESDAY, APRIL 21. SATURDAY, .APRIL 21. At 2 o'clock. Children Half-prico to all parts except Gallery. A.B.C. TAXI SERVICE. rtARS FOR HIRE OR STORED. Oil and Petrol Supplied. 'Phone 2924. Address: Next Public Trust Office, Lambton Quay. N. NIGHTINGALE Proprietress DELIGHTED WITH HEAN'S ESSENCE. For coughs, colds, and sore throats the mixture so easily made from Hean's Essence is splendid. It gives prompt and wonderful relief." Mrs. H. Tremaine, Ruatangata, Auckland. ' Hean's Essence is the best family medicine in our home. We use it for coughs, colds, sore throats, pains in the stomach, and fullness after eating. Its effects are always magical." Mrs. DERviDGE.Taihape. One bottle of Hean's Essence makes a pint of the finest cough, cold, and sore throat remedy money can buy. To make a very big bottle of splendid cough remedy from a bottle of Hean's Essence is as simple as making a cup of tea. Read the circular and follow the simple directions. The mixture may be taken at any time, is pleasant to the taste, always does good and never spoils. At the same time you will find a saving of 10/- for your pocket. Hean s Essence is sold by most chemists and stores, or promptly post free on receipt of price, 2/-, from G. \V. Hean, Chemist, Wanganui. Be sure you get ri-E-A-N-'S and read the circular. 14

Another juvenile bnzaar in aid of th# Belgian Fund will be lield on Saturday afternoon nt 79 Fitzhcrbert Street, I'etone, at 2.30 p.m. The youthful promoters are (lie Misses Boyd, Jones, and Chesterman, es-pnpils of the Petone West School. Tho 'Wellington Ladies' Hockey Association meet in tho Y.JI.C.A. .Rooms on Wednesday overling next.

. A GREAT HOME ENTERTAINER. When in Wellington you should not fail to visit "Tho Bristol's" Gramophone Parlour. You can hear all tho latest successes without being under any obligation to purchase. The Gramophones and Records stocked by The Bristol Piano Company, Ltd., whioh has been established in Now Zealand over 32 yearn, are the world-renowned "His .Master's Voice." Instruments and Records should be always ordered from The Bristol Piano Co., Ltd., WrHi.nstcn. M, J, Broeliw, Kcrtli Island lim«r.-A.dvt,