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Dominion, Volume 8, Issue 2445, 26 April 1915, Page 7

AMUSEMENTS. TARGE rriOWN TT ALL. J-'A RGB 1 OWN JJL ALL, TONIGHT. TONIGHT. LEO CHERNIAVSKY PRICES; JAN CHERNIAVSKY 3'* MISCHEL CHERNIAVSKY ABSOLUTELY LAST RECITAL. POPULAR PEOGEAMME. BOX PLAN AT BRISTOL PIANO CO. p f in D Minor (Aronsig); Collo 6oloa. (a) Cantabile (Con); (b) Musette (Offenbach) (0) Papillon (Poppar), Piano Solos, (a) Nocture (Chopin), (b), Studie (Chopin), (c) March Militm (Schubert) Violin 0010 U'aust), 'lautarie (\Yienia,wsky), Trio, Peer Gynt (Grieg).

mHE KING'S TH-EATEE A HAYWARD'S PICTURES. "Where the crowd goes is safe to follow.' COMI'LETE CHANGE TO-NIGHT. Presenting A new French Photo-play, bearing on the fateful influence ol' heredity, HIS SOX'S ACCUSER, The son of his father, despite hi? environment, follows tho dissolute parent's early footsteps, and embarking on a downward career brings disaster on innoceni heads. The reformed father, now a do tective, unknowingly tracks down the son How Fate balances the tangle is well tole by the film. A tender romance adds the brightei touch to the picture and completes a drama of strong interest. 4000 ft. HIS SON'S ACCUSER. 4000 ft Produced with the refined artistry foi which Patho is famous. Additional— HELEN INTERVENES'. Charming Child Study. AUSTRALIA'S SONS (en route to Berlin). Newest Keystone Carelifter HOGAN'S SPREE. WAR GAZETTE. PRICES—Is. and 6d. Reserves at th( Bristol Piano Co., Is. 6d. JjIVERYBODY'S. TO-DAY AT NOON. An absorbing detective drama in which Sexton Blake, the famous Sleuth, elucidates a crime. THE MYSTERY OF 3500 ft. THE MYSTERY OF of THE MYSTERY OF thrills. Mystery THE DIAMOND BELT. Subtlety THE DIAMOND BELT, abound. THE DIAMOND BELT. Sexton Blako stories are widely popular, and no picture of the series has such an ingenious plot or produces such exciting sensational episodes as THE MYSTERY OF THE MYSTERY OF THE DIAMOND BELT. THE DIAMOND BELT. In which Sexton Blako and his assistants 6ecure the arrest of diamond thieves. THE PLUMBER, Pity THE PLUMBER. the .poor. THE PLUMBER. householder. . A Keystone water comedy full of laughter. GAUMONT GRAPHIC. Prices: Adults, 6d.; Children. 3d. rpOWN HALL CONCERT CHAMBER, ! THE VIOLETS! THE VIOLETS! THE VIOLETS! THE VlOuvi'S! THE VIOLETS 1... THE VIOLETS.! The Violets will Bloom for the First Time in N.Z. on WEDNESDAY, sth; MAY, ' WEDNESDAY,. stb MAY, And they will continue to Bloom Nightly for some 'considerable period. At the outset, it is just as well to state that THE VIOLETS! THE VIOLETS! Are not a horticultural exhibit. We are not announcing a flower 6how. We aro introducing the Smartest, Cleverest, and Most Versatile Pierrot and Costume Comedy Company ever sent to these Islands, or any other, islands, by Mr, Edward, Branscombe. THE VIOLETS! THE VIOLETS! You occasionally hear a sentimental singer lifting up bis or her voice in "Violets." In rather mournful tones they chant "Every morii I bring thee violets, Wlhicn I culled for thee at night, and they finish off* with a long-drawn sigh "Ah-h-h-h" set to musio, but long before they arrive at the last note you imagine they are in pain. Now, that's not the case with THE. VIOLETS! THE VIOLETS! , In the first place, we don't cull them tho night before, and then plant them before you a faded bunch. They are kept fresh throughout, and their fragrance is imperishable. We'll finish on that to-day while we take a walk through the conservatory. P.S.—lt may please you to learn that tho Plan opens Next Saturday at The Bristol. Tax in three parts—3s., 25., Is. Direction Edward Branscombe, Pty., Ltd. Managing Director, Mr. Edward Branscombe General Manager Leo. Du Chateau General Rep. N.Z John Hopkins "DRICE'S LUNCHEON & TEA ROOMS ARE NOW OPEN, Where Customers will have the BEST OF ATTENTION. BRANDON STREET, Next to Kirkealdio and Stains. A.B.C. TAXI SERVICE. fIASS. FOR HIRE OR STOEED. Oil and Petrol Supplied. 'Phone 2924. Address: Next Publio Trust Offioe, Lambton Quay. N. NIGHTINGALE Proprietress ' THE COLBIR SYSTEM. rTIEACHES you to play the Piano in A 10 to 20 lessons (no scales). Takes a pupil further into musio than 3 or 4 years under ordinary conditions. Learn to play all the latest Songs and Two-Steps' as they are published (no special music required); saves time and money. Make usa of the long evenings and benefit your future life. Testimonials from all parts of New Zealand of the sucoess of our pupils. 'If you already read musio learn by this, system how to convert your musio to ragtime. A Ragtime Player is always popular. Call or write for all particulars. Interviews any time. Birley's College of Music, Boulcott Chambers (first floor up), Boulcott Street. FAMOUS ENGLISH PIANOS AT "THE BRISTOL." John Broadwoqd and Son's Instruments represent man's highest achievement in piano construction. It is the product of the firm who dato from 1752, and who have been makers to Royalty since George 11. Tho Bristol Piano Co., Ltd., which has iseu established in . New Zealand >vor 32 years, hold ertensivS stocks of the Sroadwood and other English pianos of vorld-wide prestige, including the Sames md the Collard and Collard. Easy terms, rhe Bristol Piano Co., Ltd., Wellington. Slanager, M. J. Brookes.—Advt.

REMOVED; REMOVED. REMOVED, rpO Customers and the Public generally, I wish to inform that I have A Removed my Old-established Business from the corner of Vivian arid Tnraitaki Streets into a more modern, commodious, and up-t<Hlate Shop No 111 Vivian Strcc.t, near Cuba Street (corner Crawford Terrace), which piace 'until recently was occupied by U.F.S. Dispensary. For the past twonty-two .rrare I have so carefully, thoughtfully, and successfully conducted my business that it has frrown to such an extent that I found my old premises too small and inconvenient, and so was compelled to seek ■ larger and up-to-date. shop. By so doing I shall be better able to cater for and attend to the requirements of my old as woll as new customers with tho same care and satisfaction that I have givon in the past. In conclusion, I take this opportunity of thanking my customers for the loval support tendered me in the past, and trust to still havo the pleura of a con tinuatinn of their acquaintance and patronage in my now premises, . R. M; GREEN, . . Kftl££»GlSSfltjUshk mjirinw-wlll Atilihn ■