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Dominion, Volume 8, Issue 2452, 4 May 1915, Page 7

AMUSEMENTS. l ' fJ\HE KING'S. HAYWARD'S PICTURES. Excel lenco in Exhibition. EACH EVENING AT EIGHT. ■A. Sensational and Sentimental Study • of the "Smart Set" of tlio "States," '.HIE INTRIGUERS! <5 THE INTRIGUERS! THE INTRIGUERS! THE INTRIGUERS! THE INTRIGUERS! THE INTRIGUERS!. An interesting feature by Lubin, bcinp a story of the machinations of two wellbred adventurers among America's elite. The film shows a. wide knowledgo of human nature, and throws light on some of the "inside" doings of "High" Society. Has a pleasing plot. THE WONDERS OF MAGNETISM. . "Wizard" Edison's marvellous invention; THE RED SIGNAL, A Kalom Tailroad drama. CONEY ISLAND NIGHTMARE, fun at America's Playground. Newest Animated Scenes from the War. Keystone Fun Film, with Ryd. Chaplin. Is, and Gd. Reserves at Bristol Piano Co., Is. 6d. EVERYBODY'S, TO-DAY FROM NOON. Nordisk Magnificent Feature. An episode in the life of Dr. Gar-el-Hama, a master of criminality. THE ABDUCTION Sensational THE ABDUCTION to the THE ABDUCTION last inch. To earn 6asy money Dr. Gar-El-Hama abducts the Consul's daughter, ana her subsequent rescue by Lieutenant Erskui6> her fiance, making a most thrilling story. his second Childhood. A Keystone joke in which Charles Murray has a rollicking hilarious part. PLEASING UNCLE. GAUMONT GR APHIC. Prices: Adults, fid.; Children. 3d. PEOPLE'S The Only PICTURE Show PALACE. "Worth While. A GREAT MILITARY PRODUCTION. THE "WAR BABY. THE WAR BABY. THE WAR BABY. THE WAR BABY. THE WAR BABY. This Superb Picture cannot fail to arouse ! the sympathy of any audience. Vivid 6cenes from the battlefield. Stirring action throughout the wholo ;film. THE HEART'S THE HEARTS REFUGE, THE HEART'S REFUGE, , "A novel in a nutshell." Unique in its intensity, this offering has proved to be "The Sensation of the Year." Supported by Numerous Others. 1 FOLLOW THE CROWDS! FOR OUR SOLDIERS., A GRAND MISCELLANEOUS CONCERT WILL be given in the Concert Chamber Of the Town Hall, TO-NIGHT, MAY 4th, at 8 p.m., by the Wellington Amateur Choral Club assisted by other leading artists. Choruses, quartets, elocutionary items and artistic dancing by clever little pupils. The proceeds will be devoted to a fund for the benefit of incapacitated returned troopers and their dependents or the dependents of troopers killed while in action. You have friends or relatives going to the Front; therefore oi:r object must appeal -to you. Show your practical sympathy and give us your support by being present. • TICKETS: ONE SHILLING. W. H. NASH, Hon. Seo. WELLINGTON CARNIVAL-QUEEN. HUTT AND PETONE CANDIDATE.

"OIR-MS, Societies, Works. and Persons -IP interested are invited to nominate a suitable Lady as the Hutt and Pfltone candidate in connection with Wellington. Monster Carnival Queen Scheme. Nominations must be in 'writing, signed by two nominators, and left at the Pebone or Lower Hutt Borough Offices not later than 5 p.m. on FRIDAY NLXT, 7th inst. Details of election will bo published later. .T. W. M*EWAN, Mayor of Petone. H. BALDWIN, Mayor of Lower Hutt. ICAL SUCCESSES B E G G'S THIS SEASON'S ■'WALTZ: "DESTINY" WALTZ.—This, composition of Sydney Baynes is now a worldwide SUCCO6S, and . is already ' fairly wellknown in New Zealand. "DESTINY" is sure to be the popular Waltz this winter. We havo just received a large ; supply m reply to our cable order. Pries- Is. 3d. copy, posted Is. lOd. "HERE WE ARE AGAIN (referring to the British Soldier). The successor to "Tipperary." This Song has a grand swing, and is now sung by all the Troops. It is saying a great deal when we say this Song is almost as popular in Great Britain as the famous "Tipperary." Price 6d. copy, posted 7d. "WHEN SONG IS SWEET."-Onr- latest Drawing-room Ballad. This Song is. our latest success, and promises to range with "Perfect Day," "My Task," and other popular successes. Set in three keys to suit all voices. A song every singer should have. t Price Is. (id. copy, posted Is.. 7d. ~ , Our Pianists are always available to try over the above and any other item CHAS. BEGG AND CO., LTD., Manners St., Wellington. New Zealand's Leading Music House. Importers of High-grade British Pianos.

BALLROOM DANCING. ' PROFICIENCY ENSpBDSIX PRIVATE LESSONS OR ONE QUARTER AT CLASS. MRS. H. B. MASON teaches daily at her Private Hall. Classes for-be-, ginners, Monday and Wednesday Evening' term commencing with pupil. Private Lessons by arrangement, by Day or Evening. • . Address: 86 Ghuznee St. (near St. Peter's Church). "PRICE'S LUNCHEON & TEA ROOMS ARE NOW OPEN. Where Customers will have the BEST OF ATTENTION. BRANDON STREET. Next to Kirkcaldie and Stains. FON FOR THE KIDDIES. ' A CHILD'S Toy and the grown-ups delight. The Bubbler blows great bi(r transparent Bubbles that oan be fillea with tobacco smoke, and thrown about to the intense amusement of everybody. One box makes 20 thousand Bubbles. Post free, Is. Catalogues 6ont free. A. W. Moran and Son, 60 Willis Street, -Wellington. . .

THE "Ever-Ready" Patented Quick-Re-ference device is applicable to Invoice. Memo., Delivery, Consignment, Receipt, atid many other books. Simple, cheap, and effective. Sole Agents, the Wellington Publishing Co., Ltd., "Domiaion" Aveuue, Wellington. ET the "Dominion" General Printing Department handle your neit order, whatever your requirements. Prompt attention. Reasonable charges. 'Phone 1442. __

REMOVED. REMOVED. REMOVED. TO my Customers and the Public generally, I wish to inform that I have Removed my Old-established Business from the corner of Vivian and Tarannki Streets into a more modern, commodious, and up-to-date Shop, No. 141 Vivian Street, near Cuba Street (corner Crawford Terrace), which place until recently was occupied by U.F.S. Dispensary. For the past twenty-two years I have so carefully, thoughtfully, and successfully conducted my business that it has grown to such an extent that I found mv old premises too small and inconvenient, and so was compelled to seek a larger and up-to-date shop. By so doing I #ha'U be belter able to cator for and attend to Hie requirements of my old as well as new customers 'with, tho same care and satisfaction that I have given in the past. In conclusion, I take this opportunity of thankinr my customers for tho loyal funp.rt-l (cndcrwl me in the pant, and trust to still nave the pleasure of a continuation ol ilieir acquaintance and patronage in my new premises. R. M. GREEN, . «£& medicines TriU stall-bo es pramnsls,*