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Dominion, Volume 8, Issue 2527, 30 July 1915, Page 7

— VI r ;; bj ..... AMUSEMENTS. , < JJIS MAJESTY'S THEATRE. Courtenay Place.'Phone 165. TO-NIGHT At 8. . Why Largo Audiences Nightly? A Wonderful Show! [The Biggest Tlieatrical Success ever . offered.to the public. • : ■ 'A' SENSATIONAL ENGAGEMENT/ Euormoos Success in this Theatre of .Tack Waller's musical flight of fancy. : THE BUTTERFLIES England's brilTHE BUTTERFLIES liant.and.venaTHE BUTTERFLIES . tilo . entertainTHE BUTTERFLIES ers, par cxcelTHE BUTTERFLIES.' lence. . :•! - . Teeming with Brilliant Novelties and Surprise Artists. ' Inoluding MR. JACK WALLER, ....... MI!. JACK WALLER, The Inimitable Entertainer. MAMMOTH VAUDEVILLE OLIO. ' • .To-night, First.Appearance 0f,., THE GREAT BAFFLING BAKER CO. THE GREAT. BAFFLING BAKER CO. - THE GREAT BAFFLING BAKER CO. j A first-class , Co. of American illusionist - To-night, First Appearance of MISS GRACIE GRAHAM, MISS GRACIE GRAHAM, English star vocal comedienne. Welcome reappearance of - ■ JESSIE AND. DOLLY, MILLER, ' The popular American. Duo. : ~ NELLIE. KOLLE. * . Is. fid., Is.' Booking, at Thf Bristol Piano Co.- Doors;'7.ls. : Absolutely Last Day. and Night of CHEERFUL CHARLIE CHAPLIN, iii liis big hit, "MASQUERADERS." ' gMFRESS ' •*"' THEATRE, ALL day; FROM 11 TO i 0.15 P.M. FILMS-CHOICEST OF THE CHOICE, GRAND DRAMAS-GRAND COMEDIES, The best Slave'play -for years.' ADMIRED BY EVERYBODY. • "THE' 'SLAVE ' Glßi.""' "It' eclipses" "the: SLAVE GIRL." ."Uncle Tom'# "THE SLAVE GIRL/' Cabin" , "THE SLAVE GIRL." and the 7 r "THE. .SLAVE ~GIRL." "Octoroon.". ■After. Emotion follows FUN, v < : . "AMBROSF/S FURY" (Keystone) '. ' /.!:> Irabin's laugh, "HAUNTED ATTIC.'*Then a captivating Vita, play, . "LOVE WILL OUT." ' A splendid ''AUSTRALIAN GAZETTE.Adults 3d. and (id. Reserves, Is. "pianos. l, . 1 LET A GOOD FIRM HELP YOUR CHOICE. ' jPHAS. BEGG AND/CO. are in'a pod* tionto help j;ou in the choice of a. PiaEo;' their Agencies are'the best possible, and their 51 years' reputation for. ■ straightforward trading is a guarantee oj. _ fair dealing.' Their Agencies aro as follow:— BRITISH: JOHN BRINSMEAD 'AND SONS, GEORGE. ROGERS AND SONS, CIIALLEN AND SONS, MOORE AND MOORE, NEWMAN, •• JUSTIN BROWNE.. . FRENCH:, . , . THE , FAMOUS PLEYEL • PIANQ (Paris). AMERICAN: • ' • • THE ESTEY; Manufactured by the/ Estey Organ and Piano Co.-. . GRAND PIANOS.—We have just land-i ed a shipment of Biiou Grands by BRINSMEAD, CHALLEN, ROGERS & SONS, and PLEYEL.:. .These Pianos are magnificent instruments, and' will suit - tho - smallest room. If you have an Upright Piano, we will' allow present value as part payment', for' a Grand. This t is ■ worth investigating. ' . ' ' " ■• ' The abovo constitute a range of higlw grade maters unequalled in the Dominion. All intending purchasers should pav a visit to our Showrooms, and. inspect the different models. Onr extended payment system makes it an easy matter, for anyone to : become the owner of aj Piano. ■ • ' ■. CHAS. BEGG AND CO., LTD., MANNERS STREET, 'WELLINGTON. THE OLDEST ESTABLISHED PIANO ; ; HOUSE IN N.Z, BRICK'S * Luncheon and tea rooms, BRANDON : STREBT, nest to Kirkcaldie and Stains, ... If you want a'good Fish, or Moaf Tea, 5 to 7.80, try Brioe's. . A.B.C. TAXI SERVICE. (PARS FOR HIRE OR STORED, \J Oil and Petrol Supplied. : • 1 'Plmhw ■ 2924.. AddreM: Next Publio Trust Office, Lambton- Quay. - - 'N. NIGHTINGALE Proprietress' • HE SILVER ■ GRID, Cuba . Street! Don't miss dining here on.- weel days, as we are closed all day Sunday. 1 rpHE GRAND ' v FIRE-SCREEN, (Patented.) Fixes on to side of Mantel and-works exactly • like »• 6pring-blind. 1 1 'Prices • ■ (postage paid)—Blaclr, 12s. Gd.; Antique Finkh, 17s. 'Bd/- • * Send- for - Illustrated \ Catalogue. Sole Agents: -HOPWOOD , ■■ HARD WARE.' LTD., Palmerston-'Nofth.