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AMUSEMENTS. THE CROWD GROWS DENSER. Wo can only advise you to BOOK NOW AT THE BRISTOL, Is. fill. BOOK NOW AT THE MISTOL, Is. Gd. All plans for the fi nights' season All plans for the 0 nights' season ARE PILLING LIKE WILDFIRE, And tho City's thousands wend to The kin<ts to-night, at s. HE KING'S TO-NIGHT, at 8. THE KING'S TO-NIGHT, at S. Each evening there are BRILLIANT ASSEMBLAGES INSIDE, Hundreds disappointed outside. A SUCCESS UNPARALLELED A SUCCESS UNPARALLELED In Wellington's picture history has been Achieved by THE ARTISTIC TRIUMPH FILM. Thte love story The lovo story THAT STARTLED TWO CONTINENTS. ELINOR. GLYN'S At one timo PROHIBITED BOOK, PROHIBITED BOOK, ELINOR. GLYN'S "THREE WEEKS." .ELINOR GLYN'S "THREE WEEKS." ELINOR GLYN'S "THREE WEEKS." ELINOR GLYN'S "THREE WEEKS'." ELINOR GLYN'S "THREE WEEKS." ELINOR GLYN'S "THREE WEEKS.". ELINOR GLYN'S "THREE WEEKS." ELINOR GLYN'S "THREE WEEKS." ELINOR GLYN'S "THREE WEEKS." ELINOR GLYN'S "THREE WEEKS." ELINOR GLYN'S "THREE WEEKS." ELINOR GLYN'S "THREE WEEKS." Passed by tho Censor as , , FREE FftOM OFFENCE. (i Press Opinions: "Tho theatre will be crowded again and again, for the general excellence of tho film is beyond doubt—beautiful 6cenory, gorgeous dressing, and superb acting;"— 'Dominion." "A superb motion picture—tho subtlety of the plot is so delicately treated that it leaves a charitable impression of tho purity of passion."—"N.Z. Times." "The wholo film is a masterpiece in silent dTama, and the setting and acting are of tho highest standing."—"Post." NO ADVANCE IN PRICES. Gd. and Is. Roservo Bristol, Is. 6d. Lato bookings 'Dheatre; 'Phone 3143. Big War Boom, "Hero of the Dardanelles," at EVERYBODY'S. Packed with enthusiastic Patriots. WHO CHEER AND CHEER AGAIN At tho stirring martial scenes in OUR GRAND PATRIOTIC DRAMA, The thailling story of the imperishable bravery of our gallant troops at THE LANDING ON GALLIPOLI. Inspiring scenes at tho FORCING OF THE DARDANELLES. Three big nerve-thrilling parte. A grand Military Drama, 'A' HERO OF THE DARDANELLES. A HERO OF THE DARDANELLES. A HERO OF THE DARDANELLES. A HERO OF THE DARDANELLES. Sequel to that heart-stirring patriotic • inspiration, ■"WILL THEY NEVER COME?"The brave deeils ol THE COLONIAL SOLDIER LADS Will'live-in ENGLAND'S HISTORY FOR EVER. An indelible page lias been written in the book of brave deeds, and 'A HERO OF THE DARDANELLESA HERO OF THE DARDANELLES Will long be remembered, by all ivlio have the honour of liis pictorial acquaintance. 4 Big Supporting Features. 4 Prices as usual: Adults fid., Children 3d. HELP.NEW ZEALAND WOUNDED SOLDIERS. ■ A GRAND MUSICAL AND ELOCUTIONARY CONCERT Will bo given in CONCERT CHAMBER OF THE TOWN HALL, TO-NIGHT (Wednesday) TO-NIGHT By THE WELLINGTON AMATEUR CHORAL CLUB, Assisted by Madamo Anderson , (from London) and other Leading Artists. DANCING BY MISS BEERE'S ' CLEVER PUPILS. Admission, Is. 1 to all parts of the house. W. H. NASII, Hon. Sec. FOR OUR WOUNDED SOLDIERS. GOOD, Bright, and Enjoyable Items at tho Concert Chamber, Town Hall, TO-NIGHT (Wednesday). Every shilling spent is a Bliilling banked for our husbands, brothers, and sweethearts, who are fighting for us. ' , PIANOS —— PIANOS. LET A GOOD FIRM HELP YOTJE CHOICE. BEGG AND CO. are in a poslv7 tion to help j;ou in the ohoice of a Piano; their Agencies are the best possible, and their 54 years' reputation for straightforward trading is a guarantee of fair dealing. Their Agencies are. as follow.— BRITISH: JOHN BRINSMEAD 'AND SONS, GEORGE ROGERS AND SONS, CHALLEN AND SONS, MOORE AND MOORE, NEWMAN, JUSTIN BROWNE. FRENCH: THE FAMOUS PLEYEL PIANO (Paris). AMERICAN: THE ESTEY; Manufactured by tho Estey Organ and Piano Co. GRAND PIANOS.—We have just landed a shipment of Bijou Grands by BRINSMEAD, CHALLEN,'ROGERS & SONS, and PLEYEL. These Pianos are magnificent instruments, and will suit the smallest room. If you have an Upright Piano, we will allow present value as part payment for a Grand. This is worth investigating. The above constitute a range of hifjh. grade makers unequalled in the Dominion. All intending purchasers should pay, a visit to our Showrooms, and Inspect the different models. Our extended payment system makes it an easy matter for anyone to, become the owner -of a Piano. CHAS. BEGG AND CO., LTD.. MANNERS STREET, WELLINGTON. THE OLDEST ESTABLISHED PIANO HOUSE IN N.Z. POCKET-MONEY FOR THE BOYS. Money may be easily made by the Collection of rjIEA J^EAD, From Tea Chests or Packeta, GOOD PRICES Will bo paid for Tea Lead in. any quantity by THE WELLINGTON PUBLISHING CO., LTD, 'Apply to THE MANAGER, "Dominion" Office. rR Neuralgia and shattered Nerves, try Green's Nouralgia and Nerve Tonic. It never fails. Acts promptly, while its effects are lasting. Price, 2s. 6d. bottle. Proourable at R. M. GREEN, Chemist, 111 Vivian Street. rjpHE GRAND FIRE-SCREEN. (Patented.) Fixes on to sido of Mantel and works oxactly liko a spring-blind. Prices (postage paid)— Black, 12s. Gd.; Antique Finish, 17s. Gd. Send for Illustrated Catalogue. Sole Agents: HOPWOOD HARDWARE, LTD., Palmerston North. THE SILVER GRlD—What is it? Where is it? Tho Best Luncheon, Tea, and Supper Room in the City. Cuba -Street. Try it. HE SILVER GRID, Cuba Street. Don't miss dining hero ou week days, as wo are closed all day Sunday. LET the "Dominion" General Printing Department handle your next order, whatevor your requirements. Prompt EeM»n«Pl9 thwg«<.

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Dominion, Volume 8, Issue 2531, 4 August 1915, Page 9

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Page 9 Advertisements Column 3 Dominion, Volume 8, Issue 2531, 4 August 1915, Page 9

Page 9 Advertisements Column 3 Dominion, Volume 8, Issue 2531, 4 August 1915, Page 9

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