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Dominion, Volume 8, Issue 2540, 14 August 1915, Page 7

AMUSEMENTS. ~~ TOWN HALL. ~ _ Direction Wm. J. Skephard. Manager .. l ." .. Roland Starely A A UNIQUE EVENT IN THE HISTORY OF ENTERTAINMENT. COMMENCING-.' WEDNESDAY) NEXT WEDNESDAY : , A MAGNIFICENT series op war pictures. rvVITH 'THE' ' FIGHTING FORCES 1 OF EUROPE AS SHOWN BY THE WONDERFUL NEW PROCESS : KINEMACOLOR. TRUE TO LIFE AND COLOUR! ' ' THE ARMIES OF THE ALLIES AND ~ „ „ , GERMANY'S FIGHTING MACHINE, POTUL& is. Bos Plan ttill open at The Bristol Piano Co. on MONDAY MORNING Next

QRAND OPERA HOUSE.] Lessees J. C. Williamson, Ltd. Direction E. J. Carroll. For a Season of Seven Nights Only, commencing SATURDAY NEXT, AUGUST Slat, ' Return of ME. AND SIRS. GRAHAM MOFFAT And a newly-augmented Company of Scottish Players, in. their original parts, andi with, their West End Lou- . don production, "of, . •"A SCRAPE 0' THE PEN, 'i By Graham Moffat. From the Comedy Theatre, London, Reappearance ill Wellington of MR.,GRAHAM MOFFAT ns MATTHA INGLIS MRS. GRAHAM MOFFAT as LEEZIE INGLIS Miss Winifred Moffat ... Agnes M'lntyre Miss Nail Taylor Mrs. McAllister Miss Jean Clyde ..... .Becnie Scott Mr. Abie Barker Geordie Pow Mr. David Urquhart Peter Dalkeith Mr. Bob Anderson ...-. Wull First Appearance in Wellington of. Miss Mattie M'Lellan Jeau Lowthor ■Miss Margaret Noblo Flora M'Gilp Miss Gertie Henderson Mrs. Blaikie Mrs. H. S. Valentine Taffy Knot Little Jean M'Coll Wee Eppie Mr. Alec Hunter Hugh Menzies Mr. Robert Puidio Alec Inglis !4ct I.—The Farm Kitchen,.Honejneuk: Afternoon. Act 2.—Scene 1: The satno: Night. Scene 2: The Village Cross, Minniehive. Time, midnight. Act 3.—Samo as Act 1, Time, after midnight. The action takes place on tho 31st December, • 1874, and on tho Ist January, 1875,' immediately after the year comes in. PRICES: 6s. (Res.), 3s. and Is. Early doors, Stalls and Gallery, la. extra. BOX PLAN WILL, OPEN AT THE BRISTOL ON WEDNESDAY MORNING next. :... \ WELLINGTON CITY CORPORATION. BAND PERFORMANCE. SUNDAY, AUGUST 15th, 1914. mHE TRAMWAYS BAND mil give a JL performance at the NEWTOWN PARK, at 3 p.m. on SUNDAY, August 15th, 1914 (weather permitting). . • ONO. R. PALMER, .Town. Clerk. 13th August, 1915 i . . ■VTEW ASSOCIATION. " Sunday" - concert * . ' . At HIS MAJESTY'S THEATRE. . TO-MORROW. SUNDAY, 15th AUGUST, 8.15 p.ni. Collection in' Aid of N.Z. Natives 1 Association Ladies' Guild for ' Sick'"and Wonnded Soldiers. A FIRST-CLASS PROGRAMME . '■ By Leading Artists. Admission Free. Silver Coin' Collection. BrinSmead Upright Grand Piano kindly lont by C. Boete and Co. SUNDAY WEEK. 22nd AUGUST, At His Majesty's, a Concert will ha given by , the N.Z. Natives' Band; C. M'INTYRE, Hon; Seo. WANTED Known, Silver Grid Luncheon, Tea and Supper Rooms; hot meals supplied. Week days, 10 a.m. to 11 p.m. Closed all day Sunday.

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