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Dominion, Volume 8, Issue 2560, 7 September 1915, Page 7

AMUSEMENTS. / HIS MAJESTY'S THEATRE, ; Conrtenay Place. Thone 165. . j TO-NIGHT*/ at 8. "SATURDAY, 2.80<. i Last Fivo Nights' Farewell Season' of j PAUL STANHOPE and his ! : AMERICAN MUSICAL REVUE CO., ' j Who, in -response to hundreds of requests, ' will revive for six nights only tho extra- • j . • ordinarily successful burlesque' ' ! Last FUN ON A FARM-' Last : j Five FUN ON A FARM Five j Nights' FUN ON A FARM Nights ■ The brightest and 1 breeziest of all '• , j . comedies, and ojio of tho most novel ' \ ■- ■ and :. - . • . ■ REFRESHING STAGE ATTRACTIONS ..EVER SEEN IN WELLINGTON. , j A positive feast of .'laughter, .. -j .' Supported by an. • .. . I ALL-STAR' VAUDEVILLE COMPANY,'- ! Complete Change of Programme'bv ] BILLY WELLS & THE ECLAIR TWAINS . j In' their'unique "Girard" specialty, ... ;j . JESSIE and: DOLLY MILLER,;' a . ] In their charming musical interlude, i PHIL PEKCIVAL, v.- ] In new and.original act at.the piano;! ..'.. ;; ERNEST PITCHER. F.: HERBERTS. j Prices.—2s., Is. Gd., and Is. Booking at the Bristol 6d. extra. Doom, 7.15. • \ Ha! Ha! — CAPTURED — Ha! Hal ! That rarity"' .ofrarities'.,: . • . 1 A NEW ORIGINAL COMEDY. jgj MP R ESS ' TEBITE E, ! AGAIN TO-DAY: 11 TO 10.15 P.M.- ! Keystone's great screen star, ■ j FORD STIRLING in the hit j FORD STIRLING of his life, ' , -1 "OUR DAREDEVIL CHIEF." i "OUR . DAREDEVIL CHIEF." ■ ■ "OUR DAREDEVIL CHIEF." : l Ford Stirling is tho - ,FUNNIEST. POLICEMAN - ALIVE,' ' You'll laugh till yoil cry at HIS BOBBY'S , SLIDE FOR LIFE. > Then a great Vitagraph drama,; : Maurice Costello as.tho.hero, in . ' . "THE , UNDERSTUDY!". (Stage story), ': ! Another charming heart plav is , "HAUNTING MEMORIES." - ! Then'many things.ofecur'in : ' . "AN ACTOR'S BOAEDINGHOUSE."' V i A Choice "Topical Budget.": - * i ' Adults: 3d. and'.6a.',-' Res. Soc., Is. ~r. .-j ONE, TWO,' THREE;' 1': : FOUR, riVE, SIX 1 : -<=, I • ■ SEPTEMBER. 1 ' HINEMOA." INEMOA;" . . ; 6 NIGHTS ,! • , AN INSTANTANEOUS SUCCESS. ! THE PATRIOTIC SONG. , ."knitting '""Knitting " I mHIS Song has "caught on," and in I A New Zealand is repeating the gTeat success it is'enjoying in Great Britain ana Australia. . Last week we gdvo tho Cist : verse, now the second verse and chorus ; "Clang and clamour, smoko and dust and I . •— Blindly fighting on, catching -every ■ breath. . ... ■'■' '''-. ■' , ; ; ■■■ •. . Comrades dropping down ■ on ov'ry 6ide, v Holding back the • seething,. hostile tide. : i But at home the loving hands,ara.6till . Knitting with.;their. hearts, knitting wrtE. ' a will, ' V',.. ■ ' ■ ■ ■ ; ! Knitting for their Empire, king and eoldieTS too; \ \ , i j. They're knitting for, tho onqs' so 'bravef'j and true." ' " | . Chorus: • _ '] ■ : . Knitting, knitting, knitting,, with the _ ■ ■ khaki wool-and (?rcy, .® ~ . MUifflers, socks; and Balaolava caps,, they , aTe knitting day by day;. . \ Knitting,, knitting, knitting, with a prayer in row; • That the ones they hold in their heart so ■ dear may be guarded-as they go. We would like you to oall at our Ware-, house and hear it played over. - If unable, ■ send, Is.-10d. in sainps and we will i»st. you a copy. ' • CHAS. BEGG AND CO., LTD.; ' : ■ ' "Manners Street, *'' . WELLINGTON.. Agents for' - ' the Famous Brinsmea<3 Pianos. ■' . . ALL THE WELL-KNOWN MAKES I GENTLEMEN'S SUITINGS •' ' . ■ ■ Are represented at . .. ' - < MILLIGAN'S, KELBURN, AVENUE. r . ■ Tl/fOWN to the;ground;is the -result of ITX your when your mower hits; bean sharpened or repaired by H. Ber-. gersen, who ' is " an''expert.'"New mh' second-hand mowers - always on 'haca. Don't throw'away your old before consulting H. E. Bergersen,' Lara-Mower' Expert, 27 and; 29 Broad Street, Palmer v > 6ton North. 'Phone 499. ' | ■ THE GRAND EIRE-SCREEN^ ' (Patented.). _. , ~ • | Fixes on -to' 6ide of Mantel-and ' exactly like;, a spring-blind.... (postage paid)r-Black, 12s. 6d,;\Aitique • Finah, 17s. fid.'.. Send '! for. lUustrated' Catalogue. ' Sole - Agents r -HOPWOOD HARDWARE,. LTD., Palmerston North..