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Dominion, Volume 8, Issue 2570, 18 September 1915, Page 7

AMUSEMENTS. JJIS MAJESTY'S (THEATRE*-TO-DAY, at 180 BAKGAIN •' I'o-DAY, at 2.30 MATINEE! MATINEE! Tie Vaudeville' Programme MATINEE! of the year. Inoluding MATINEE! euoh world-famed names a& MATINEE!. • THE GREAT LUTES CO, MATINEE! LEW HOFFMAN. MATINEE! VIOLET TREVEN YON, MATINEE! HAZEL MORRIS. ; MATINEE! ROSIE RIFLE 00, i - " - MATINEE! ORPHEA. ■ MATINEE! CASELLI SISTERS. ERN. PITCHER, FRANK HERBERTS. THE CHEAPEST AND BEST SHOW. IN THE WORLD FOR THE MONEY. 6d. le. 6d.-ls. Od'. Is. 64. Is. 6d.- Is, Gd. 1?. ■_ (id.. Is.. 6d, Is. LOOK AT THE PRICES I Od. - Ib. Sd. Is. • 6d. Is. • 6d. 15..6& Is. 6d. Is. 6d; Is. Gd. Is. NOTE.—As a record crowd is expected, • you will be well advised to ' DOME EARLY TO GET GOOD SEATS, " Doors open 1.45, ooinmenoe 2.30. Plenty ; of room for Go-carts and Prams. TTIS MAJESTY'S ! THEATRE, JLA Courtenay Place. 'Phone 165. TO-NIGHT At 8. TO-NIGHU New FULLERS'. Vaudeville Specialty -FULLERS' ■■ Company. ■, An overwhelming triumph achieved bji JPHE GREAT LUTES AND 00. ■- ' . : The Wizard of the Feet. ." Exclusive Engagement of HAZEL MORRIS.. . ? MISS VIOLET TREVENYON* EDWARDS AND PARKES. ; , THE CASELLI SISTERS. OKPSEA ROSIE-RIFLE CO. ERN. PITCHER. FRANK HERBERTE .Last Night of LEW HOFFMAN. " and 0.5.. 25.; Stalls, Is, J. s - Booking at The Bristol 6d, extra. ■ Doors, 7.15. rpHB EMPRESS, Finishing To-day, .Vitagraph's Grand Story, :..'"v. • "OUT OF THE PAST." And Powerful Allied Films, MONDAY NEXT! FORD STERLING! FORD STERLINGS FORD STERLING! FORD STERLING' ' FORD STERLING! FORD STERLING! " FORD STERLING! FORD STERLING! The man who has made millions laugh, in • f'HB WOULDN'T STAY DOWN." ' "HE WOULDN'T STAY DOWN." ■' "HE WOULDN'T STAY;DOWN." •"HE WOULDN'T STAY DOWN.".' A Bright, Brisk, Breezy Bunch ■: . of wholesome fun , ''THE FRAME UPI" , • "THE FRAME UP!" • "THE FRAME UP!" ; "THE FRAME UP!" "THE FRAME UP!" Eaton's stirringi story of New " York's under-world. "PURE GOLD/" "PURE GOLD.I "PURE GOLD." ■ "PURE GOLD," A highly-pleasing Yitagraph, . OUR NEW TOPICAL ' • •. . OUR NEW, TOPICAL Contains the latest War Doings . in England, and Grand Views of , Kitchener, the War Genius, at the Guildhall, 3d., Bd. Res., Js. , ' THE MOST POPULAR SONG SINCE -v"TIPPERARY," , "WHERE ARE THE LADS OF'-OTJWi ZEALAND TO-NIGHT."-This Song is in demand all over New 1 Zealand, the original edition being -known ■* - as "Where are: the Lads, of. the Village To-night." To meet several requests the ' publishers have issued a New Zealand edition" with • appropriate words:'. This has a catchy 'melody, the refrain especK ally so. ' ' " ' "■ The Price is only • • - • SIXPENCE 1 PER COPY, ■> Posted, 7d. : Everyone should have a Copy, tibtainablo at every, Musio or,; Booksellers in N.Z., or;.from; the distributors . r<HAS. ; BEGG. AND- CO., ' ffl)., " MANNERS ST., WELLINGTON, . ; - Open tiU'9' o'clock Friday,' " A.B.C. TAXI ' riARS FOR HSB OR STORED, ■ V Oil and Petrol' Supplied. 'Phone 2921. . .'Address: Nest.PublioTrust , : . Lainbtan Quay. - N. NlGHTlNGALE'Proprietress, ' BRICE'S LUNCHEON , AND . TEA' ROOMS., BRANDON STREET, next to J Kirtcaldie and Stains. .V", , If you want a good Fish or Meat Tea, 5 to 7,30, try Brice's,. ' the grand fire-screenT (Patented.) - Fixes on to.'side of Mantel'and worka exactly like , a spring-blind. Prioea (postage paid)— Black, 12s. Gd.; Antique. Fin6h, 17fl. 6d. Send . for Illustrated Catalogue. 1 Sole Agents: HOPWOOD, HARDWARE, LTD., Palmerston North|-i