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Dominion, Volume 9, Issue 2596, 19 October 1915, Page 7

| AMUSEMENTS. Tremendous Success of THE 13 TG FEATURE FILM AT TUB tt-ING'S. HE -BEING'S. TO-NIGHT. TO-NIGHT. AND ALL TITIS WEEK. By the London Film Co., Featuring Clms. Rock, Gerald Ames, and Jano Gail. 5000 ft. of Pulsating, Penetrating Drama. Tlio AUCKLAND "STAR" says:-"It is undoubtedly one of the best pictures that has come to New Zealand for some time." The largo audience last night confirmed tliis, pronouncing it to be the MOST. VIVID AND SENSATIONAL Picture Seen in Wellington. Also, ■ r • "BEPPO, TUB BARBER." 'A Comedy that is Really Funnv, "JOHN HULL'S SKETCH BOOK" YELLOWSTONE PARK, U.S.A. THE LATEST EUROPEAN GAZETTE. PRICES.—Is. and 6d. Children halfprice. Reserves, Is. Cd. at The Bristol. JgVERYBODY'S. The Ifomo of Amusement. DAILY FROM NOON. A Glorious Bill of Picture Variety. With 6 STAR FEATURES 6 Headed by the Thannhauser Co. Sensational Drama, 2000 ft. 2000 ft. "AT THE BOTTOM OF THE SEA," "AT THE BOTTOM OF THE SEA," "AT THE BOTTOM OF THE SEA," The Fifth Episode of "THE MILLION DOLLAR MYSTERY." More exciting each time, and the mystery becomes more difficult to elucidato. Follow closely and you will seo who has the million dollars. "THE MIDNIGHT LIMITED." "THE MIDNIGHT LIMITED." One of ICalem's celebrated train stories, full of sensational happenings, and a brave girl plays, n ° great part in this pjaylet. "FLASHLIGHT FLIVVERS," "FLASHLIGHT - FLIVVERS," A rollicking, ricocheting, laugh picture. Ham and Bub are the boys for fun and frivolity. GAUMONT GRAPHIC—The Latest. Comedy, HOME-COMING OF HENRY. TEHERAN, Scenic. Prices: Adults 6d., Children 3d. |y[USIC FOR . THE MASSES. STILL ANOTHER, FROM HUNDREDS. 298 Hereford Street, ' Christchurcb, September 29th, 1915. Dear Mr. Birley,—Would you be bo kind as to send mo "Sweet by-and-Bye, witli Variations," also two others which I would like you to choose for me. I have marked on. your list pieces I already have, and hope you will choose rather difficult ones, as I like plenty to do. > Yours sincerely, KUR-A G. DIXON. (The above pupil had 16 lessons). Don't waste timo and money. The "Colbir" system of Ragtime teaches you to play all the latest songs and two-steps in 10 to 20 lessons. (No special music required.) Plenty of local references. Call and see testimonials from all parts, interviews ainy time. BIRLEY'S COLLEGE OF MUSIC, Boulcott Street (Chambers, first floor up). EXPEDITIONARY FORCES. BRASS BADGES AND BUTTONS. REAL Brass Regulation Hat, Shoulder, Collar Badges, and Brass Buttons for all Arms, lanyards, leather buttons, real wool money bolts, breeches, putties, canes, and all military trimmings for officers and men at

AMUSEMENTS. npHE TfTIMPRESS. AHE iIfMJPEESS. Tho Clarendon Company, Celebrated British Film Makers, present, ui 3000 foet, a stirring story of Elnglfsh Sooiety Lifo with its fads and its fashions, its passions, and its pathos, Boin" tho story of a reprobate's rise, fall,, and redemption. The tale of a wife who withstood tho tempter and helped a weak man to fight the good fight .and win out, to Prosperity, Love, and Happiness, - OTHERS ARE: TOPICAL BUDGET, No. 207. War Facts of the Moment. There's Giggles, Gurgles, and Guffawa, and every species of merriment known and unknown when Billie Ritchie, Chaplin's Double, writes THE FATAL NOTE. An L.K.O. Laugkmaker. PRICES—3d. and 6d. by Day. At Night, Gd. all over, and Res. Se(U Is. . rjIOWN HALL. TOWN TT4T.TI TO-NIGHT! ! TO-NIGHT! At 8 o'clock. TENNYSON'S GREAT SEA BATTLE, "THE REVENGE!" Will be performed by tho WELLINGTON MUSICAL UNION. Also, "JOAN OF ARC!" Principals: MADAME WIELAEItT, Soprano (Auci land) MR. H. F. GREEN, Tenor (Masterton) MR. C. CL'ARKSON, Baritone MR. F. CHARLTON, .Baritone A RARE FEAST OF MUSIC. Conductor—Mß. H. S. CLAUGHTON. Prices—3s., 25., and Is. Plan at Bristol, where 3s. and 2s. seats can be reserved. MUSIC OF THE MOMENT. MUSICAL COMEDY SUCCESSES. "HIGH JINKS." WE have all tho successcs of this, ths most successful, from a musical point of view, of any Comedy produced m years. Vocal Score, 9s. Gd. SONGS—"Something Seems TinerleIngling," "Love's Own Kiss," ' "The Bubble," "When Sammy Sang the Marseillaise," "By tho Beautiful Sea," "Driving the Blues Away." Price, Is. 9d. each, posted, Is. lOid. PIANO SOLOS—"High Jinks Waltzes," "High Jinks One-Step," Is. 9d. each, posted. Is. 10M. "GIRL IN THE TAXI." Vocal Score, Gs. 6d. Piano Score, 4s. Waltzes, Is. 9d. Intermezzo, Is. 9d. "GIRL ON THE FILM." Vocal Score, Gs. 6d. Waltzes, Is. 9d. Selection, Is. 9d. It is advisable to be acquainted with' tho above popular items before witnessing tho performance. Our Pianists are at your service to try over any Musio you wish. CHAS. BEGG AND CO., LTD.. MANNERS STREET, WELLINGTON., The Piano and Music House. gjPRING "SUITINGS MILLIGAN'S, EELBURN AVENUE Feature the Best English Designs. A.B.C. TAXI SERVICE.

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