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Dominion, Volume 9, Issue 2632, 1 December 1915, Page 7

AMUSEMENTS. JJIS MAJESTY'S THEATRE. TO-NIGHT! At 8. TO-NIGHT! New" FULLERS' Vaudeville THE VAUDEVILLE BOOM. Crowded to overflowing' at every performance. AN UNPARALLELED TRIUMPH Achieved by This Week's great programme. OUR NEW IMPORTED ARTISTS A.ll made good last night. A brilliant and unequalled coterio of ALL-STAR VAUDEVILLE ACTS. Tlo greatest galaxy of novelty and talent over submitted in one entertainment. Sensational Success of LA FRANCE BROTHERS, Astonishing Head-balancers. : NELSON AND NELSON, The marvellous Acrobatic Comedians. GERALD E. GRIFFIN, Ireland's Sweetest Singer. GEORGE DIXON, The Musical .Tack-in-the-Box. THE LEROY SISTERS, xhc enchanting English Harmonists. SHEA AND CARTER, . In delightful interlude, "La Boheme." THE LEE-ALDOUS TRIO. Vivacious American Ragtime Dancers. PHIL PER CIV AL, Thn ever-popular Comedian at the Piano. THE GREAT HENRI FRENCH, THE GREAT HENRI FRENCH, Thn world's most Versatile Entertainer. Prices: 2?.. Is. fid., and K Booking at The Bristol, 6d. extra. Doors 7.15. The Best of all Lull Filnis. The Keystone Star Comedians, CHESTER CONKLEY And MACK SWAIN, In 2000 ft. of side-splitting comedy, BATTLE OF AMBROSE AND WALRUS. BATTLE OF AMBROSE AND WALRUS. BATTLE OF AMBROSE AND WALRUS. Th-s humorous antics of the Keystone military duo in this great joko cause smles of merriment and glee to overepread everyone's countenancc at each session. IN THE PATH OF THE EXPRESS. IN THE PATH OF THE EXPRESS. IN THE PATH OF THE EXPRESS. IN THE PATH OF THE EXPRESS. A rather superior melodrama well constructed and acted, Full qf-sensational anc; thrilling scenes, including tram wreck. The lltli episode of THE MILLION DOLLAR MYSTERY. Th's grand supreme serial now electrifying audiences. NOT WANTED Splendid NOT WANTED child drama. ' Ness from ' GAUMONT GRAPHIC, the War. GAUMONT GRAPHIC. 7th REINFORCEMENTS LEAVE. 7th REINFORCEMENTS LEAVE. . Wellington's farewell to our brave boys. Musical selections by the Sympliony trio —Mr!, and Mrs. Herbert Bloy and Mr. F. Johnston. Prices —Adults 6<1., Children 3d. WELLINGTON GAS COMPANY, . LIMITED. pAS COOKING DEMONSTRATION. " TO-DAY, (WEDNESDAY), Ist DECEMBER, By MISS UNA CARTER. Subject: "DINNERS AND LARGE CAKES." To commence at 3 o'clock. Be Early to Secure a Scat. J. H. HELLIWELL, Secretary. THE SONG OF THE HOUR. • "TILL' THE BOYS COME HOME." ("KEEP THE HOME FIRES BURNING") The Best Song of its class published during the war. A charming melody set to ' appropriate words, make this Song appea l to ill. Wo give tho words of the refrain: Refrain: ' "Keep the Tioma fires burning, While you hearts are yearning, Though your lads are far away They dream of home: There's a silver lining Through the dark cloud shining, Turn the daTk oloud inside out Till the boys come home." This Song is the present best seller in Great Britain and Australia, and is already in big demand in New Zealand. ' Every singer should have a copy. In 3 keys: F. (C. to Eb.), G. and Ad. PRICE: Is. 9d. COPY. POSTED, Is. IOJd. C:ias. begg and co.. Ltd., MANNERS ST., WELLINGTON. Importers of High-grado British Pianos. IF WANTED FOR , . 1 "V" M A S H 0 L I D A I S, A - SELECTIONS FOR ' SUITS Should bo made now at [ MILLIGAN'S, Kelburn Avenue.

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