AMUSEMENTS |" UIS .MAJESTY'S .THEATRE." TO-DAY! At 2.1)0. TO-DAY! TO-DAY! At 2.30. TCVDAY! Git AND HOLIDAY MATINEE!. GRAND HOLIDAY MATINEE! Git AND HOLIDAY MATINEE! Under the Patronage of MRS. J. P. LUKE (Mayoress), At US. J. P. LUKE (Mayoress), JILtS. J. P. LUKE (Mayoress), Who will be present. Tho Mayoress lias extended a complimentary free invitation to her loyal band of patriotic workers to this SPECIAL MATINEE. Messrs. Puller for this Matinee also invito Returned Soldiers in Uniform Free. PRICES TO THE GENERAL PUBLIC: O. Stalls, Is. Children, half-price. Family Circle, 6d. Dress Circle Reserved for Mrs. J. P. Luke. 1 Returned Soldiers in Uniform Admitted FREE TO-DAY. HIS MAJESTY'S THEATRE. Vaudeville's Palatial Domicile. Cotirtcnay Place. 'Phono 165. TO-NIGHT! At 8. TO-NIGHT! New PULLERS' Vaudeville Speciality PULLERS' Company. The greatest and most popular Vaudevillo show yet presented. The talk of the city aud suburbs. Crowded to tho doors nightly. TO-NIGHT! TO-NIGHT! TO-NIGHT I Messrs. Fuller present a GRAND CHANGE OP PROGRAMME. GRAND CHANGE OF PROGRAMME. A Glittering Galaxy of Star Attractions, including tho reappearance of MISS VIOLET TREVENYON. ■ MISS VIOLET TREVENYON. MISS VIOLET TREVENYON. MISS VIOLET TREVENYON. England's Daintiest Soubrette, in a new repertoire of the latest song successes. Special re-engageinciit for 6 nights longer LES T'EODOROWICZ, The most LBS TEODOROWICZ, Thrilling LES TEODOROWICZ, and Amazing Acrobatic Act ever seen. Absolutely out of the common, aim alone worth tho price of admission. LAST SIX NIGHTS. _ . Complete Change. Everything Now by MISS AMY MURPHY, Operatic MISS AMY MURPHY- Soprano. Contralto, MJ.SS NELLIE BLACK, and Violinist, MISS NELLIE BLACK. An Incomparable Musical Recital. DE FRA, The Fearless DB FRA, DE FRA, Wonder. DE FRA, In his sensational, phenomenal, and astonishing balancing act. WYKEHAM and PRESTON, WYKEHAM aud PRESTON. Presenting 'a New Dramatic Playlet. Continued Success Nightly of ARMSTRONG and HOWARTH, ARMSTRONG and HOWARTH, Vaudeville's most popular pair, CON MORENI. ' WARD LEAK. Bird BELLORA. Mimic. A Special added Attraction. _ TOZART,, The Vagabond, lOZART, TOZART, Artist. TO/ART, In a new Dramatic Scena, during whicn he will introduce new lightning sketches. Prices: 25., Is. 6d., and Is. Bookiug at The Bristol, 6d. extra. ' Doors, 7.15. . MATINEE, SATURDAY, at 2.00. BRINSMEAD PIANOS. THE BRITISH BRINSMEAD. BY its intrinsic qualities tho Brinsniead Piano has achieved, throughout tho world, a repute which is unsurpassed. Tho accumulated experience of almost a centurv is embodied in each instrument; whether it be a Concert Grant or a Boudoir Upright. Lu construction, there is observed the same unremitting exactitude and zealous craftsmanship to produce the best. Thus is the Brmsmead tradition secured and maintained. Tho name "BRINSMEAD" on a Piano is a guarantee, not only of a. British Piano but i>f the instrument which m all zones is the Premier Piano, all the latest improvements with the invention of which the name of Brmsmead is for ever associated. These famous instruments maj- b0 „ ;1 ?" spected at the' Showrooms of the Sole Agents:— CTUK BEGG AND CO., LTD., 114 NNERS STREET, WELLINGTON. Established 51 Years. BRASS Badges and Buttons, Breeches, Putties, and all Military Trimmings at THOS. SHIELDS, Military, Tailor, 21 Willis Street (next Empire Hotel). THE GRAND FIRE-SCREEN. (Patented.) Fixes on to eido of Mantel and works exactly like a spring-blind. Prioes (postage paid)—Blaek, 12s. 6d.; Antique Finsh 17s. 6d. Send for Illustrated Catalogue. Sole Agents: HOPWOOD HARDWARE, LTD., Palmerston North. BRICE'S Luncheon and tea rooms, BRANDON STREET, next to Kirkealdie and Stains. If you irant a good Fish or Meat Tea, 5 to 7.30, try Brice's.
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Dominion, Volume 9, Issue 2659, 3 January 1916, Page 7
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