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Dominion, Volume 9, Issue 2740, 7 April 1916, Page 7

AMUSEMENTS. TTIS . MAJESTY'S THEATRE, Direction Pullers' Vaudeville; Ltd, TO-NIGHT, at 8. SATURDAY, 2.30. New FULLERS' Vaudeville Specialty FULLERS' Company. ANOTHER GIGANTIC PROGRAMME. THE VAUDEVILLE BILL 0]? THE MOMENT. A Sensational Success, DE BAKER'S LIVING MODELS, , DE BAKER'S LIVING MODELS. A Beautiful anil Artistic Offering. ' Enthusiastic Reception of tho HARRISON-STUART DUO. • In their diverting and artistic specialty, "THE EBONY SERVANTS." Another Feature Attraction, MR. ALP HOLT, America's Most Talented Mimio. MR. EDDIE BURNS,, Champion Wooden Shoo Dancer,, ( MAY AND JUNE ' The.Acmo .. MAY AND JUNE of.' Perfection, In Pootry of Motion, • KIPP AND KIPPY Tho Greatest of all Comedy Jugglers. LAURENCE JOHNSTON, Ventriloquist. Lyric Soprano, ELOISE TAYLOR, , MISS AMY MURPHY and ■ . ' • J MISS NELLIE BLACK. In their charming Musical., Recital.. , Priccs-D.C. and 0.5., 25.; Stalls, Is. Unserves at The Bristol, fid. extra. ,m 0 W'N HALL. THURSDAY NEXT at 8, 1 And' ;.;' SATURDAY, APRIL 15. TWO LECTURES ONLY, J. AND N. TAIT Present tho GREAT WAR CORRESPONDENT, MR. E. .• ASHMEAD-BARTLETT, ASHMEAD-BARTLETT, ASHMEAD-BARTLETT, . In his Lecture, "WITH THE ANZACS AT THE DARDANELLES." A Correspondent writes:— ' "In the whole course of my cxperiei(ce I have never heard a. more instructive and fascinating 6tory. "For over an hour and a half j Mr. Bartlett told, in conversational style, in a voice which-conld lie heard in every part of , the large Hall, tho thrilling deeds tf ; our men; of which he has been 'an. eye-witness. ..... "His illustrations covered over 150 scenes of the actual events. "Never for a moment did 1 the intense interest of the crowded audience flag; and at the terniina-. tion it was generally admitted that more information, nnd inside . knowledge of the huge task before us had been gained than had been - -possible from perusal of the newspapers for a twelve-month." Reserved Seats, Gs.; UnreseTved, is., 35., 2s. BOX PLANS OPEN A.T THE BRISTOL TO-MORROW MORNING. Direction J. and N. Tait. HOW TO CHOOSE A GOOD PIANO. ALLOW.A GOOD FIRM TO HELP YOUR CHOICE. It remains to select the instrument that . will give—at the price you can afford— such satisfaction as will prove it to be ' the best choice. • . 1 BEGG'S reputation, extending over.s4 "• yeaTS, is a guarantee of honest advice and ' sterling value. Their Agencies""are the [ best British, consisting of— BRINSMEAD, CHALLEN, ) . GEORGE ROGERS .AND SON, f JUSTIN BROWNE, MOORE,& MOORE,. ; NEW MAN AND CO,,- ..,'• ■-, 5 names that hold pride of: place in "the Pianoforte'world. A vi6it of inspection' to our Showrooms is cordially extended. . Easy: terms ar--1 ranged. ' 'cHAS. BEGG AND CO., LTD., I MANNERS ST., ~ WELLINGTON.. . Branches and Agencies throughout N.Z, S , .- : . ■;,-'.. i ; ' \ OVERLAND IN THE SUNNY SOUTH y ROYAL MAIL MOTOR SERVICE. WARD to Kaikoura and■ vice-versa: beautiful scenery en route; an ideal h'oliday. Cars leave Ward Mondays, Wed. ncsdays, and Fridays, returning Tuendays, 'Iliuredays, and Saturdays.- .- A. J. CLEMETT, ... Proprietor. NOTE.—My Cars run in conjunction with Messrs. Lougesen and Co'.'s from „ Kaikoura to Parnaesne. ' For further particulars, booking fees, etc., apply to G. Stanley Chishdlm, Ace nou'ntant and General Agonf, 219 Lambton '' Quay, Wellington. 'Phone 70. ■,'.., ,

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