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Dominion, Volume 9, Issue 2791, 8 June 1916, Page 7

AMUSEMENTS. rjHHE KING'S THEATRE. Everybody knows Tho King's—because everybody knows the best. Get acquainted. THIS EVENING AT 8. A TRIANGLE FEATURE THAT SOARS HIGH IN THE ATMOSPHERE OF FILM ANNALS! A. STORY THAT CLUTCHES YOUR VERY SOUL! SUPERVISED. BY THE GENIUS OF FILMLAND-GRIFFITH. "THE LILY AND THE ROSE." "THE LILY AND THE ROSE." "THE LILY AND THE ROSE." 'THE LILY AND THE ROSE." "THE LILY AND THE ROSE." "THE LILY AND THE-. ROSE." DOES THE GAY LIFE PAY? Tho 6tory will unfold to you tho Concrete Truth. LILIAN GISH AS THE LILY, 'and ROZSIKA DOLLY AS THE ROSE. A VAMPIRE WHO STEALS ' THE SOULS OF MEN! Supporting Pictures—"Path'e Gazette," "Mr. Fisher Reviewing Australian Troops in England," "Across Egypt," and a merry jest—"Playing the Same Game." Usual Prices. .Reserves at the Bristol. rjTOWN HALL CONCERT CHAMBER. Big, Enthusiastic, and Sudden Success of THE DANDIES. THE DANDIES. THE. DANDIES. THE DANDIES. THE DANDIES. _ Of course you quite understand that it is a weakness of managers in our line of business to get off a lot of guff concerning tho success of an opening, performance. You're used to it, and apt to take it as a matter of oourse. Well, don't take it as a matter of course in this instance, because • we're simply stating a plain fact when wo toll you that every seat in the spacious hall was filled. Many people stood becaaio they couldn't get a sent, and v«ry many more had to trek- homewards because there were neither seats nor standing room. But they'll return again for the simple reason that this Excellently Clever Company of DANDIES MADE GOOD. \ DANDIES MADE GOOD. Now, that's all we intend saying today, beyond remarking that there will be a COMPLETE- CHANGE OF PROGRAMME ON SATURDAY. TWO PROGRAMMES WEEKLY. Plan at The Bristol. '• -i Duty: 35., 25., Is. Direction. Edward Branscombe Pty., Ltd. UNDER THE AUSPICES OF THE NATIONAL BEE-KEEPERS' ASSOCIATION, NOW IN CONFERENCE. TMTR. 0. R. BOSTOGK, of Hawke's Bay, ivx will give an Illustrated Lecture: "The Wonders of the Htmey Bee, and tho Modern Bee-keeping Industry." 150 LIMELIGHT VIEWS. All interested are invited. Free. ST. ANDREWS HALL, Wellington Terrace, TO-NIGHT, AT 8 O'CLOCK: "TiiZZY Heights and Daring Hearts," ■S-f at Everybody's Next Week. I THE WORLD'S BEST ENTERTAINER FOR THE LONG WINTER EVENINGS. is the ' GRAMOPHONE. mHE Hostesß who has "HIS MASTER'S JL VOICE" GRAMOPHONE never need worry about how the ovening will there an awkward moment after tho guests leave the dinner tablo? A Gramophone will "break the ice,' Do the young people got tired of general conversation? A Gramophone will furnish the latest dance music and set their feet to sliding. . . Does someone mention a melody from the latest Opera? Try it.on the. Gramor. phone. Always thero is the Gramophone—the • treasure hotise of entertainment in reserve —always ready to satisfy every musical longing. . Is your home like this? It might beso easily. , , . , We have Gramophones. m great variety of styles, from M >io .£lO. Records (double-sided) from 2s. 6d. eaoh. Why not call and hear the latest Machines? Give absolutely true produotion of all that is finest in Music. CHAS. BEGG AND CO., LTD., Manners Street, Wellington. Distributors for "His Master's Voico"and "Lyricphone" Gramophones. expeditionary''forces. FOX'S PUTTEES, FOX'S. I HAVE JUST RECEIVED a Large Consignment of Otago, Southland, and Auckland Regimental Badges. . THOS. SHIELDS, Military Tailor, . 21 Willis Street.