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Dominion, Volume 9, Issue 2792, 9 June 1916, Page 7

AMUSEMENTS. JJIS MAJESTY'S THEATRE. J? 01V . FULLERS' Vaudeville Speciality FULLERS 1 Company. IN EVERY SENSE A RECORD- , . BREAKER! A BIG, BRIGHT, BUSTLING SHOW Is the unanimous verdict nightly of enthusiastic audiences, who acclaim our programme this week as tho BEST EVER! TO-NIGHT'S GREAT SHOW: Overture 8.3 Slavin nnd Thompson . 8.5 Hazel Morris 8.20 DORANTO 8.30 Nan Taylor 8.43 THE M'LEANS 8.50 Interval 8.55 Entr'acte 9.13 Shipp and Gaffney 9.16 ARNOLD and LADD 9.31 Grace Quine 9.43 Merton and Rydon 9.45 George D'Alma 10.7 Vernon and Reid 10.19 Curtain 10 30. A BRILLIANT 7 ARRAY OP THE _ WORLD'S BEST! Prices 2g. and Is. Booking at Tho Bristol (Cd. extra). (H B O W N THEATRE. Molesworth Street, Thorndon. ABSOLUTELY THE LAST NIGHT OP . m „,A e Picturo of A- THOUSAND WONDERS, Entitled ,nS£ NATURE MAN! THE NATURE MAN! mif, NATURE MAN! IHE NATURE MANI IN POUR, ACTS. WHO ENDURES." MAN S VICTORY OVER NATURE'S „ TT . FORCES. Cinematograph Weekly" says: Jho subject may "justly be described as reiuacbable, inasmuch, as nothing liko it has been seeii before,, which is something -to talk about." ... TO-MORROW, SATURDAY. Afternoon, 2.30. Evening, at S p.m. A Great Red Feather Feature, THE WHITE SCAR! • THE WHITE SCAR! * C^ ure that will Alake a Universal Appeal, tho Story of which is placed in tho Wilds of the Hudson Bay Country. Also the Greatest Serial Story yet introduced to the Wellington Public: THE BROKEN COIN. . .THE BROKEN COIN. Featuring Grace Cunard and Francis Ford. FULL OF EXCITING EPISODES. DON'T.MISS THE FIRST PART! NOTICE.—Every Child attending the Matinee Next Saturday will receive a BROKEN COIN BUTTON. Box Plan nfc The Bristol. Theatre 'Phone 3470. . AUCKLAND■ GARCEN HOTEL. THE MOST UP-TO-DATE HOTEL IN . AUSTRALASIA. Specialty: Suites of Rooms, with private bathrooms, etc. Tariff: From 10s. per day. Special Terms for lengthened periods. ' Full particulars from Thos. Cook and Son, or Govt. Tourist Bureaux. Telegrams: "Cargen," Auckland. .. ||/|[USIC IN 1916. Music—since its inception in early history—has gradually developed into a national necessity.- In this time -of stress there is no better tonic than Music. Our spacious building in Mannera Street is representative of the modern musical industry. There you can obtain by the best British makers':— PIANOS— By BRINSMEAD,. CHALLEN AND SON, GEORGE ROGERS & SON, MOORE AND MOORE, JUSTIN BROWNE, and the famous French Piano,"' "THE PLEYEL" (Chopin's favourite). Easy terms arranged. GRAMOPHONES- ' Wo havej just landed ex Remuera the 1916 Models of the renowned ' ' "HIS MASTER'S VOICE" Gramophones. Every home should be_ in possession of one of these musical "instruments." Why not call and hear tho latest, in'torie production? It will be a revelation to you. MUSIC— . ' It is always our aim to keen tins Department up-to-dato. Visitors can hear the latest popular _or standard successes. Our Pianists are always at your service to try over any piece of Music you wish. . . Why not call to-day ? CHAS. BEGG AND CO., LTD., . MANNERS ST., WELLINGTON. Agencies and Branches through the Dominion. New Zealand's oldest established Music 'House. P. ROBERT AND CO., MILITARY OUTFITTERS. EXPORT EMBROIDERERS. T ATEST Power Machinery for manufacturing all kinds of iletal Badges, Buttons, etc., for Soldiers. P.O. BOX 69, PALMERSTON NORTH (One minute from Post Office). BEARD'S CHEST- BALSAM (Patented)., THE new and reliable Cure for Coughs, Colds, Asthma, Bronchitis, and all affections of the Throat and Lungs. BEARD'S CHEST BALSAM CURES. ls.'9d. and 2s. 9d. per bottle, from Chemists and Stores,. or from the Proprietor: ■ C. T. BEARD, FEILDING, N.Z.

AMUSEMENTS. !v (sftiw LAST TWO NIGHTS Of the Magnificent Picture Success. A Production of gorgeous brilliancy. .5000 Feet of Thrills and Pathos. SHOULD A WIFE FORGIVE ?: v. SHOULD A WIFE FORGIVE?" SHOULD A WIFE FORGIVE ?- A Story you will talk, about, '-witli' Scenes you will never , forget.. ; SHOULD A' WIFE FORGIVE?" SHOULD A -WIFE FORGIVE?In addition to. the Wonderful'• Artiste, BEAUTIFUL 'LILLIAN LORRAINE. BEAUTIFUL ■•LILLIAN" LORRAINE. There are several ■ other • attractions. BILLY'S LUCKY BILL. .. .. A continuous stream of * chuckling, bubbling, sparkling laughter.* 1 Day Prices: 3d.,.Gd.; Reservesi Is..Morn, ing and Afternoon Tea served Free to Patrons of the Circle till 5.30. TpsMPRFfS'S THEATRE. •AV-M PRESS T H E A T.R E. COMMENCING .MONDAY MORNING. A breathless, spectacular detective drama. 5 Acts of extraordinary.: thrilling mystery* MONSIEUR-LECOQ, -v. MONSIEUR.LECOQ, ..J:,.,MONSLBUR LECOQ, •:*;;- ' MONSIEUR. LECOQ,. • ; A' human drama of mighty pow«f, ' Swift-moving, .big with realism.., MONSIEUR LECOQ, - •••" . . . - MONSIEUR LECOQ, MONSIEUR LECOQ, . - Written by the master fiction - • writer, . GABRIEL GABORIAU. ; A Play that shows every side of Parisian Life as it was!- -- :> . - REMEMBER MONDAY MORNING;, EVERYBODY'S. VERYBODY'S.- ■■-v""' THE LAST TWO DAYS OF • The Picture that everyone is talking of. Tie Picturo crowds have .seen. The Picturo YOU should see., '*" DRAMA and COMEDY. Isn't it only fair that a girl- should -no? bo ignorant of the world? 'INNOCENCE is not IGNORANCE! . Other fine pictures as well: . ■ Prices'as Usual. Tea sorved to. Dres! Circle Patrons during Day Sessions.--; The above Brilliant. . also bo screened TO-NIGHT at 8 at ■' THE STAB THEATRE, NEWTOWN. COMING MONDAY. ' '■■■" At EVERYBODY'S The latest and greatest -piece x>f> TRIANGLE FUN-M. VKING DIZZY HEIGHTS & DARING HEARTS, DIZZY HEIGHTS & DARING HEARTS; DIZZY HEIGHTS & DARING HEARTS, A terrific succession, of startling, "sensa* tiorial, and- really • funny spectacles. " WATCH THIS SPACE TO-MORROW I ; HAW-RE'S. BAY JOCKEY CLUB. WINTER MEETING, . .' JUNE 30th: and- JULY Ist, 1916; DOMINATIONS for all Events CLOS'3 ■' with the' undersigned at Hastings . on FRIDAY, JUNE 9, 1916, at 8 p.m. _ . , ■ W. J. STRATTON.' • " ; Secretary. • Market Street, Hastings.' .. '.'V. .. . . BRICE'S ' .. ' '.. ! T UNCHEON AND TEA ROOMS, BRANDON STREET, next to- ' Kirkcaldie ahd.Stains.' If you want a good Fish or Meati lea, sto 7.30, try Brice's. -n THE GRAND = FIRE-SCEEJIN, (Patented.) Fixes on to side of Mantel and works ■' exactly like a* spring-blind. /'Prices (Postage paid)— Black, 12s. 6d.-j . Antiqna Finish, 17s. 6d;-.'Send,for Illustrated Catalogue.' * .Sole v.. Agents:-: ■- HOPWOOD HARDWARE, LTD.; Palmerston vNtot^ • - . FORCES. *' ■ FOX'S PUTTEES, FOX'S. ■J HAVE JUST " RECEIVED a Larga JL Consignment' of Otajjo, .Southland,- ■ and Auckland Regimental Badges: ■ :■ ' THOS. SHIELDS, Military Tailor, 21 Willis Street. . :

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