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Dominion, Volume 10, Issue 2914, 28 October 1916, Page 11

, ■ AMUSEMENTS. TTIS MAJESTY'S THEATRE. Direction Fullers' Vaudeville, Ltd. To-day Is.'MATINEE at 2.39 6d. To-day To-day I'AREAVELL to To-day ] To-day AVISH WYNNE To-day To-day AVISH AVYNNE To-day To-<lay Positively your last To-day To-day" chance To-day 'To-day of seeing England's To-day To-davd GREATEST CHARAC- To-"day To-day TBR ACTRESS. To-day TTIS MAJESTY'S THEATRE. Colossal Vaudeville All-Star Company TO-NIGHT! TO-NIGHT!' TO-NIGHT! Absolutely Last Appearance in NewZealand of WISH AVYNNE, Tho Famous English Actress-, Embodying SUBTLE SAVEETNESS with INDESCRIBABLE CHARM. _ Prices—D.C.. and all Stalls, 25.: Upper Circle, Is. Plan at Bristol till 1 p.m., thereafter at Theatre. ■COMMENCING NOON TO-DAY, At. . EVERBODY'S. VERBODY'S. FAMOUS LASKY DRAMA, fJlanche Sweet IN A SENSATIONAL STORY OF THE AMERICAN CIVIL WAR. A Stirring' and Spectacular Photo Dramatisation of the play that has becqme the rage of America. Also showing THE LATEST WAR SERIES, BRITISH MONITOR GUNS IN ACTION, ' • . Showing the whole bombardment in every detail. . Shells falling' direct on tho German positions and capture of ' , . German Trenches. THRILLrNG-TRUE-REAL. GAUMONT GRAPHIC AND OTHERS. Day, 3d.' and Gd. Night, 6d. Tea in^Dross Circle till 5.30. _\ 'WELLINGTON COLLEGE OLD GIRLS' ' ASSOCIATION. PATRIOTIC CONCERT. ATRIOTIC CONCERT. • CONCERT. CHAMBER, TOWN HALL, SATURDAY, at 8 p.m. .. All Wellington will be there. Will You Come? TICKETS-2S. and Is. ■ ' Bpx Plan at tho Bristol. DORA POPE, Hon. Sec. T ARGE /TOWN HALL. TUESDAY. NOVEMBER lift.'•' GRAND FAREAVELL CONCERT By ' THE FAMOUS RUSSIAN MUSICIANS, Alfred Michael MIROVITCH, ■- PIASTRO, MIROVITCH, and PIASTRO, MIROVITCH, • PIASTRO, Pianist Violinist. '. 'In resonse to numerous requests Mons. Emile Bucker has pleasure in announcing that a GRAND FAREWELL CONCERT will be given by those distinguished ar. tista prior to leaving New Zealand for their tour of British India and America.' This is the Final Concert in New Zealand. ' • Further partionlars later issue. PUBLIC LECTURE By MISS C. W. CHRISTIE. "KILLED IN ACTION." •■:' "KILLED IN ACTION." .' "Not Death, But Life." SUNDAY, OCTOBER 29, at 7 p.m. .' THEOSOPHICAL HALL,. Ballance Street, Public Cordially Invited. BRICE'S LUNCHEON AND TEA ROOMS, • BRANDON STREET, next to Kirkoaldit and Stains. If yon want a good Fish or Meat Tea, 5 to ,7.20, try Brice's. "fWrOTICE.—New '.>iZealand Invention. H ' The Old Clothes-Prop has had its day, . for the "SAFETY" CLOTHES PROPS have come to stay. The harder the wind blows the safer are the clotheslines, in'its keeping. . The Allies' Hand Protector and Polisher is the only olean combination for r Polishing Stoves, Boots, etc., etc. | Obtainable at all stores and ironmongers.

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