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Dominion, Volume 10, Issue 2959, 23 December 1916, Page 11

AMUSEMENTS. NOTICE? EXTRAORDINARY, JJIS MAJESTY'S THEATRE. Owing to tho members of the LA BLANC REVUE COMPANY having to leave for tho South To-night, MESSRS. FULLER "beg to advise their many patrons that tho Performance will commence at 7.30 p.m. sharp THIS (Saturday) EVENING. JJIS MAJESTY'S THEATRE. FULLERS' BARGAIN MATINEE! To-day To-day To-day At 2.30 To-day To-day To-day 25., Is., Gd. 25., Is., 6d. 2s„ Is., 6d. TO-NIGHT! At 7.30. TO-NIGHT! Last Night of LA BLANC'S TRAVESTY STARS. Plan at The Bristol till 1 p.m., then at Theatre till 5 p.m., fee Gd. extra. D.C. and All Stalls, 25.; Upper Circle, Is. A Carnival of Christmas Cheer! MONDAY EVEHING NEXT (CHRISTMAS NIGHT), Ail-Star FULLERS' Company, Special Re-engagement of LEONARD NELSON, LEONARD NELSON, LEONARD NELSON, "•fust a .Plain Comedian." In a New Selection of his ORIGINAL SONGS &, MONOLOGUES. DURA and JUDGE, . DURA and JUDGE, "In Bits of Vaudeville." THE DE BAKERS,. THE DE BAKERS, In Studies in Marble. BAROEN and ROSETTI, BAROBN and ROSETTI, The Belgian Musical Duo. The Flemmings, Ruddles, Two Devons, Harry Little, and Everybody's Favourite. MISS DORA OBERMAN, MISS DORA OBERMAN, MISS DORA OBERMAN, The Golden-throated Soprano, A Rare Product in tho C-iarden of NO PRICES. "D.C. ami O.S. 25., and Stalls 3s. MATINEE BOXING DAY (TUESDAY). This Morning! This Afternoon! To-night! HUGE HOLIDAY ATTRACTION. Specially reserved for the Festive Season. MARGUERITE CLARK MARGUERITE CLARK MARGUERITE CLARE In "The Pretty Sister Rich in Colour of Jose" Rich in Incident The Pretty Sister Blossoms of Love of Jose" Tho Song of Birds iho Pretty Sister Mysterious Sunny of Jose" Spain "Tho Pretty Sister The Land of the of Jose" Lotus Eaters 'The Pretty Sister The Grhn Hand of of Jose" Tragedy "The Pretty Sistor The Final Triumph of Josc" of Fato A Story among Stories, combining all tho best elements that go to tho making of a popular picture. There is nothing .to approach it in town. Prices as usual. Book at tho Theatre, or ring up at any time for seats. Continnons from 11 a.m. to 10.15 p.m. WELLINGTON CITY COUNCIL. TE ARO BATHS. SUNDAY AFTERNOON SWIMMING. ON and after Sunday next, tho 23rd . instant, the To Aro Baths will be open between sunrise and 5 o'clock p.m., until the 25th March, 1917. Boys and girls urder 15 years of ago will not bo admitted unless accompanied by their parents. JNO. R, PALMER, Town Clerk. 20th December, 1916. nraE "Talking Sign" at Courtenay Place works while your Salesmen «je off duty.

CLUB. ' SUMMER MEETING. (PROFITS TO GO TO P ATRIOTIC' FUNDS.) A WAPUNI {HOURSE, ~F> ALMERSTON ATORTH. X ALMERSTON i^ORTH. BOXING TVVY (Tuesday), 26th, WEDNESDAY, 27th, & "EVRIDAY, 29tH OXING -L'Ar (Tuesday), 26th, ** EDNESDAY, 27th, & A 1 KIDAY, 29tM DECEMBER, 1316. FIRST RACE STARTS AT 12 NOON. " HOLIDAT EXCURSION FARES, On BOXING DAY Train leaves Pa ekakariki 6.40 a.m., picking up passatw Ker3 where required, and will run via Course. Trains leave Wellington 7.10 (Special), 7.15 (Relief Wanganui Mail, arriving Awaptini 11.20), 5.20 (Ordinary) New Plymouth Mail), S.lO a.m. (Napier ' Mail). Tho Special runs via Course, and nicks up passengers anywhere en route. Both Ordinary and Relief Mails trains (up and down) stop at Awapuni Railway Station. ■ ■- On Wednesday and Friday the 7.10 a.m. Special from Wellington WILL NOTS RUN. All other trains will run- as specified above. Return trains {or WeU lingtou leave the Course on Boxing Night at 5.45 and 6.16 o'clock. On Wednesday and Friday the 5.45 p.m. only will run. .... .H.l I 'J 1 Special Feature Advertisements. J THE LAST OPI'ORTUNTY TO PRO CUE E A CHRISTMAS PRESENT. ■ c = l . BUY a THAT = TO-DAY a AT . 42 WILLIS STREET' . ■ '' : ,vsnh-