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Dominion, Volume 10, Issue 3002, 13 February 1917, Page 7

AMUSEMENTS. THE EMPRESS. HE EMPRESS. TO-DAY AND ALL THIS WEEK. QUEENLY KITTY GORDON, In the bewildering fashion drama, "AS IN A LOOKING-GLASS." Telling of tho trap set by a beautiful scheming adventuress for tho man whom too late she realises sho loves with a burning passion" that stops at nothing. A FASHION DRAMA. A PASSION DRAMA. THE TiriNG'S. HE B-ING'S. NIGHTLY AT 8. Dorothy Kelly is the dainty and tootrusting young wife with a reckless admirer in "THE LAW DECIDES." "THE LAW DECIDES." "Thou shalt not covet thy neighbour's wife," the maddened husband quotes. There's diro troublo before virtue wins out in this 6plendid Vitagraph play. * SPECIAL SUPPORTS. EVERYBODY'S. - ' ' VERYBODY'S. Showing Continuously. UNCLE CHARLIE CHAPLIN UNCLE CHARLIE CHAPLIN In "THE PAWNBROKER." You won't bo able to watch him, you'll bo helpless with laughter. Charlie says the three-ball sign means 2tol he does yer. Como along and PAWN YOUR GLOOM With Charlie at Everybody's. Also: Frank Keonau in "JIM GRIMSBY'S BOY." Storv of the girl who refused to bo a boy. "I ain't a he and yer can't mako me ■ one."

AMUSEMENTS "Tho Rendezvous of Pleasure Seekers.'! S£/& THEATRE VAUDEVILLE SIMPLY A COLOSSAL BILL! . Last Night's Gigantic: Audience Swept by a. Wave of Wild Enthusiasm. Another Furore Created by The One and Only, VIOLET TREVENYON, VIOLET TKEVENYON, VIOLET TKEVENYON, VIOLET TKEVENYON, Radiant, Rapturous, Refulgent, she if the Personification of Daintiness. Then the High-Speed Comediennes, MASON ANIFLE CAIN—/ In a Kiotous One-act Musical Frolic." Brilliant Success "of " THE'EUURS, '. ■ Daring and Miraculous • Equilibriats. Tho Merry Magician, .... MERLYN, ~ _.-.-.• The 'World's' Worst Wizard, ' Assisted bv tho Intelligent Archibald WINIFRED AND LUMLEY, — • In Cheery Chatter'and a Soug or Two. Positively Farewell Week of LA BLANC'S TRAVESTIANS, —- Fun Furnishers to King Comedy, in their Supreme Laugh-getter, "AT THE EXPOSITION," BEET LA BLANC, JAKE MACK. And the Retinue of,. Favourites. Prices, 2s. and. Is. . Reserves at Bristol. THE COLkO?STEM.... TEACHES you to play the Piano in 10 to 20 lessons (no scales). Takes a pupil further into music than 3"or 4 years under ordinary conditions. Learn to play all the latest Songs and Two-steps as they are published (no. special.musio required); saves time and. money. Jfake use of the long evenings and benefit your future life. Testimonials from all parts of Now Zealand of the success of our pupils. If you already read music learn by this system how to convert your music to ragtime. A Ragtimo Player as always popular. Call for all particulars. Interviews any time. Bidcy's College of Music, Boulcott Chambers (first floor up), Boulcott Street.

,^ v NATIONAL RESERVE. OF N.Z. (WELLINGTON GROUP 5). fc|p' WAR LECTURE & RALM TOWN HAtL WEDNESDAY 14 rH FEB., 1917, . AT 8 P.M., . When THOMAS M. WILEORD, ESQ., M.P., ■ Chairman of Wellington Patriotic Society, Will explain recent developments of the Great AYorld War and' what the Penes Proposal really meuns. The failures of Vou Hindonbnre. The peril of Germany tliroush her Rumanian offensive. Tho elfect of the opcuine of the Murnian Railway on the end of the War. etc., etc. HIS WOESHIP THE MAYOR 13. P. LUKE, ESQ.), WILL PRESIDE, Consuls for Britain's Allies resident in New Zealand. Members of the Rational Cabinet, Members of tho New Zealand Defence Department, Members of tho Rational Reserve (Wellington Group), and 0 fficers from' the different areas of the Dominion will attend. VOCAL AND INSTRUMENTAL SELECTIONS WILL BE RENDERED DURING THE EVENING. Those who have attended Mr. WilfordV preceding Lectures cannot afford to miss this one. Final particulars in. To-morrow's Press. TICKETS L Is. EACH. . JOSEPH LEWIS, Hon. Secretary, Special Rally Committee, 'Phone 2083. • • 18 Grey Street. ■- " i LUNCHEON AND! n TEA ROOMS, l^^Pj BRANDON STREET, next to Kirkcaldie and Stains. - musl act if you wish to If you Want a.Good Fish or Meat STYLISH MILLIG AN STTTP ". Toa, sto 7.30, try Bnces. ais 6eason . i nspect the Novelties in -—; -eaax " Showroom, KELBURN AVENUE. • ■ 'AUCKLAND, £3liff#'' CARCEN HOTEL, -M^^y^B^ l,at "- THE MOST UP-TO-DATE HOTEL IN m SHIELDS, Military Tailor Willis Specialty:-Suites of Rooms,'with private •*••. ? he *». begs to announce that lie Bathroom, etc... has ]ust received a new shipment of n-u,™,,, lGth Waikato Badges, also Brass Buglers -n-.i,™,™ „,?,i <\.„„ c nn. ■ ■a n A~„* •,„,! -11 ti?, i <.„,t i„„ „c t Ueuroom and isreakiast irom 6s. Other Badges, and all tho latest makes of put- Meals optioual . te6s, : : '. Full particulars from Thos. Cook and DOMINION Levers Watch, printed Son, or Govt. Tourist Bureaux, guarantee for 1 year, manufactured Telegrams: "Cargen," Auckland, by maker of Big Ben Alarm. Post 7s. -pASY Monday" Laundry Help takei T V Ti'FTT Towellpr tnkes tD6 : dirt out without-rub-PALMERSTON NORTH, fe; clothes - Sole Agent for the District. lasts eignt weeltß..^.-. .-,. .. ._^ SPIRITS and Imported Wines are at prohibitive prices. Those who" en--155.; Dropheads from JU 10s.; Hand j oy a comforting beverage'should drink Machines from .fil'lOs. Call or write, Wcndel's Wines. Admittedly bettei "Globe," Grand Opera Hfiuse, Manners than imported, and much cheaper. ■ Send Street, Wellington. 'Phono 4214. Also { for prica list j_ WENDEL AND CO., Auckland and Chnstonurcn. Newton, AUCKLAND. ■-s.''.'" Special Feature Advertisements., .:,

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