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Dominion, Volume 10, Issue 3063, 26 April 1917, Page 7

■AMUSEMENTS. |7IVERYBODY J S. ■EiVEBYBODY'S. Contmiious. DOEOTHY DALTOjN, J The most adorable of screen sirens, iu "THE Ii'EMAXB OF THE SPECIES." By a trick ii pitiless beauty wroste a young husband from his girl wife, AND THEN ■ • . "You have stolon him, I mean to wm bis love again, and Til FIGHT FAIR as long as you do." And the Siren lost. SPLENDID EMOTIONAL ACTING. Wizard-like .Studio work is seen m the TERRIFIC TRAIN; SMASH. _ BILLIE BDRKE'S latest lis "THE SHADOW OF SCANDAL." " •■ (If you are not following Gloria s Romance, commence now. Also at "SJAR," NEWTOWN. CTtHE KING'S. Hayward's Pictures, i-HE KING'S. . Nightly at 8. ARSENE LUPIN, A sparkling modern play, dealing with-a Master Cracksman, who is never battled. ' FULL OF STJRPRISING and INGENIOUS DEVICES. A TOP-NOTCH DETECTIVE YARN, full of ■ thrills and dramatic situations. Watch for the last scenes, which are' compellingly beautiful, and replete with 1 genuine pathos. GERALD AMES, GERALD AJIES, • of "Prisoner of Zonda" fame, is the loading player, and there is. X STR"O?TGr SUPPORTING CAST.' Reserves at Bristol or by 'Phone 3143. ■npHE EMPRESS. Continuous i-'HE EMPRESS. . To-day. THE QUEEN OF THE SCREEN. CLARA. KIMBAXL V YOUNG, in the World Film Drama, "THE RISE OF SUSAN." The , supreme play yet for the work of the Empress of From Modiste's Mannequin to Sham Countess, AND THEN. TRAGEDY, at its DIREST and blackest; Gorgeous and unprecedented dressing, scene after scene of unequalled splondoiTf. See it at—11.35, 1.25, 3.5, 5.12, 7.2, .8.35. "We advise all who can to attend the 7 o'clock session; many will be turned away later. ■_

THE GREAT FRENCH PIANO. THE PLEyUL. (Chopin's Favourite.) SHIPMENTS to hand of all models of ' theee famous Pianos. These should be inspected by intending purchasers. The remarkable tone produced -is attributed to a special metal (Pleyel'e patent) used in the frames. first started Piano-making in 1807, and aro in the front rank of Piano manufacturers to-day. The Piano for the artist: THE PLEIT3L. ;.'-... . Inspection cordially invited. Full present value allowed for your old Piano as part payment; the balance in cash or easy terms.- , Sole Agents: ■ ' CHAS. BEGG AND CO., LTD.i » . ■ '. Manner? Street, Wellington. ■ T"""" —V ■ Milligan's ' Announce _ 5.30 CLOSING TIME. A N advantage to patrons, as thoy can jcL see the merits of tho Suits, they, ore selecting better in daytimo than under electric light. . MOTOR WAGONS, j; FOR Immediat,e Delivery, •' Bessemer Motor Chassis, to carry from 1 to i tone, most popular and simple. We have learned bv experience that BESSEMER WAGONS are dependable. If you I will tell us tho weight and nature of • your hauls and the character of your ■ roads we will bo pleased to place oiir (knowledge and experience at your.disposal. ■ ■ Write'to Motor Wagon Headquarters, 111 and 113 Lambton Rnay, for Motors •to fit your business. J. E. FITZGERALD. ' .WELLINGTON, N.Z.; Agent. ■ '.','• /■■ ■'' - n\ . SHIELDS. MILITARY TAILOR; X» Willis St., (next Empire Hotel), for Officers' and Privates' Uniforms, Breeches, Puttees, Forage Caps and Hats, latest Military Capee; all the standard Badges in stock; also Gaunfs Gold Gilt Buttons.

Special Feature Advertisements. ■ ■■■great-Assortment ©f RECENT Shipments havo brought us. fine docks of all the newesfi styles in Coats, in Tweeds ,-nd' Blanket Clotty fur trimmed and plain, • and considering the difficulties of the markeU our London Buyers have done extremely .well in securing such, sinarb stuff at such reasonable prices. '.■-.■■•"■. NEW TWEEB COATS-35/-, 39/6, 45/- to 85/RAINCOATS fl^um'§ Our Raincoats always abtiracb Wss?sL attention for their distinctive . fS^^. , • • •■ cut and smart appearance.' Every /rW^tis****^ dircot parcel post ironi Lon]oa i/V • brings us fresh supplies of the re- ■ ysy'.® ' J" iA' ■ lianle "Ar(iiiibacta" Raincoats, /| l|//^\' direct'from tho manufacturer. 'jf-% C Hits fl\ Prices, 355., 3as. 6d., 405., to 84s. I "'■'■■ COSTUMES . lffl|- 0, fllfyl Our Gabardine Costumes at o - \/f;f/l|/ Q I v ''e%W' \ guineas aro unequalled for style fflll i>'"\\vUtte*il and finish, all the coats being flfllL $ > HfSl Vh!| I _siik lined audfproperly tailored. Ijljjh II \ llSr^Ssl A neir lob just to hand. ■ . /fli/f '■ I ,']\ \fi|jjr^ RULLINERY.' ' , lll'r. . .yi Y \k\ • Tagel Broton Sailors in the new mfUli M ! 11" N « ||P^\ small stylo go much in request, j I Vm -V in various, colours, some with f|| f If IT I ■ Il\% contrasting underbrims; . ,n- fl| | 1 1! I . |t|V % equalM value; ready banded .llfi l> \ ||1 »S^ Also, Real Black Velours, in a ■ 11 ;. Ml smart shape, at 27Si 6di Sold / /■" \\\ elsewhere at 355. . ... ■■■■-. Agaj^W