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Dominion, Volume 10, Issue 3197, 22 September 1917, Page 9

AMUSEMENTS. TTIS MAJESTY'S THEATRE. Fullers' Vaudeville. TO-DAY At 2.30 TO-BAY i i 0 At Z ' 3 <> TO-DAY SS'5 AY At 2 ' 30 TO-DAY TO-DAY At 2.30 ■ TO-DAY The Kiddies' Feast of Gladness. The Kiddies' Feast of Gladuess. Matinee • MATINEE Matinee Matinee MATINEE • Matinee 25.. Is., 6d. 25.. Iβ.. 6d. 25., Is.. 6d. 25., Is., 6d. 25.. is., 6d. 25., Is.. 6(1. HI§riA~clC§TY5W TO-NIGHT! TO-NIGHT! TO-NIGHT! Last Night of this Programme. Last Night of "Razzle-Dazzle." Last Night of the Devons. Last Night of Murfaync. DAlina, Oolemaiiß, M'Kay, and Graham. SATURDAY NIGHT PRICPJS: D.O. aud all Stalls, Zβ.; tr. Circle Is Deserves, Zs. 6d. Plan at The Bristol till 1 p.m. Thereafter at Theatre till 7 p.m. MONDAY NEXT! MALCOLM M'EAECHEEN. The World-famed Baritone. THE ROYLE TRIO, Continental Dance Specialists. HOSE and DELL. The Sincinc Cyclists. "TWIRLY-WHIRLY." The New Production. Sensational Attraction To-Day at TjIVERYBOD I' 6 "PAW 3 OF THE BEAR." A War Story of a new kind, Featuring WILLIAM DESMOND and CLARA WILLIAMS ■ r A vivid portrayal of the fight between two Great Secret Services i RUSSIA AND AUSTEIA. EAI'ID ' BREATHLESS EXCITING DARING. Wonderful scenes uoon the trans-Atlantic trip, where plot and counter-plot follow in swift succession. \ THE BEST WAR DEAMA YET. ! Strong Supporting Features. mHE TTIiIPEESS. Commencing To-Day at 11. "THE MAELSTROM." Featuring EAELE WILLIAMS And DOEOTHY KELLY Two peerless stars in the Greatest of all Mystery Plays. "It never stops!"—A breathless whirlwind of love thrills and rapid-fire action, reyolvinc round a murder mystery. Extraordinary interior scenes of the ' haunts o£ New York's underworld, where strangely A MILLIONAIEE CLUBMAN FINDS HIS HEART'S DESIRE. ' In addition to this feature Chapter Eloven of "THE IRON CLAW." Entitled "THE SATING OF DAN O'HARA." RUGBY FOOTBALL. iUGBY FOOTBALL. THIS AFTERNOON AT 3. ATHLETIO PARK. Deciding Game of Senior Championship: I PETONE V. UNIVERSITY. PETONE V. UNIVERSITY. Final For Junior Championship: ST. JOHN'S V. SELWYN. Early Game at 1.30: 35th v. 30th REINFORCEMENTS. Admission, 6d.: Ladies, Free; Grand- ; stand, 6d. W. G. TALBOT, Secretary. •Y.M.C.A. POPULAR. SATURDAY NIGHT CONCERT In the ASSEMBLY HALL, Y.M.C.A., Willis Street. TO-NIGHT, at 8 o'clock. A FIRST-OLASS PROGRAMME Of SONGS QUARTETS. RECITALS, SKETCHES , (By special arrangement with Miss Dix). t LL Soldiers and their Friends cordially XX. invited. Ladies specially welcomed. Admission without charge, and no collection. Sydney- L. Pecli, Assistant General Secretary. THE EARLY SETTLERS & HISTORICAL ASSOCIATION OF WELLINGTON. mHE WINTER REUNION of Pioneers and X their Descendants will be held on ' DOMINION NIGHT, MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 24th. 1917. In the Town Hall. Addressee. Music. Refreshments. Admission by Ticket (froe). Tickets can be obtained from the Secretary. W. A. EDWARDS, Hon. Sec. Columbia. Private Hotel. Cuba Street.

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