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Dominion, Volume 11, Issue 102, 23 January 1918, Page 7

AMUSEMENTS. YOU'RE IN LOVE. All Wellington is out after a Lucky Slipper. GRAND OPERA nOUSE. HAND OPEEA HOU6E. Direotion J. 0. WILLIAMSON, LTD. Manager j 0 h n Farrell TO-NIGHT AT 8, And Two Following Evenings. J. 0. WILLIAMSON, LTD.'S, NEW ENGLISH MUSICAL COMEDY COMPANY, In the Bright, Tuneful, and Humorous^ Coniic Opera, "YOU'RE IN LOVE" The most seductive, most exhilarating Musical Play yet staged in Wellington. I'm inLove, You're in Love, He's in Love, She's in Love with YOU'RE IN LOVE. NEXT SATURDAY NIGHT NEXT SATURDAY NIGHT. And Fivo Following Evenings. Initial production in Wellington of tho saucy and piquant musical farce. "CANARY COTTAGE" Plans to-day at the Grand Opera House Confectionery, where tickets for the Stalls and Gallery may also bo purchased. Prices: D.O. and R.S., 65.; Stalls, 35.; UaUery, Is. Early door stalls and gallery Is. extra. (Plus Amusement Tax.) PLANS FOR "CANARY COTTAGE" WILL BE OPENED AT THE BRISTOL TO MORROW (THURSDAY) MORNIIsG. MUSIC MADE EASY. BIRLEY'S COLLEGE OF MUSIC reopens 28th January. Pupils will please keep arrangements previously made Intending Pupils can lie interviewed any time from that date. Piano Playing taught) in from 10 to 20 lesson 3 by the "Colbir" System (no special music required). Saves time, money, and drudgery (no Boales), same results. Tho success of our local pupils speaks for this system. Testimonials from all parts. Call for all particulars Boulcott Chambers (Ist floor up), Boulcott Street.

AMUSEMENTS. ' Showing Continuously 2 to 10 p.m. . j ANITA STEWART.' in \ "THE BILLIONS PLOT" (Or "The Message, of the Mouse"). , | A Gigantic After-war Conspiracy., ' : " l "A WOMAN'S WAY,'.'-' -.'■ "i A World Film Drama of Society _ Life, Starring ■ ! ETHEL CLAYTON. . A Story of a Bride's Fight to Keep Iter ; Husband.- ;■ .;.-■ • . "THE TAii u)iEL-WARIUUR," '' '■''. Tho Story of a ' Southern Colonel who yielded to dishonour for tho first time in his life. Also. CHARLIE CHAPLIN "Behind the - Screen." p "YOU'RE IN LOVE." '■ WILLIAMSON'S Latest Musical Comedy, "You're in Love," and "The Canary Cottage," will delight'theatre-goers. tho'Bong6 and ballads being extremely-tuneful. You can buy these songs now.; . . ■"' "You're in Love," 2s. (Song). • "I'm Only Dreaming," 2s. _; "Loveland," 2s. . j "Day Dream Me," 2s. "Naughty 1 Naughty! Naughty!" 2s. Complete Vocal Score, Bs. "Canary Cottage," 2s. (song). "I Never Knew," 2s. "Roses Made .Me Remomher," 2s. "That Syncopated Harp," 2s. /MHAS. BEGG AND CO..' LTD.,' Manners St., Wellington. The Oldest-establißhed Music Houbo in ; New Zealand. EOTAL MAIL LEAVES OABBUJB STABLES, Feilding. for Kimbolton' . . ' Dally at 8.30 a.m. and 3.30 p.m.; leavol . Kimbolton at Noon for Felldlng. j B. J. HOORB, Proprietor, Felldlns-

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