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AMUSEMENTS. HIS ~ MAJESTY'S THEATRE. Courtenoy I'laco. 'Phone 165. The Home of High-claes Vaudeville. TO-DAY, a.t 2.30. TONIGHT, at 8. MATINEE To-day,- at 2.10. MATENBE MATINEE To-day, at 2.50. MATINEE M'ATINBB To-day, at 2.30. MATINhI. BRILLIANT HOLIDAY PROGRAMME. Presenting tho phenomenally succerißful WALTER JOHNSON REYUE CO. In their Latest and Greateßt Success, THE GLOBE TROTTERS A now and THE GLOHE TROTTERS . musical THE GLOBE TROTTERS rovue producTHE GLOBE TROTTERS ed for the first time on any stage. Characterised by a notable cast, including i WALTER JOHNSON, ?s£sss£s• HARRY BURGESS, LEB WARTON, E LASHBROOK,, LOLA HUNT THE THREE STAHHS, BELLE . . ~ MILLETE. New Songs, Now Danceb, New Dresses, Now Everything. A Rare Riot of Revelry, Dazding Lights, Fantastic .Glittering Colours, Gorgeous Grouping, Beautiful Billets, Melodious - Music, and Bong Successes.- ■ A STJPER-B STAGE SPECTACLE. ' Price ß -2 3 .'and Iβ. Plan Theatre To. day. Doors 7.15. Commence 8. Carriages 10.30. A PIANO THAT WILL LAST A LII'E- , , TIME. IT is poor economy indeed to purchase a oheap piano. There aro reasons why it is impossible to cheapen the manuacluro of a piano without sacrificing somethine of Hβ tone and durability. IP YOU WANT A EIANO OF BEAL WORTH-you will go to BEGG'S. . There you will sea instruments mado by highly skilled labour, with a wonderful tone quality which will be permanent. Such pianos as the BRINSMEAD-THE BOBD-THE OHALLEN-and THE BOGEBS. . ... .... They are triumphs of British workmanship. Oome and let us demonstrate tneir advantagee over oil others. ■ . CHAS, BEGG AND CO., LTD., V" Manners Street, Wellingfon. ■ ' Established 56 years. GENERAL Printing In all its branches, neatly and promptly oxecuted at moderate charges at the "Dominion" General Printing Houeo, "Dominion Avenue, Thone 4050.' ______

AMUSEMENTB. IiOYAL COMIC OPEHA COMPANY. "RED WIDOW" TO.NianT. TOE BOX PLANS for TO-NIGHT'S perforinnnco of "THE RED WIDOW" and also for TUESDAY and WEDNESDAY next for the same opera will bo on view at THEATIfE OFFICE (upstairs) nt THE GRAND OPERA HOUSE from 9 A.M. till 5 P.M. TO-DAY, after at Grand Confectionery Rtoro (next Theatre), where DAY SALES for TO-NIGHT only may bo obtained. iTi RAND OPERA HOUSE. <U — Direction J. 0. WILLIAMSON, LTD. Business Manager John Farrell-VIOE-REGAL COMMAND TO-NIGHT. The Performance This Evening -will be under the Ptttronago and in the Presenco of the Governor-Genoral, the Earl of Liverpool, the Countess of Liverpool, und party from Government House. "TEE TOWN WILL GO CRAZY OYEE. "THE RED WIDOW." "THE ; 11ED ' WIDOW." Eecoived on Saturday Night by nn Immonßo Audience with, all the JOY WONDER ADMIRATION Customary to tliie Unparalleled Creation. TO-NIGHT (MONDAY) AT 8 AND UNTTIi' THURSDAY NEXT, INCLUSIVE. J. 0. WILLIAMSON'S ROYAIj COMIO OPERA' COMPANY In , a. New Musical Production, •THE RED WIDOW," "THE BED WIDOW." •"THE RED .WIDOW,". . . "THE RED WIDOW," A Prc-War Play of Thrill and' Laughter. FRIDAY NEXT, APRIL 4th, For Threo Nights, : "MR. MANHATTAN." "MR. MANHATTAN." "Jill. MANHATTAN." Three hours of "Mr. Manhattan" is the Cheapest Tonic Ever Purchased. A MUSICAL COCKTAIL : In T>Vo Quaffs. TUESDAY WEEK, APRIL 7th, For Laßt Five Nights, FOR THE FIRST TIME IN AUSTRALASIA,. . A Now 3-Act Comic Opera, ■' "KATINKA.". ' : "KATINKA." Play produced by Mr. George A. Highland. Dress Gircloand 0.5., 65.; Back Bulls, 3 S . Gallery, Iβ. Early Doors to Back Stalls and Gallery. Iβ. extra. (All plus tax). , . _. ..

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