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Dominion, Volume 11, Issue 193, 4 May 1918, Page 9

AMUSEMENTS. : GIGANTIC ATTRACTION TO-DAX AT THE THING'S. ' i HE ICING'S. ... ! A Goldwyn Screen Spectacle, : • POLLY OF THE CIJiCUS," "I'OLI,Y OF THE CIRCUS," ; ■Starring , , MAE MARSH. MAE MARSH, i MAI MARSH. MAE'MARSH.- i beeno after Sccno of Superlative Beauty i trMIITTT This Picture will bo Un UNRIVALLED DELIGHT FOB THE KIDDIES, : And for Grown-ups as weil. - ■ A Mammoth Circus reproduced in detail. . , AN ENTIRE MENAGERIE CAGED IN ! A CAMERA. i Tbo whole astounding spectacle is merely ; the FctUng for the : FASCINATING ROMANCE OF POLLY. ; Iu one of her dnrinji Circus Stunts this Dowitching Girl is injured, i-nt THE - SHOW MUST GO ON. a. Thrilling Horse Race Sceno—A Circus Travelling Through the Nighf-A Big Tent- in -Flanios—All : Perfectly Photographed, and through it i THE THROB AND THRILL OF LOVE. . i In addition will bo ehown ; The Twelfth Instalment nf i "THE NEGLECTED AVIFE." I Although 'TOLLY OF THE CIRCUS" . ; is a super-feature and a Goldvryn at that, ; the Prices will bo Is. Gd., Is., and 6d. i Plan at Bristol, or 'Phone 3143. ; Special' Orchestra. Special Music. BEING THB KIDDIES TO THE MATINEE. ; PHENOMENAL ATTRACTION TO-T)AY at . ; ■everybody's. '; Everybody's. ; A Triangle Mdsterpiece, * i "FUMES OF CHANCE," "FLAMES OF CHANCE," Starring ! MARGERY WILSON ; MARGERY WILSON i (W'ho will be remembered as Brown Eyefc ■; in "Intolerance"). ' I A Spy Story .full of mystery and alto- j gethcr unique. ■ Flashes of tlio Treatment of Prisoner* : of War at tho ; TERRIBLE WITTENBERG CAMP. ; DON'T DO ANY GUESSING till the j last reel because YOU'LL be WRONG. j A Strangely Sweet Love Story. ■ ; Unique Setting in Modern New York, i Also Showing, i "THE DOG-CATCJIER'S LOVE." . ! A. Rollicking Keystone Comedy. ■ i EMPRESS. i MPRESS. ! Continuous—ll to 10, "GATES OF GLADNESS," : . "GATES OF GLADNESS," . . . . Starring ; MADGE EVANS. MADGE EVANS. j GEO. MACQUAR"RIE. 1 GEO. MACQUAHRIE. ■ , j A Sweet Story of the Power of a Little j Child. i The Love of Two -Brothers for the ; Same Woman is the cause of the trouble. Also Showing, - • Universal Comedy Topical and ' Competitor iu Rod Jersey Baby •• j Competition. ■ , U G B Y FOOTBALL. j ATHLETIC PARK, ; THIS AFTERNOON, -~ , For the Opening of tho Senior Champion- : ship, '; At 2.45 sharp. 'VARSITY V. PETONE. - ! Also S TREiNTHAM EUGBY FOOTBALL CLUB PONEKE. ; And Early Matches in Lower Grades at j 1.30 p.m. -*« At Petone: : OLD BOYS V. WELLINGTON. i Adniiesion 6d.; Ladies free. Grandstand Gd. T. H. JONES, : Secretary, W.R.F.U. _ , i TOWN HALL, CONCERT CHAMBER , SATURDAY, MAI" Hth, 1918, At 8 p.m.. ' CONCERT BY THE : WELLINGTON HARMONIC SOCIETY.. Box Plan opens at Tho Bristol Piano Co. on MONDAY, Mny 6th, at 9 a.m. ', VICTOR BENNETT, Hon. Sec. ; P.O. Box 725. . : BAND. . ; mRAMWAYS MILITARY BAND, : 1 at . . '. I ISLAND BAY, i TO-MORROW (SUNDAY), . ■ At 3 p.m. . \ WORLD-WIDEI SUPREMACY. ■• WHEN buying a, piano do not be , false to yourself; that is, do not : practice what ie commonly called false economy. You may know of a cheap • , piano, but do you think such a delicate I instrument as a piano could be cheap > and at the somo time .completely satisfactory? . .' . ' : OF COURSE, NOT, • ! We stock pianos which have a world- i wide supremaoy. They are not the ■ cheapest on tho market, but they are ; tho best. They combine splendid work- ; raanship with quality tono, and they ate , built to last for years. The pianos we particularly Tefer to are .the BRINSMEAD (right at the top of tho list of | celebrities), THE BORD,- THE -ROG- ; ERS, and THE PLEYEL..;,' > ■-;..-, ... ' At any time tvo will bo pleased to demonstrate theso ronoTOod pianos. : CHAS. BEGG & CO., LTD., Manners St., Wellington. ; Established 56 years. ■;

SPORTING. ATARI MAORI RACING CLUB. WINTER MEETING, 1918:' - OWNERS and TRAINERS are Reminded that NOMINATIONS for all events and ENTRIES for 'the Maiden Plat Raco and Final Hack Scurry CLOSE at the Club's Office, Otafci, on MONDAY, MAT CtH, at 8.30 p.m. The Otaki Telegraph Office closes at 5 p.m. 0. J. D'ATH, Secretary. BUSINESS NOTICES. H SPEAR, DR. OF OPTICS, • EYESIGHT SPECIALIST, 7 Willis Street, Lato Optician for tho Wellington Hospital and Charitable Aid Board. PATIENTS unable to obtain advice from the Optical Department may obtain advice at the above address letweon 9 a.m. and 5.30 p.m.

STAFFORD TEA, LUNCHEON, AND SUPPER ROOMS. ' : Oiie of the Best Appointed in the City. Smoking and Writing Room Provided for Gentlemen. : ALL CAKES HOME MADE. I MISS READ, Proprietress. : i Willis Street (over 11. D. Bennett's). ' \ Also at Timarn. ■ ' • \ OTEL GRAND CENTRAL, ! .- 1,107 : Wellincton's Leading > Private ■.■Hotel! I Accommodation for 100 Guests;" Firstclass Cuisiue. Every modern couveni- ! eiice. Ladies' Privato Drawing-rooms. ; Sitting-rooms, etc., Lpungss, end Eight Modern Bathrooms, inoluding electrio light und eleotrio fire nl&rms. Tariff, 7b. Gd. per dny; £1 Sβ. per vesfc,