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AMUSEMENTS. SENSATIONAL DOUBLE BILL At EVERYBODY'S ■EVERYBODY'S Including The Greatest of all Serials, THE MYSTERY OF THE DOUBLE ORO«S! - MYSTERY OF THE DOUBLE CROSS.! i Featuring MOLLIK KING. , Fifteen Episodes and each one more 3 THRILLING, MORE AMAZING (. than tho preview ono. B Abo on tho Saino Programme. 1 "I LOVE' YOU" A Triangle Super Production, Starring ; ALMA RUBENS. , ' Same Programme Showing To-night and , ! To-morrow Night at • | OUR THEATRE, NEWTOWN. THE THING'S. TO-DAY. • HE Ji-MNU'S. TO-DAY. ! Commencing at 2 p.m. - FOURTH GOLDWYN WINNER. Picturised from Basil King's Story, ontitled I "THE SPREADING DAWN" II "THE SPREADING DAWN" ] I Featuring i America's Greatest Emotional Aolress. | j JANE COWL. JANE COWL. \ j A Drama of Irresistible Power. i ; A Powerful Story of Romance and War. - I Prices: Is. and (id. D.C. Reserves, Is. • : ' fid. Plan at Bristol or 'Phone 3143. MPR.ESS. Mi'RKSS. Vitagraph Drama. ■ | "THE BLIND ADVENTURE," .! "THE BLIND ADVENTURK," . ' Featuring [ EDWARD EARLE & BETTY HOWE. f Tho Most Mystifying Mystery ' ever Filmed. >' How many times was he murdered? i Four different people admitted having . done it. ' j mOWN HALL CONCERT CHAMBER. 1 i ; | Direction Will, and Rob. Thomas, il" — ;j TO-NIGHT! TO-NIGHT! • J And Every Evening at 8. i THE ENGLISH PIERROTS THE ENGLISH PIERROTS ' ■ | < In Unique Programmes of ' MUSIC! MIRTH! MERRIMENT! Last Two Nights of , PRESENT PROGRAMME. ' Change Every Thursday. Plan at Bristol. PIERROTS' POPULAR PRICES. PRICES-35., 2s, Is. (plus tax). WELLINGTON CUT COUNCIL. TOWN HALL. TOWN HALL. TOWN HALL. TOWN HALL. ORGAN' RECITAL. ORGAN RECITAL. TO-NIGHT (TUESDAY) TO-NIGHT ■ 8.15 o'clock, By MR. BERNARD F. PAGE (City Organist). Fantasia—Sonata (op. G!i) ... Rhcinbcrgrr Romance Wheelckm Fantasie (op. 101) Saint-Snons Prelude to Act I, "Tristan and i Isolde" Wagner ! "Harmonies du Soir" liarg-Elert Humoreske (op 191). No. 7 Dvorak Toccata, Adagio, and Fuguo in C Major Bach ADMISSION: SIXPENCE AND ONE SHILLING. Doors open at 7.15 o'clock. JNO. R, PALMER, . Town Clerk. . 3rd June, HUS. FIX'IURES FOR SATURDAY. Fixtures, grounds, and referees for Saturday are as under:— Senior. Poneke v. Petone, Petone; 1,. Simpson. Wellington College v. 'Varsity, Atb'otic Park No. I; E. Tregear. Trentham B v. Wellington. Athletic Park No. 2; W. K. ! Taplin. Oriental v. Old Boys, Duppa . Street No. I; H. Larway. Trentham A v, Selwyn, Duppa Street No. 2; E. Perry. / Fcatherston v. Athletic, Kclburn Park; R, T. Bdiley. _ ■ Junior. Petone v. Halt, Hull No. 1; A. C. Kitto. Wellington v, Oriental, Lvall Bay No. 2; 0. Ruisell. Third Class. Athletic v. Poneke, Lya.ll Bay No. 1; J. G. Howitt. Halt v. Old Boys, Hutt No. 2; A. M-Bain. Y.M.C.A. v. Selwyn, Lyall Bay No. 3; L. Halliday. _Berhomporo v. 'Varsity, Lyall Bay No. i; H. Stagpoole. Railwov Battalion v. Wellington B, Lyall Bay No. 5; IT. M'Girr. Oriental v. 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