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AMUSEMENTS. A. New Era Photo-play. . Tho Novelty You'ro Looking For. TO-DAY TO-NIGHT At |jIV]SRyj3ODY'S. ■EJVEimiODY'S. Greater Vitagraph Presents not one, but ibreo Stars— CRACK DAIiJIOND, HABIIY SIOE-EY, And FLO DESIION, In a, Positively Ckeat Dramatic Production, buildod on Absolutely Modern Lines of Freshness and Vigour. "THE OTHER MAN," "THE OTHER MAN," "Tlll'i O'.IHER MAN," "THE OTHER MAN," "THE OTHER MAN," A splendidly acted drama, perfectly pictured, of a good man ruined by a faithless wife. DID YOU MAURY TJIE WRONG MAN? Noble lives have Ixon wrecked and homes nnulo dc-solalo through a Wrong Selection. Additional ilems include The Tenth Episode of "THE MYSTERY OF THE DOUBLE CROSS," "For those hows filolen. from Heaven I shall always love you." TO-DAY ~~ TO-NIGHT At THE TIT ING'S. HIS •*■* ING'S. A World Feature Drama, "STOLEN HOURS," '•STOLEN HOURS," "STOLEN HOURS," "STOLEN HOURS," Starring ETHEL CLAYTON. And JOHN BOWERS. She loved him so greatly that sho menficed herself for him. "STOLEN HOURS.'' An impassioned "STOLEN HOURS." portrayal of "STOLEN HOURS." the Tragic Ways "STOLEN HOURS." of Fate. Stirring and dramatic situations. Prices—l?. and 6d.; D.C. Reserves, Is. Plan at Bristol, or 'Phono 3143. EMPRESSATPEESS. ' Commencing at ',1 a.m. THE SUPERB GOLDWYN JTTBACTION, • THE BELOVED TRAITOR, THE BELOVED TRAITOR, v Featuring MAE MARSH, MAE MARSH, Tho Wonderful Emotional Stair In a Most Appealing Picture Showing Life as it Really Is. A DUEL FOE A MAN'S SOUL BETWEEN VICE AND VIRTUE. Bo early or Ring 31-12 for Seats. Prices as usual. ■ np.OWN HALL CONCERT CHAMBER. Direction John Hopkins. Commencing WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 7. WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 7. Mr. Edward Branscombe's Well-known Ai lists, THE SCARLET TROUBADOURS THE SCARLET TROUBADOURS THE SCARLET TROUBADOURS THE SCARLET TROUBADOURS THE SCARLET TROUBADOURS (Reorganised and up-to-date.) A. Troubadour is a cheerful sort of Joker who sings, dances, jests and performs in other styles, just for, tho fun of tho thing. . ■ A Troubadonress is the same, only she's a lady. PRICES-35., 2s. Is. Plus Tax. BOX PLAN for first G Nights opens at THE BRISTOL Monday Morning, 9 o'clock. Representative, GEORGE ADAMS. TO-DAY, AUGUST 3, 1918, 8 P.M. npOWN HALL, CONCERT CHAMBER. SECOND CONCERT, 1918 SEASON, By THE WELLINGTON HARMONIC ' SOCIETY. Conductor: Mr. H. Temple White, -Assisted by MR. HAMILTON HODGES, Baritono. MR. H. MOSCHINI, Clarinettist. Front Seats or Gallery, 2s. A limited number of Seats at Is, Box Plan at Tho Bristol Piano Co. ' VICTOR B, BENNETT, Hon. Sec. WELLINGTON RUGBY' FOOTBALL UNION. ATHLETIC PARK, TO-DAY 2.45 p.m. TO-DAY 'VARSITY v. PONEKE. ( On No. 2 Ground: ATHLETIC v. WELLINGTON. At Petono-. PETONE v. TRENTHAM B. Fifth Class: ATHLETIC v. PETONE, Transferred to Kelburn, 3 p.m. Early Matches as usual at the Park. NEXT SATURDAY, AUGUST 10: PETONE v. PONEKE. Admission, Gd.; Ladies, Free. Grandstand, Gd. T. H. JONES, Secretary, W.R.F.U. HIS MAJESTY'S THEATRE. TO-MORROW EVENING, At 8.30. SUNDAY CONCERT SUNDAY CONCERT By the WELLINGTON WELLINGTON PROFESSIONAL PROFESSIONAL ORCHESTRA, ORCHESTRA, Under MR. H. MOSCTIINI. Silver Coin Collection. riOLOSSAL JUMBLE SALE. TOWN HALL. TO-DAY 3 to 9 p.m. BEGG'S FOR PIANOS. r|PHE 'Pianos for which we have tho •a-' Agencies aro nil instruments of rare beauty, possessing thoso superb qualities which render them distinctive in tonal beauty. Each instrument is a masterpiece in construction, mado to withstand tho varying climatic conditions. Wo specially recommend THE BRINSMEAD. THE CHALLEN. THE HOED. THE ROGERS. A good Piano costs more, but it is worth iho small extra expenditure, as it will lust a lifetime, and consequently is worth considerably moro than an average Piano, tin? lifo of which is limited. Tor me can bo arranged to suit you if desired. CHAS. BEG<r AND CO.. LTD., ; Manners Street, Wellington. Established 5G Years. BARBER AND CO., Dyers and • Dry-cleaners, 125 Cuba Street, City. "Phono 226. J