Page 7 Advertisements Column 4

Dominion, Volume 11, Issue 311, 20 September 1918, Page 7

AMUSEMENTS. | ■T. C. WILLIAMSON'S ATTRACTIONS. Direction ... J. C. WILLIAMSON, LTD. There's a Great Play Coming io AVellinglou, and "THE 13th CHAIR" Is Its Name. NEXT TUESDAY Night. MARGARET AVYCHERLY. Sho lays n'sitie her ninntlo of lungic again.and again, reassumes it, ami then oiico raoro a weak woman, in terror for the dear child panting in the hunter's net of dea lh, prays "0 God', show: mo the way to help her, lo save my little girl!" This touching moment held the spectators by the <lopth of its solemnity. There was not; a person who was not moved by it.—"Sydney Horning Herald." MARGARET AVYCHERLY. Watch her for the moment when it is her lot to slaud aside unci silonlly bear the torture of her daughter on the rack. IT IS A MOMENT OF GENIUS that is almost painful. Hear her pray and you feel the spirit of communion.— Sydney "Daily Telegraph." . rjRAND OPERA '• HOUSE.' ■"THE 13th CHAIR," It is not only a. pln.v of thrills, butone long Thrill. THE DRAMATIC EVENT OP 1918. Commencing NEXT TUESDAY NIGHT, SEPT. 21. i ■ i J. C. WILLIAMSON, LTD., present. A Star Actress and a Star Play. ' MARGARET AVYCHERLY MARGARET AVYCHERLY MARGARET AVYCHEEIY In her original creation of Rosalie '•la. Grange, ... . > Together With . ■ • BRINSLEY SHAW (His First Appearauee in New Zealand),, And a CAST OF EXCEPTIONAL ARTISTIC CALIBRE, In = . ■■ The Thrilling and Sensational Mystery Dramn, "THE I,lth CHAIR-," "THE IStIi:CHAIR,""THE 13th CHAIR," i . "TKV, 13th CHAIR," "THE 13th CHAIR," "THE 131'h CHAIR," By Bayard Veiller, Author of ' "WITHIN THE LAW." A Drama That Baffles Solution Until . . the Very End. ■ • ' "THE 13th CHAIR" Is a Milestone, in the Draina of the. . New Zealand Stage. .. .. „ • i Pricos-D;C. and U.S.. Gs.; Stalls, 35.; Gallery, Is. (Early Door Stalls and Gallery, Is. extra.) Plus Tax. " The BOX PLANS for the SIX Nights' Season will open at'•■THE BRISTOL THIS MORNING at fl o'clock., ST. .MARY OF THE ANGELS , ' REBUILDING BAZAAR :. AND QUEEN COMPETITION '■'■". Will open at the ' ■ .. rp.OWN HALL, TOWN HALL. ON'MONDAY. (DOMINION DAY), ', SEPTEMBER' 23, at 8 p.m." And.'continue every evening''except ,, Saturdays until further notice. Her Excellency the Countess of Liverpool has graciously consented to perform the opening ceremony. ADMISSION.-!.?. which includes chance in the Grand Art Union. ; •■■■■ ■ ; , Attractive Programme each evening by the best of talent procurable. Pretty Stalls. Sideshows, ; Games, , ' and Splendid Tea Kiosk. j Special Fancy Dances bytlie Misses fleero, Saundors, Cooke', Doris Guise, Gladys Campbell and their Pupils. ; Special Engagement of ilaliiii, the Wonderful Magician, who will perform every evening. ' Send for a book of art union.'tickets. ' J. A. SCOTT, Hon. Secretary. RIGHT TO THE FRONT. ( BE GCr'S LATEST MUSIC. . ~' Tliese avo just a few of our prominent Song Successes, which cannot fail to win your entire approval. Carrie Jacobs Bond, writer of the World-Famous Song "PERFECT DAY," and other Big Successes, has now issued .two .gems of melody— "4. COTTAGE. IN GOD'S GARDEN,", . "THE SOUL OF YOU." .. These eongs should rapidly become popular as they are the latest and ; best by this composer. Price, 2s. Cd. "JUST A BABY'S PRAYER AT - TWILIGHT" (For her daddy over there). Price, 25... A world-wido success. '' In spite of the difficulty of gettiug supplies, our stock of songs and pianoforte music is now right np_ to date.' Why not call and ask our pianists to try over the latest successes. CHAS. BEGG .AND CO., LTD., . 19-21 Manners. Street, Wellington,

, SPORTING. CANTERBURY JOCKEY CLUB. SPUING MEETING, 1918. NOVEMBER 4, G, and 9. ENTRIES for the New Zealand Cup, of 2000 sovs., close on FRIDAY, September 20, at S nlm. Nomination, lsov. W. H.'E. WANKLYN, Secretary. BUSINESS NOTICES. STAFFORD TEA, LUNCHEON, AND *3 SUPPER ROOMS. Dinner 5.30 to 7.30. One of the Best Appointed in the City. Smoking and .Writing Room Provided for Gentlemen. ALL CAKES HOME MADE. MISS READ, Proprietress. : \ Willis Street (over H. D. Bennett's). "YOU CANNOT LOSE YOUR SHIRT. SEND us 2s. 2tl. and we'll post to you a neat Rubber Stamp and a Bott'.o of Marking Ink, so that you can have •your name on everything. A. AY. MORAN AND SON, Rubber Stamp Makers, 60 Willis Street, Wellington. MX BRIDGE, DENTIST -"• (Lnto Upper Willis Street), ■ Macartby's Chambers, 50 WILLIS STREET. 'Phone -J 191. (Opp. Hotel Windsor.) ALL-BRITISH PLANTATION RUBBER IN CLINCHER CROSS TYRES! rpHE Best Rubber is in them, and J~ you get more miles OUT of them! These British Tyres' are doing sterling work at tho Front:—will servo YOU best nt home. Fit them. Solo Controllers, HAYWARD BROS. AND CO., LTD., I Christchurcli.