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AMUSEMENTS. | QRAND OPERA HOUSE. Direction J. C. Williamson, Ltd. Manager W. F. Russell THE : GREATEST TRIUMPH WELLINGTON HAS EVER KNOWN. ENCORE after ENCORE had to lis given in response to the spontaneous applause after the various numbers. INSTANTANEOUS SUCCESS achieved by Artists and Opera alike. TO-NIGHT AT 8, TO-NIGHT AT 8. J. C. WILLIAMSON, LTD., Present THE NEW MUSICAL COMEDY COMPANY. In "GOING UP," "GOING UP," "GOING UP," "GOING UP," A MUSICAL FARCEWhich has GONE UP GONE UP 100 per cant, in estimation of all patrons who witnessed the performance last ■ night. (Founded on James Montgomery's comedy "The Aviator.") Book/ and Lyrics by Otto Hauerbach. Music by Louis A. ilir. c ch. Produced by GEORGE A. HIGHLAND and HARRY B. BUECHER. CAST (In the order of their first appearance): Miss Zonne Dorothy Purdell John Gordon Harry Wotton J. H- Douglas George Willoughby Mrs. Douglas Maude Beatty Jules Gaillard William Greene Grace Douglas Gracie Lavers Madeline Manners Cecil Bradley Hopkinson Brown Cyril Pritchard Robert Street Alfred Frith James Brooks Fred Maguire Sam Robinson Field Fisher Ltmig Jack Hooker Marguerite Star Madge Elliott Muriel Wycherley Florrie Lusk Ballets, eto., invented by MINNIE EVERETT. Musical Director HARRY BURTON PRODUCTIONS TO FOLLOW: . "OH! BOY." ."THE THREE TWINS," ,And "YOU'RE IN LOVE." PRICES: 65., 35., and Is. Is. Extra Early Door, Stalk and Gallery. (All prices plus Tax). BOX PLANS At the Bristol till Noon. To-night's only on view at Ned Perry's, Tobacconist, from 1 p.m. Day Sales at Ned Perry's, Tobaocomst, Manners Street. To-day THMPRESS THEATRE. To-night AjMPRESS THEATRE. Commencing To-day and all next week. A World Film Feature of I.ove end Sorrow. JUNE ELVIDGE "I have tried to JUNE ELVIDGE force myself to JUNE ELVIDGE this marriage, but JUNE ELVIDGE .cannot." So says delightful June Elvidge in the big World Feature Play, a Woman of redemption. A WOMAN OF REDEMPTION. A WOMAN OF REDEMPTION. A Great Story of Life's Pitfalls and of a Woman's Grentness. ■ "He was a JOHN BOWERS wastrel. , . JOHN BOWERS I made him JOHN BOWERS a man." " JOHN BOWERS Have you seen June Elvidge in kneeboots? She is delightful. No story moved at more gripping speed. .See it. Splendid Supports that will please. ■ Prices ,as usual. Ring 3142 for Reserves. ■ ■ ' . . t WELLINGTON MUSICAL AND ELOCUTIONARY COMPETITIONS. m O W.N HALL, Commencing THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 13. 1535 ENTRIES. A small number of membership tickets .are still obtainable, 'but early application is requested. 1 G. W. JENNER, Secretary, Box 105 D. BAND. NZ. NATIVES' ASSOCIATION BAND At Island Bay, TO-MORROW (SUNDAY), AT 3 p.m. MEETINGS. rjlO-NIGHT, 7.80 o'clock. Jolly Social for Y.W.C.A. Members and Men Friends. Soldiers welcome. SUNDAY, 4.15, Short, Bright Meeting. Speaker, Rev. J. H. Sykes. All girls and young women welcome. Y.W.C.A., Fowlds's Buildings, Herbert Street. p-U BLI C : LECTURE. "MAN, KNOW*THYSELF." 1. Life is a Series of Lives. 2. Man Reaps only what he Sows. 3. Man is Inherently Divine. ■ By MISS C. W. CHRISTIE, National Lecturer, Theosophical Society. TO-MORROW (SUNDAY), at 7 p.m. THEOSOPHICAL HALL, MARION STREET. Miss Christie will hold a Public Question Meeting next Wednesday at 8 p.m. Written questions preferred. Cfrurdh Service To-morrow (Sunday) at 11 a.m. Under tho Auspices of, the AVellington Social Democratic Party. rrttlE REV. MOSES AYRTON will Speak at the Alexandra Hall, Abel Smith Street, on SUNDAY EVENING at 8, the title of his address being "The Dynamics of the Labour Movement". Doors open at 7. Collection. RETURNED SOLDIERS. MASS MEETING , MASS MEETING (Under the Auspices of the Wellington Returned Soldiers' Association), CONCERT CHAMBER, TOWN HALL, WEDNESDAY, JAN. 29, 1919, At 8 p.m. To discuss problems affecting Returned Soldiere. A. CURTAYNE, Organising Secretary. SURE CURB FOR VARICOSE ULCERS. DO You Suffer with Varicose Ulcers? If so, I can guarantee to cure you. My treatment is painless, and requires no operation, and is not costly. Write for full information to ERNEST HEALEY, Chemist, 'Phone 29. Foxton. HARD pavements are as velvet if you wear WOOD-MILNE RUBBER HEELS. Made in England from pure, durable Para xubber. Cheaper than leather