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Dominion, Volume 12, Issue 229, 21 June 1919, Page 9

; AMUSEMENTS, THE KING'S. The Theatre HE KING'S, with the Big THE KING'S. Attractions! Matinee To-day, 2.15. Full Orches'rii! ilatiuee To-day, 2.15. Pull Orchestra! AN ENTERTAINMENT 01' IMMACULATE REFINEMENT. Note the Screening Times: Note the Screening Times: Matinee, Night, 2.15 "WAY OF A SHIP ON 7.15 THE SEA" (Interest). 2.30 "WON BY A FOWL" 7.30 (Comedy). 3.0 Entr'acte. S.O THE KING'S GRAND ORCHESTRA. Overture, "William Tell." 3.10 Latest Gazette. 8.10 3.35 Special Engagement of 8.35 SIGNOIi LUCIBN CESARONI, SIGN OR LUCIBN CESARONI, The Popular Grand Opera Dasto, who will sing the famous baritone solo, "Di_ Provenssa" from "Traviata" iVerdi); and, by Special Request, "The Lauding Song" from "Keolanthe" (Balfe). 3.40 "FADING LOCAL COLOUR" 8.40 (Scenic). ALICE BRADY, ALICE BIiADY, With David Powell, in "HER GREAT CHANCE," 3.55 "HER GREAT CHANCE," S.SD "HER GREAT CHANCE," Select Feature, from the novel, "Golden flcccc," by Fannie Hurst. A Charming Characterisation, Fresh and Convincing. Lovely Photography. 5.0 God Save the King. 10.0 During the screening of "Her Great Chanco" the King's Grand Orchestra, under tho baton of Mr. L. D. Austin, will play Selections from "Going Up" (Hirsch), "High Jinks" (Talbot), "Idylle" (Elgar), and "Intermezzo" and "Willow Song" (Coleridge Taylor). Prices; Circle, Is. 7d.; Stalls, Is. 7d., Is. Id., and od. Plan at Bristol or ring King's 'Phone SMS. GIGANTIC DOUBLE BILL At The empress, to-day at 2. HE EMPRESS. TO-NIGHT at 7, Tho Latest and Greatest World Feature, Entitled "JUST SYLVIA." The Romance of "JUST SYLVIA." a Princess who "JUST SYLVIA." posed as a model "JUST SYLVIA." to pay the rent. "JUST SYLVIA," A Charming Story "JUST SYLVIA." of Romance and "JUST SYLVIA." Adventure, "JUST SYLVIA." spaugled with "JUST SYLVIA." sparkling humour. Featuring BARBARA CAf-TLETON BARBARA .CASTLETON And JOHNNY lIINES. Second Attraction, CHARLIE CHAPLIN CHARLIE CHAPLIN In "THE COUNT." "THE COUNT." Special musical selections will be rendered at the evening sessions, including "Athalie March" (Mendelssohn), "Sunset Melody" (Vincent), "Romance" (Rubenstein), andos an entr'acte Mr, W. OROME -will play "Maritana" (Wallace), In .Addition, "THE BELLS OF ST. MARY'S," with chimes and bell, accompaniment, will be fiungj>y Mr C. MELVIN. 'Phone 3142 for Reserves. WELLINGTON RUGBY FOOTBALL UNION. T H'L E T I C PpiJ, TO-DAY, 2.45 p.m. On No. 1 Ground: i 'VARSITY V. PETONE. i 'VARSITY V. PETONE. On No. 2 Ground: PONEKE V. SELWYN. FONKICE V. SELWYN. Two Fast and Open Mutches, Early Match on No. 1: MASCOT V. ORIENTAL A. QT. PETER'S SCHOOLROOM, Ghuznee Street. GRAND CONCERT In aid of New Koibura Church, TUESDAY, JUNE 24, at 8 p.m. Tickets, 2s, BUSINESS NOTICES. GET YOUR SPORTS PROGRAMME PORTS PROGRAMME THIS MORNING At "DOMINION" OFFICE OR FROM STREET-SELLERS. ALL YOU WANT TO KNOW ABOUT RUGBY FOOTBALL ASSOCIATION FOOTBALL LEAGUE FOOTBALL! And HOCKEY (Senior- Competitions). IS INCLUDED. PRICE ONE PENNY. ■jVTEDICAL.—EIoctro-Massage, Rhcuma-J-'A tism, Insomnia, Mental and Nervous Disorders successfully treated. J. Manuel Kitto, Pupil of the late Maurice Krone, Masseur to His Excellency the Earl of Hopetoun, G.C.M.G., by appointment. 145 Upper Willis Street, Wellington. ' Certificated Masseuse in attendance. TOILET SPECIALISTS WHY FEAR COLD OR WIND? MANY LADIES find that the wintry weather plays havoc with their j skin, making the comploxion coarse, and I hands sore and rough. But some ladies know how simple' ii is to protect tho skin from frost and cold winds. They wio "CAMELLION" FACE CREAMS, winch are prepared by Mrs. Cameron especially for ladies who wish lo take proper caro of the complexion. Tlioy are really splendid. Vanishing Cream, 3s. 6d.; Massage Cream, 3s. Call or writo for ft pot to-day. AIRS. CAMERON, "Boudoir C'amillc," Cooper's Building, .Opposite "Evening Post" (Entrance just off Willis Street), Wellington. 'I'hone 1535. "ORUIT Trees and Bushes, Ornamental JL' and Flowering Shrubs; cheapest in Dominion. B. H. Jupt, Palmereton N.