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Dominion, Volume 13, Issue 32, 1 November 1919, Page 9

AMUSEMENTS, ORCHESTRAL MATINEE TO-DAY, At 2.15. Owing (o the Gigantic Success and OVERFLOWING HOUSES During (he past week at THE KING'S. HE KING'S, fj The Theatre thai. Sets the Standard, l'lio Management has decided to continue the Delightful .Motion Picture A'ersion Of C. J. Dennis's Famous Book, "THE SENTIMENTAL BLOKE," "THE SENTIMENTAL BLOKE." "THE SENTIMENTAL BLOKE," "THE SENTIMENTAL BLOKE." Which Abounds in BRISTLING HUMOUR And THROBBING PATHOS, FOR ONK MORE WEEK. ■'■''OR ONI-; MOliE WEEK. TOR ONE .MORE WEEK. Whatever you do, don't miss it. Mr. W. W. Clf AW FORD sings "I've Chucked up the Rush for niv Donah." by Bert. Ro.vle, and MISS MARIE NEWMAN "obliges" at the Party with "The Curse of an Achin' 'Eart." SPECIALLY ARRANGED MUSIC, By MR. L. D. AUSTIN (Conductor), KING'S GRAND ORCHESTRA. Entire Change of Exquisite Supporting Pictures. Matinee Prices—ls. Id., Is. 7(1.. and 2s. Id. Night Prices—ls. Id., Is. 'd., 2s. Id., and 2s. 7d. Plan at Bristol, or 'Phone 5143. Direction E. J. Carroll. QU EEN ' S TIIEA TR E. U E E N ' S T II E A T R. E, Cuba Street. TO-DAY. 2.15 p.m. TO-NIGHT, 7.15 p.m. GRAND TWO-FEATURE PROGRAMME. GLADYS BROCKWKLL GLADYS BROCIvWELL In "THE SCARLET ROAD," "THE SCARLET ROAD," A stirring play of N?w York's Unconventional Life. A Woman's Triumph over the Wolves of New York Society. Also, PEGGY ITYLAND (of "Bonnie Annie PEGGY ItYLANi) Laurie'' fame), in "CAUGHT IN THE ACT," "CAUGHT IN THE ACT," "CAUGHT IN THE ACT." An Uproarious Story of a Society Bud's Love Adventures. A "Whirlwind of Fun and Romance. Splendid Supporting Programme of Comedies, Cartoons, and Gazettes. Saturday Night Trices: Dress Circle, Is. Gd.: Stalls, Is. (plus tax). Reserves fid. ''Rhone 3255. BAZA AIL mOWN HALL. BAZAAR. BAZAAR. 1 , BAZAAR. BAZAAR. TO-NIGHT! BAZAAR. BAZAAR. TO-NIGHT! BAZAAR. BAZAAR. BAZAAR. BAZAAR. Beautiful Fancy BAZAAR. BAZAAR. Dancing and BAZAAR. BAZAAR. Floral Tableaux. BAZAAR. BAZAAR. — BAZAAR. BAZAAR. TUG-O'-WAR. BAZAAR. BAZAAR. TUG-O'-WAR. BAZAAR. BAZAAR, Heavy-weight, 8,15. BAZAAR. IiAZAAR. Pc'Onev. Ilerlihey's. BAZAAR. BAZAAR. Heavyweights, !M5. BAZAAR. BAZAAR. .Munt, Cottrell's v. BAZAAR. BAZAAR. Gleeson's. BAZAAR. BAZAAR. Admission: BAZAAR. BAZAAR. Gentlemen Is., Ladies BAZAAR. BAZAAR. ' Gd. IiAZAAR. BAZAAR. — BAZAAR. BAZAAR. GRAND MATINEE. BAZAAR. BAZAAR. THIS (Saturday) IiAZAAR. BAZAAR. AFTERNOON, 2.30. BAZAAR, BAZAAR, BAZAAR. BAZAAR. Admission Free. BAZAAR. rjpOWN HALL, CONCERT CHAMBER, TO-NIGHT! ■ TO-NIGHT! KELBURN SCOUTS' CONCERT KELBURN SCOUTS' DISPLAY In Aid of the Funds of the Troop. An Amusing Entertainment which you should not miss. BETTER THAN EVER! Book see.ts at the Bristol. 2s. and Is. BAND. mRAMWAVS MILITARY BAND, at A Lyall Bay, TO-MORROW (Sunday), at 3 p.m. PERFECTION In tone, beauty, and durability, or as near to perfection as skilled craftsmen can make them. BEGG'S PIANOS. BRINSMEAD,' BRASTED, CHALLEN, FOSTER, ROGERS, JESSE FRENCH. We I'.ro Solo Agents for these world-renowned makes. You are invited to call and thoroughly examine these instruments, learn ■ their merits, and get our prices and terms. CASH OR TERMS, AS REQUIRED. £JHAS. BEGG AND CO., LTD.,' Manners Street, The Oldest-established Piano House ill New Zealand. 5.30 CLOSING. WE beg to notify our Customers that on and after MONDAY, November 3, our Warehouse will be CLOSED at 5.30 o'clock each evening, except on Fridays, when tho closing hour will be 9 p.m. Saturdays, 1 p.m. CIIAS BEGG AND CO. LTD., Music Warehouse, Manners Street. ELECTION NOTICES. HUTT ELECTORATE. 4 MEETING will be held at S p.m. on il- TUESDAY, at tho Lyceum Hall, Lower Hutt, when MR. E. P. RISHWORTH, Reform Candidate for the Ilutt seat, will make preliminary arrangements for tho forthcoming campaign. W' BARBER AND CO., Dyers and • Dry-cleaner:, 125 Cuba Street, Citv. 'Phone 226. CRICKET « Potone teams for to-day will bo: Senior —Brico, Cats, Nicholas, Gedye, Doneghuo, Smyrk, Finlayson, Fanning, Coles, Iriglis, O'Donaghu. Junior—Parrant. Ambler, Thomas, Wilson, Poinlon, S'harnihan, Aifchison. Wyfio, Martin, Edlin, Poole. Tho following will represent Central "Mission in tho junior boys' competition to-day:— I 'lVorney 2, Smith 2, Byles, Aitken. M'Phun, Olson. Hull, Matson. Forbes, Carnioily, Burley. The following team will represent Central Mis'.ion agnin'l ft. Thomas's:— Spearman, Hassel, W'-Tidmnn, R. Anderson, C. Ander l :' Osborne, Parke, Hedges MTirhine, Davis, Cuniniings, at Kelbur.i Park. LET GIANTTARM'POWDI-R DO ALL THE IIARD WORK! This reliable and powerful ally of the farmer will jreniove useless stumps, make beds for trees, subsoil, dig ditches, blast boulders, build roads, and do nil tho hard and laborious work on the farm. You can do fnnn work (pucker, cheaper, and better by us:ng Giant Him Powder. Don't bo without it another day! Obtain full.particulars from Gollln and Co. Ply., Ltd., Wellington, Distributing Agents.—Advt,