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Dominion, Volume 13, Issue 92, 13 January 1920, Page 7

[ AMUSEMENTS. . . , | GRAND OPERA COMPANY. LAST 2 NIGHTS! (QRAND ■ OPERA HOUSE. Direction ... J. C, WILLIAMSON LTD. Manager Win. ¥. Russell. LAST TWO NIGHTS OF THE WILLIAMSON GRAND OPERA SEASON! GRAND , OPERA SEASON! GRAND OPERA SEASON! GRAND OPEHA SEASON! GRAND OPERA SEASON! If you miss this golden opportunity YOU WILL EVER REGRET IT! j POSITIVELY NO RETURN SEASON. TO-NIGIIT at 8. WITH THE FOLLOWING POWERFUL CAST: . Walter Wheatley, C'nrl Formes, Alfredo Vnlenti. Fred. Collier, Tom Minogue, Charles Mettam, A, Berryman, Roy -Dunn, Charles Bradley, Tlielma Carter, Patti Russell, . Anita Roma, Elsy Treweek, and Eileen Castles. Offenbach' 3 Brilliant Work (first tima in Nejr Zealand), , "TALES OF HOFFMANN." LAST NIGHT! LAST NIGHT! TO-MORROW (WEDNESDAY) TO-MORROW (WEDNESDAY) OF THE MOST POPULAR.OF OPERAS, "MADAM BUTTERFLY." "MADAM BUTTERFLY." . "MADAM BUTTERFLY." Musical Conductor ... Gusfav SlapoMl .Stage Director Frank Itigo Stage Manager Dick Shorland , . POPULAR PRICES. Reserved Stalls and Dreei? Circle, 7s. Gd.; Unreserved Stalls (until 7.30), Is. fid. and afterwards 3s. Gd.; Gallery (until 7-30), 2s. Gd., afterwards Is. Gd. All plus Tas. Diy Sales (4s. Gd. and 2s. 6d.) nt Ned Perry's. Tobacconist, Manners Street. BOX PLANS AT THE BRISTOL. TO-NIGHT'S PLAN at Ned Perry's afte? 5 p.m. ~TO-NIGHT AT ,7.15. KING'S The Theatre that ING'S • Sets the Standard. ANITA STEWART. . 11l "MARY REGAN" LYRIC CONCERT PARTY. . KING'S GRAND ORCHESTRA. Prices: Is. Id., Is. 7d., 2s. Id., and 2s. 7d. Plan-at Bristol till 5. then at Theatre. 'Phone 3143. ■ ' EVERYBODY'S lj to 10, Still being shown to packed houses. "A ROGUE'S ROMANCE." Featuring the popular Star, EARLE WILLIAMS, EARLE WILLIAMS. Screening times: 11.35, 1.30, 3.20, 5.10, 7, 8.50. ; rjIHE' EMPRESS Continuous, XHE EMPRESS 11 to 10. Beaumont Smith's great Hayseed comedy, entitled HAYSEEDS nt the MELBOURNE CUP. Also Episode Eight of Pallie's Great Serial, "THE LIGHTNING RAIDERS," MEETINGS. LOWER lITJTT, LOWER HUTT. LOWER HUTT LOWER MUTT. LOWER HUTT. "DI'SINESS and ProLOWER HUTT. J-> LOWER.HUTT. fessional Men. and -LOWER: HUTT, LOWER HUTT. ■ AVomen are'invited to LOWER HUTT. LOWER lIUTT. hear an Address by LOWER HUTT. • LOWER HUTT. MR. W. HUDSON LOWER HUTT. LOWER- HUTT. (Official Organiser for LOWER HUTT. LOWER HUTT. the Business Science LOWER HUTT. LOWER HUTT. Circle Movement in LOWER HUTT. LOWER HUTT. N.Z.) on LOWER HUTT. LOWER HUTT. "The Development of LOWER HUTT. LOWER- HUTT. Greater Personal LOWER lIUTT. LOWER HUTT. Tower and Efficiency," LOWER lIUTT. LOWER HUTT. In LOWER HUTT. LOWER HUTT. LYCEUM HALL, LOWER HUTT. LOWER HUTT. LOWER nUTT, LOWER HUTT. LOWER TI.I'TT. At 8 o'clock LOWER TIUTT. LOWER-HUTT. TO-NIGHT, LOWER lIUTT. LOWER'HUTT. TUESDAY, JAN. 13. LOWER HUTT. LOWER HUTT. Free Tickets obtainable LOWER lIUTT. LOWER HUTT. at the door.. LOWER lIUTT. I raFIfU'fTTIYER BOARD. ' MEETING OF RATEPAYERS TO CONSIDER TITE BOARD'S PROPOSAL FOR DREDGING RIVER BEACHES. _ A MEETING of Ratepayers .will be held in the Town Hall Building, Lower Hutt, THIS (TUESDAY) EVENING JANUARY 13. 1020, at-7.30 o'clock. All Ratepayers are "requested to attend when the scheme will be fully explained. 11. BALDWIN, Chairman. TOILET SPECIALISTS A SATISFIED CLIENT IS OUR A BEST ADVERTISEMENT. Wihicli accounts for the increasing demand by women all through tho Dominion for RUSMA, The Superfluous Hair Destroyer. . Correspondence treated strictly confidential! Wo spt-cinliso in all branches of tho ToiletHennaing, . Hair Staining, Face Massage, Shampooing, Chiropody, Hair Cutting and Singeing, etc., etc. MRS. lIULLEN," 3A Courtenay Place, Wellington. 'Phone, 22—070. ( THE CHARM. OF ATTRACTIVE HAIR. ALTHOUGH a woman may pay , particular attention to her hair, it meeds the occasional treatment of a hair specialist to keep it beautiful and- attractive. THE "BOUDOIR CAMILLB" Has a staff of expert hairdressers. A periodical visit will prove highly beneficial. Tho latest methods are employed which promote hair health and charm and keep it at its best. One visit will convince you—Call tod»J. ' , MRS. CAMERON, "Boudoir Cainille," Cooper's Buildings (opp. "Evening Post"). Entrance just off Willis Street, Wellington. 'PJione 1701. Hair, and face treatment.— Each Pationt's Caso Diagnosed and Treated According to its Cause. Ladies taught their own special treatment, and proper massage for nerves and circulation, which, if practised from 5 to 10 minutes daily, will result in healthy, glossy hair. MISS MILSOM, 91 Willis Street. Telephone BU.