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Dominion, Volume 13, Issue 104, 27 January 1920, Page 9

AMUSEMENTS, GREAT DOUBLE ATTRACTION. KING'S. The Theatre that ING'S. Sets the Stamford. Goldwyn's Latest Production, "ONE OF Tim FINEST." "ONE OF TUB FINEST." A Delightful Comedv-dramn, starring TOM MOO HE, TOM MOORE, CHARLES SMYTHE. CHARLES SMYTHE, Tho Eminent Australian Basso, Supnorted by ANITA GREEN, Soprano, and MIRIAM KUTNER, Accompanist and Songs at tho Piano. KING'S GRAND ORCHESTRA. Price.!: Is. Id., Is. id., 2s. Id., and 2s Jd. Plan at Bristol till 5, then at theatre 'Phono 3U3. TIIE _ EMPRESS] Continuous HE EMPRESS. 11 to 10 TAYLOR lIOLMES In a Delightful Comedv-drama, "RUGGLES OF RED "GAP." Supports include Episodo Ton of LIGHTNING RAIDERS Prices as usual. 'Phone 3112 for Res. TCTVERYBODY'S. 11 to 10. ■iJVERYBODY'S. 11 to 10. Still being Shown to Packed Houses"THE SHUTTLE." "THE 1 SHUTTLE.' Adapted from the famous novel, and featuring CONSTANCE TALMADGE, Screening Times: 11, 1, 3, 5, 7, 9. rtRAND OPERA HOUSE. Direction J. C. Williamson Ltd A Thrilling and Beautiful Lova Romance LAST NIGHT. MURIEL 'STARR, MURIEL STARR, And tho J. C. WILLIAMSON, LTD., Incomparable' Dramatic Company, Headed by FRANK HARVEY, In the Picturesque and Enthralling Love Story Drama: . "THE BIRD OF PARADISE." "THE BIRD OF PARADISE." The Story of a AVonian's Soul. With a background of superb 6ceni< studies and spectacular features. "Tin Bird of Paradise" reproduces the ins. cinating, alluring, anil sensuous atmosphere of Hawaii, the Paradise of tlit Pacific Sen the HULA HULA DANCERS And UKULELE PLACERS See THE ERUPTION OF THE VOLCANO THE ERUPTION OF THE VOLCANO A Triumph of Stage Art. Plans are now open at the Bristol Day Sales, at Ned Perry's. Prices as usual". WELLINGTON DRIVERS* UNION PICNIC. THE FIRST ANNUAL PICNIC of tin above will be. held at MAIDSTONI PARK, UPPER .HUTT (in conjunetioi with the Waterside Workers' Union), oi WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 28, 1920. Special Picnic Trains will leave Lamb ton Station at 8.45 and 9.25 a.m. Ordin nry Trains at 7.8, 9.5, and 10 a.m. Tickets for Members' Children (undo 15 years of age) can be obtained Free a tho Boxes outside the Station. SPORT FOR YOUNG AND OLD. DRIVERS' CHAMPIONSHIP. DRIVERS' HANDICAP. . RELAY RACE, TUG-OF-WAR. BABY SHOW FOR DRIVERS' BABIES (4 Prizes). ■ FOR THE KIDDIES: Fruit, Prizes, and Sweets Galore. Every Driver is urged to be present nw help to mako this, their First Picnic, i huec success. NOTE.—Picnic Day is an Award Holi day. In the case of postponement owing to the weather, Four Flags will be flow: from Mount Victoria at 7.30 a.m. THE SONG HIT IN "YES, UNCLE," Is "ON MIAMI SHORE." "ON MIAMI SHORE." THE Present Rage in America, when it is rivalling the-wonderful "Mis sour:" Waltz in popularity. Note the refrain :— "On the golden sands of old Miami shore, There I always find a girl that I adore. Ev'ry year it, seems to happen o'er ' f and o'er, On the golden eands where lova commands 'Miami shore." This is a melody which will haunt you for years. GET YOUR COPY TO-DAY. PRICE 2s, POSTED 2s. Id. All the songs from "Yes, Uncle," including "Widows are Wonderful,", and Vocal Scores, etc., are also obtainable from CHAS. BEGG AND CO., LTD., MANNERS STREET. "The Hub of New Zealand's Musx."' ATHLETIC SPORTS. MANAWATU CALEDONIAN SOCIETY. } ENTRIES for Tug-of-war, Adult Run. ■I ning Events. Military Events, and Primary School Events for Annual Gathering on Show Grounds, Palmerstor North, on February 11, close on February 5, at 5 p.m. Programmes from W. M'KENZIE, Box )80, P.ilmerston N. BUSINESS NOTICES. A TALK WITH A MESSAGE TO WOMEN WHO VALUE HEALTH AS THE BASIS OF EFFICIENCY ANE EFFECTIVENESS. Subject: "Health Comes Through Increased Recuperative Power." Coramonser.so, backed by 30-years' tura. tive fact?, established throughout tho en tire English-speaking world. No FADS or FANCIES, but sound, dependabli REASONABLENESS, simple- and tcicnti. fie, instructive and appealing. These Talks will be given by specia: request during this month, and offer t valuable opportunity to those interestot in Women s Welfare Helpfulness, anc Progress, by MISS PITTARD, who cor dially invites- Progressive Thinkin; Women to attend each Monday at (hi Viavi Rooms, 320 Lambton Quay, Wei lington. Inquiries by letter or cal find pleasing attention; there aro ni fees or dues. __ EMPTY SACKS. EMPTY SACKS. ISfE are Buyers of good, souni EMPTY SACKS; highest price given. Apply LAERY AND CO. LTD., ' Allen .Street, Wellington. TOYS! TOYS! TOYS! ' rtIIiLDREN'S CLOTHES - Aprons \J Aprons, Aprons, Babies' Outfits Babies' Outfits. MRS. E. COLLINS, 61 Vivian Street and U C'ourtenay Placi (Just behind Tram Terminus).