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Dominion, Volume 13, Issue 139, 8 March 1920, Page 9

AMUSEMENTS, iQRAND ' OPERA HOUSE. Sole Direction ALLAN WILKIE. "THE LUCK CF THE NAVY," SPECIAL NOTICE, Owing to the overwhelming success of "The-Luck of the. Navy" on -Saturday night last, this drama will be played for a further six nights up to and including next Saturday night, so that ' the' Saturday night patrons, .who wore unablo to gain admission oil the opening night, will have the opportunity of sec- ■ in? the play on Saturday next. There will al-M be A SPECIAL MATINEE oh SATURDAY NEXT, MARCH 13. at 2.30. Children half-price, and special terms for school parties. Every parent in Welnngto'n' shoiild send their children to '■ see. this great' lesson of patriotism and • naval heroism. Brilliant, Instantaneous Success ■ i- - ON SATURDAY NIGHT . 0 of ■ _ 'ALLAN WILKIE y And " T-FREDISWYDE HUNTER-WATTS - : .. In The Great Naval Drama, > ' "THE LftCTC OF THB NAVY," . "THE LUCK OF THE NAVY, ' ' "THE LUCK OF THE NAVY," , ! 'THE LUCK OF THE NAVY," By Clifford Mills : (Bv arrangement with Messrs. J. and N. f' • .. . . ' Tait.) ' .. . "A STORY OF BRITAIN'S MIGHT.THE DRAMATIC SUCCESS OF -THE . YEAR. BRITISH DRAMA HAS PROVED .< , : ITSELF. - ' Critics on Saturday night last. 6ay:— "The best drama seen in Wellington for A" 1 STORY-: OF THE NAVY "THAT , . - SAVED THE WORLD. "SEi3 ALLAN WILKIE AS.LIEUT.- : ■ ' ' STANTON,' V.C. SEE FRBDISWYDE HUNTER-WATTS AS CYNTHIA EDEN. NOTE :'"THE-LUCK OF THE NAVY" WILL BE PLAYED FOR SIX MORE : NIGHTS AND MATINEE. Announcement Extraordinary! . MONDAY NIGHT. MARCH 15, 1 • ALLAN WILKIE' Presents _ • HI F. Maltbv's Amusing Comedy, "THE ROTTERS," 1 "The Plav that set London laughing," BOX! PLAN at THE BRISTOL TODAY till 5 O'CLOCK, after that liour v at' NED PERRY'S, where DAY SALES mav-also be obtained. ■■ .< PRICE'S: 55., 2s. 6d., and Is. Plus Tax. ' NO EARLY DOORS. ; " E G"G S ' PIANOS- : J -» THE CHOICE QP THE WELL- . .. . • INFORMED. The well-informed and "psople who know", unhesitatingly repose their" coiifideiico in; our pianos. Thoy_ know that ' the'beat guide in purchasing is tho renutatiori nf. the maker and dealer, identified • by tjieir trade - ' That's why we offer for your selection instruments bearing th.e names— PRTNRMEAD. - CHA.LLEN, JESSE FRENCH, B'RASTED, ROGERS, FOSTER. They represent- the highest standing and supreme qualitv in the most finjoyjiblo of.- all musical-instruments--the piano.' • • / Acquaint yourself with our-stocks and ■ methods, it will certainly be to your advantage- if considering, the purchase of . a piano. ; .. GET IN'TOUCH WITH US TO-DAY, - 'CHAS. BEGG AND CO. LTD., •' ' Manners Sti'iet. The Oldest Established Piano House > . In N.z. , : . TOIL6T SPECIALISTS KEEP tOUR HAIR AT. ITS BEST. 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