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AMUBEMENT9. BY E R Y B O D.Y'S. V E R MODI" S. LAST i DAYS LAST i NIGHTS Of E. J. CARROLL'S Bisr Bush Classic, •"THE SHADOW OF LIGHTNING RIDGE," "THE SHADOW OF LIGHTNING RIDGE," ' „„ "THE SHADOW OF LIGHTNING RIDGE," "THE SHADOW OP LIGHTNING RIDGE,-" SNOWY BAKER'S SUPREME SUCCESS. REMEMBER-POSITIVELY LAST i DAYS. ' LAST 1 DAYS. LAST -1 NIGHTS. . LAST 4 NIGHTS. Continuous from 11 a.m. till 10 p.m. Prices till 5 o'clock—ls. 7d. and Is. Id. Children half-price. Prices after 5 oVook—2s. 7d.. 29. Id., Is. 7d., and Is. Id. THE TTING'S. Tho Theatre that HE I\-INO'S. Sets tho Standard. FULL ORCHESTRAL MATINEES, WEDNESDAYS AND SATURDAYS. 7.30 - TO-NIGHT - 7.30 . ANITA STEWART, ..ANITA STEWART, In ft Stirring Story of Love, Romance, and the Warmth of a Woman's Soul. "THE FIGHTING SHEPHERDESS." "THE FIGHTING SHEPHERDESS." Also Showing "PETTICOATS AND PANTS." . An Added Attraction. HISS HYLDA SHANNON. Adelaide's Operatic Soprano, ™ -A»d KING'S GRAND ORCHESTRA. Usual Prices. Plan nt Bristol. EMPRESS. MPHESS. See GLADYS LESLIE at her Best In ' rWILD PRIMROSE." "WILD PRIMROSE." ' "WILD PRIMROSE." "WILD PRIMRO.SE." "WILD PRIMROSE." "WILD PRIMROSE." ' Also Second Enisodo of the Great Serial, "SMASHING BARRIERS." "SMASHING BARRIERS." "SMASHING BARRIERS'." "SMASHING BARRIERS." Leading in "Smashing Barriers" is Willlom Duncan, the Serial Favourite. Usual Prices. Bok Your Seats. 'Phone SU2. m O W N HALL. TUESDAY, NOVEMBER IG. J. & N. TAIT TAKE PLEASURE IN ANNOUNCING a RETURN SONG RECITAL by MISS ADELAIDE VAN STAVEREN. ADELAIDE VAN STAVEREN. ' ADELAIDE VAN STAVEREN. ADELAIDE VAN STAVEREN. ADELAIDE VAN STAVEREN. .- ADELAIDE VAN STAVEREN. ENTIRELY NEW PROGRAMME Will be Presented, which includes: Pianoforte Solos by Mr. Matthew Dixon, who will play ''Liebeslied" (SclnminiinLiszt), and "Novelette in B flat Minor" (Sjogren). Miss Van Stavercn's items comprise: "Creation Hymn" (Beethoven); "Pur Diccsti" (Antonio Lotti); "Clio Faro" (Gluck); "Comiais tit lo Pays" (Thomas); and "Don Carlos" (Verdi), tho two lastnamed being request numbers.

Other inclusions in the High-class Programme are: "Suo Gan" (a Welsh lullaby, by Robert Bryan); the "Spinning Song" (manuscript by Arthur Alexander, froin the six songs of the Bard of tho Dembovitzn), accompanied by-Mr. Bernard Page; "Seguidilla" (from Bizofs "Carmen"); "By the Borders of tho Don," by Moussorsky; "Wragglo Tnggle Gypsies," a Somerset Folksong; "Lavender Dreams" (Conisby Clark); "Life and Death" (Coleridgo Taylor); Metnor's "Exultation''; and Saint Soens's "Samsou and, Delilah" aria. Box Plans and Day Sale Tickets at the Eristol. Also Day Sales at Bluebird. PRICES, 75., i 3., and 2s. TOWN HALL. TOWN HALL. WEDNESDAY EVENING, At 8 o'clock. GRAND CONCERT, In Aid of Wellington Caledonian Society's Pipe Band Uniform Fund. A GALAXY OF TALENT, In a diversified, artistic programme of Musical Gems. . A FEAST OF MELODY! New Zealand's foremost Artists, including :— GENERAL IVAN TAEBAYEFF (Operatic Tenor). MRS. JOHN FRASER (favourite Soprano). MRS. IVO SYMES (leading Contralto). MR. FRED/ G. BOUEKE (Auckland Baritone). HARMONIC QUARTET (Masters of .Unaccompanied Song). MASTER FRED. SEBER (talented Boy Violinist). CALEDONIAN SOCIETY'S • ORCHESTRA, In Dashing Popular Overtures. (Twenty-fire Skilled Instrumentalists.) CHAMPION PIPERS AND DANCERS. In' Highland-Airs and National Dances. MR. HAROLD WHITTLE. ' Wellington's Gifted Accompanist. POPULAR PRICES-35., 25., Is. BOOK YOUR SEATS NOW! ■ At'Tho Bristol. WM. M'KEE, General Secretary. BRINSMEAD, LYON BRASTED, JESSE FRENCH, WINDOVER AND ROGER'S. ' IF YOUR PIANO BEARS ONE OF THESE NAMES the musical pleasure of your homo, ifl fully and permanently provided for. That you' are familiar with these names; that they are so widely known throughout tho musical world, is due, not alone to their yoars before the inusi. cal public, but to the SUPERIOR MUSICAL QUALITY EACH HAS ALWAYS REPRESENTED. WE would be pleased to havo you call and seo these superb modela in our Showroom upstairs. COME IS'OW! CHAS. BEGG AND CO., LTD., MANNERS STREET. Tho' Oldest Established Piano Houso in . New Zealand, SPORTING. FEILDING JOCKEY CLUB. SPRING MEETING. , TUESDAY AND, WEDNESDAY. ' NOVEMBER 30 and DECEMBER 1. OWNERS AND TRAINERS aro reminded Hint ACCEPT AJLCES for First Day events, also Final Payments Fifteenth Slakes and First Forfeits Oroim Stakes (run second day) nt tho nbovo Race .Meetinc, w'M be, received up till 8.110 p.m. on TUESDAY. NOVEMBER 11!, 1920, BDMD. GOODBEHERE. Secretary. | Box 45. Feilding. '