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Dominion, Volume 14, Issue 171, 15 April 1921, Page 7

AMUSEMENTS. RE "SILKS AND SADDLES”— ANY CUTS, MR. CENSOR? NO, CERTAINLY NOT. So, “SILKS & SADDLES” AVas passed by the Censor without any cuts or without any qualifications as to age or sex. A SUPER 6-REEL FEATURE, Clean, healthy, wholesome, exciting, and true to Australian life, which it typifies. To be shown at The e m p r e s s. he empress. Direction E. J. and Dan Carroll. Continuously from 11 to 10. Supported by the 10th Episode of "THE INVISIBLE HAND.” STARTING TO-DAY—-"SILKS AND SADDLES.” “SILKS AND SADDLES.” “SILKS AND SADDLES.” Those who delight in clean and wholesome pictures should hail with joyous shouts of weilcom© thfls thoroughbred Australian Film. The name of E. J. Carroll as Director is a sufficient guarantee of its merit, and "SILKS AND SADDLES” establishes more firmly than ever the reputation he founded on "The Sentimental Bloke,” "The Man from Kangaroo,” and "On Our Selection. Prices: Till 5 p.m., Is. ,7d. and Is. Id. Children half-price; thereafter, 2s. 7d. 2s. Id., Is. 7d., and Is. Id. Screening Times: “Silks and Saddles, 12, 2,4, 6.15, and 8. "Tho Invisible Hand," 11.30," 1.35, 3.35, 5.45, 9.30. EVERYBODY’S. VERYBODY’S. . COMMENCING TO-DAY— Great Triple Star programme. ALICE JOYCE ALICE JOYCE In Albert E. Smith's , Super Production, DOLLARS AND THE AVOMAN. DOLLARS AND THE AVOMAN. . DOLLARS AND THE! AVOMAN. DOLLARS AND THE! AVOMAN. 1 Then LARRIE SEMON In BETWEEN THE ACTS. Also Bathe’s latest Review, which includes Bathe’s Colour Scenic, Sporting, and other subjects of interest. Usual Prices. ’Phone 50. PANTOMIME! NEXT WEEK. PANTOMIME! NEXT WEEK. Last vear vou saw the “Mother Hubbard” Pantomime. You thought at the lime it would be difficult to produce a better pantomime. The seemingly impossible has been achievCU. J. ANd’n* TAIT’S Superb Production of "SIN BAD THE SAILOR/ "SINBAD ' THE SAILOR ; "SINBAD THE SAILOR "SINBAD THE SAILOR Excels all previous Pantomimes You will recognise this .without a doubt. THURSDAY NEXT. ABRIL 21, When the first performance will bc.given of n pantomime that embodies the very creardßof entertainment in two acts ot twenty magnificent scenes crammed with Comedy, Catchy Musical Numbers. Splendid Spectacles. Beaurifti Ballets, and a host of features that will astonish and delight. At the pi RAND OPERA JJPJicE' vJritAND OPERA HOUSE. SINBAD WILL AMAZE THE OLD AND DELIGHT THE YOUNG! THE PANTOMIME THE PANTOMIME THAT’S DIFFERENT. It will depart from the beaten track. It will embody new ideas and establish new records. The east will include the following brilliant aggregation of artists:— Jennie Hartley, Linda Young. Nellie McCarthy, Elsie Parkes. Margot fester, Ethel Walker. Jack Cannot Dan Agar. Edgely and Dawe. William Hassan, Cohn Crane Kelso Henderson, Bert Nicholson. The Littlejohns.

The Box Plans for *be FIRST SIX NTGTTTS and FIRST SATURDAY and WEDNESDAY MATTNEESi will be Opened at The Bristol TUESDAY MORNING NEXT. 200 People in this Production. 200 600 Wonderful Costumes. 600 60 Brilliant Musical Numbers. 60 25 Ballets and Marches. 25 PRICES: D.C. and R.S., Bs. 6d.; Stalls, ds ■ Gallery. Is. 6d. Early Door Stalls and Gallery, Is. extra. All prices plus tnX ’ CHARLES M. BERKELEY. N.'Z. ACADEMY OF FINE ARTS. SKETCH EXHIBITION. ffflHE Exhibition will be n P ene <ijLy J. the Mayor at 8 o’clock TO-NIGHT, when members only will be admitted to a private view. From To-morrow the Exhibition will bo opened to the public daily for one week. H M GORB> , Secretary. PLUMBING STUDENTS Aly. Arthur Ramsay, president of the Master Plumbers’ Uilion last night, presented medals to the students at the Technical College in their second, third, and fourth years, who did the best work in the theory and practice of plumbing during the session of 1920. He prefaced the presentation with congratulations to the students, also making reference to the occupation that the students had chosen. Mr. J. H. Howell, director of the Technical College, expressed satisfaction at the very creditable manner in which the work had been done. A large number of master plumbers were present. The following are the winners: Fourth year: Herbert Victor Clark. Third year: George Douglas Rogers. Second year: George Thomas Harris. "KIND, KIND AND GENTLE IS-” BAXTER’S LUNG PRESERVER. As a gentle lullaby sends a baby to sleep, so does Baxter’s Lung Preserver drive your cold aigay. It acts gently but surely, soothing and relieving the irritated membrane of throat and nose, and the tissues of the lungs. "Baxter’s” warms up tho body, and drives away that shivery feol'ing which usually accompanies a cold; and it nourishes and sustains t'hc whole system, restoring the strength which oolds sap away, and giving a sound healthy appetite, and a general feeling of perfect fitness. For over half a century Baxter’s Lung Preserver has brooked the ’.tide of public approval, and to-day it stands first and foremost in the land—a test which must suroly reveal the wonderful properties of this accepted remedy for colds and all allied ailments Another factor which makes "Baxter’s” a favourite, especially with children, is its pleasant, rich flavour. It is made by a special recipe from the purest ingredients, and so harm even the weakest constitutioh. Keep a bottle of Baxter’s Lung Preserver .in the house at all seasons, for colds come any lime in the year. Sold by chemists and stores everywhere in New Zealand. A large'bottle for 2s. Gd — Advt.