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Dominion, Volume 15, Issue 3, 28 September 1921, Page 7

AMUSEMENTS. COME 1 PUT ALL ELSE ASIDE. PUT ALL ELSE ASIDE. PUT ALL ELSE ASIDE. TWO BIG NIGHTS, TWO GREAT NIGHTS. WHAT A GORGEOUS THING! TO-NIGHT TO-NIGHT / TO-NIGHT AT THE COLOSSEUM ROLLER RINK. OLOSSEUM ROLLER RINK. VIVIAN STREET. HUGE HUGE : SKATING CARNIVAL, SKATING CARNIVAL, SKATING CARNIVAL, ‘MASQUERADE, MASQUERADE, FANCY POSTER, AND EVENING FANCY POSTER, AND EVENING FANCY POSTER, AND EVENING DRESS CARNIVAL. ■DRESS CARNIVAL. DRESS CARNIVAL. THE LARGEST, BRIGHTEST. AND BEST EVER WITNESSED IN THE ■ . DOMINION. BtT LISTEN I Como and See the Magnificent Costumes. Come and See the Fliers on Wheels. Come and See the Championship Race. Chme and See the Hurdlers. Come and- See the Waltzes. Come and See. the Two-steppere. Come and See the Comical Characters. AMUSEMENTS FOR ALL. . BUT WITHOUT ALL THESE There is the Grand March at 8 p.m., which is worth seeing alone. AND THEN YOU HAVE A BAND OF SPECIALLY SELECTED MUSIC. I TELL YOU IT’S GOOD. Don’t Miss It. Don’t Miss It. IT’S YOUR ONLY CHANCE. IT’S YOUR ONLY CHANCE. I NEARLY FORGOT—THERE’S A CONFETTI BATTLE. ' THERE’S- A CONFETTI BATTLE, • Confetti oil Sale at the Rink. BOOK YOUR SEATS EARLY. THERE IS ONLY A LIMITED NUMBER, I wish there were rrJore. BOX PLAN AT THE SKATING RINK. . PRICES: 2s. Gd., Reserve 3s. DOORS OPEN 7.15 n.m. COMPETITORS’ ENTRANCE SIDE DOOR AT 7 p.m. MOTORSJO.4S p.m. A. L. POWER, Manager. ,

fpOWN HALL, CONCERT CHAMBER. Direction ...I G. P. Hanna. First Appearance in Wellington of the Vice-Regals,- | FRIDAY NEXT ’ and MONDAY AND TUESDAY G. P. HANNA has much pleasure in presenting his clever MUSICAL COMEDY SKETCH COMPANY of 20* Brilliant , Artists, ' “THE VICE-REGALS," "THE VICE-REGALS," » "THE VICE-REGALS," "THE VICE-REGALS," "THE VICE-REGALS,” “THE VICE-REGALS,” Who have just finished a successful tour of the Dominion, and who have the . proudest record in Australasia of 28'WEEKS IN MELBOURNE, 12 WEEKS IN HOBART, Playing to Packed Houses Every Night. / Also, Introducing for the first time here, the "FAMOUS VICE-REGAL MALE QUARTET," and x VICEjREGAH GRAND ORCHESTRA, and the following Brilliant Artists: G. P. Hanna Laslett Exton Will Crawford Norman Hillier Robert Pearce Chris. Kilner Roy Simpson Roy Morris Charles Southey Herbert Munyard Edward Grenfell , Johnny Marks \ ■ and Miss Jessie Meadows Miss Rosa D'Arcy Miss Hilda Meadows Miss Doris Denne in Clever Sketches,,. Musical Numbers, Eccentric Dances, Instrumental Solos, Lightning Sketches, Duets. Every item presented by “The ViceRegals”. is DIFFERENT TO ANYTHING EVER SEEN BEFORE.! Popular Prices—4s., Bs., 2s. (plus tax). Box Plan opens this morning at the Bristol.

MEETINGS. fJAHE CHURCH UNIVERSAL. HALL (Committee Room), ' TO-NIGHT, at 8 o’clock. MR. VIVIAN H/R. ’DEACON MR. VIVIAN H. R. DEACON MR. VIVIAN H. R. DEACON Will Lecture, by request, on — - "THE OCCULTISM OF SHAKESPEARE’S PLAYS." Owing to the success of his lecture on this- subject delivered a fortnight .ago Mr. Deacon has assented to deliver another on the same theme, but dealing with an entirely different set of Shakespearean Plays. Admission, Is. / * .

RELIGIOUS SERVICES. TMTETHODIST CHURCH OF NEW LU ZEALAND. WELLINGTON DISTRICT. THE ROMANCE OF A CENTURY. ' CENTENARY MEETINGS. ' THOPNDON—TO-NIGHT. PETONE & MARANUI-THURSDAY, SEPT 29 * BROOKLYN i WORSER BAY—FRIDAY, SEPT. 30. TRINITY, WELLINGTON SOUTHSATURDAY, OCT. 1. AT ALL CHURCHES-SUNDAY, OCT. 2 OPENING OF THE NEW CHURCH of i ■ST. MICHAEL AND ALL ANGELS, KELBURN. THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 29 (St. Michael and All Angels’ Day). 11 a.m.—Dedication of the Font and Altar by the Right Rev. the Bishop of Wellington, followed by Holy Communion. 7.36 p.m.—Festal Evensong. Preacher, The Ven. Archdeacon H. Watson, ■■ M.A. FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 30. 7.30 a.m. —Holy Communion. 7,30 p.m.—Festal Evensong. Preacher, The Ven. Archdeacon A. M. Johnson, M.A. SATURDAY. OCTOBER 1. 5.30 p.m.—Evensong. SUNDAY, OCTOBER 2. 8 a.m. Holy Communion. il a.m. —Matins and Holy Communion Preacher tho Vicar. 3 p.m.—Children’s Service and the First Administration, of Holy Bap tism in the New Church. 7 p.m.—Festal Hvensong. Preacher, tlio Right Rev. the Bishop of Wellington. The Offerings at all the services (except those at the morning and evening services on Sunday, October 2) will be devoted to tho CHURCH BUILDING AND FURNISHING FUNDS. Liberal Offerings aro asked ‘for in order to defray tho remaining cost of furnishing and to commence reducing tho debt of 412566 on the present building. BUSINESS NOTICES. ' MEN? ? MEN. HAND-MADE SUITS now going at groat slaughter prices. Grey Worsted, usual price 7gns., now going at 89s. 6d. Remember, these Suits are handmade and fit perfectly. To b® had only from PHIL. SCUNEIDEMAN, -11 l Cuba Street.