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I AMUSEMENTS. 'jbpBAMD OPERA HOUSE. „„„ J. C. .Williamson Ltd. I Direction Rosemary Reea. 1 ‘ I' LAST TWO NIGHTS! i LAST TWO NIGHTS! fTO-NTOHT AND TO-MORROW (SA.TI URDAY) NIGHT, At 8 o’clock. ’CRHEffIED LAST NIGHT WITH TREMENDOUS APPLAUSE. ROSEMARY REES ROSEMARY REES In "THE MOLLUSC!” "THE MOLLUSC!" itPith. HAROLD MORAN ns Tom Kemp, •In the Daintiest and Most Delightful Comedy seen for years. BY SPECIAL REQUEST, , TOR TO-NIGHT ONLY. A Ono-act Play, written by ROSEMARY ■ REES, entitled I "WILL YOU WALK INTO MY i PARLOUR?" ' As many WeUingtonians hove expressed la desire to see Miss Rosemary Rees in one of her own plays, the ActrecsAuthorese has agreed to produce for TO-NIGHT (FRIDAY) only, as a curtainraiser to "The Mollusc," a one-act play, "Will You Walk into my Parlour?" This play has been most successfully produced in London and New York. BOX PLAN AT THE BRISTOL. PRICES—D.C. and 0.5., 65.; Back Stalls. 3s. 6d.; Gallery. Is. 6d. (all plus tax). Early doors, Is. extra. Day Sales at Ned Perry’s. Manager ... John G- Somerville. NEW PROGRAMME, COMMENCING TO-DAY AT THE 'Q T R A ND THEATRE. Strand theatre. A Woman’s Failure and Victory Vividly Depicted in Thos. H. Ince's Greatest Picture, "LYING LIPS." "LYING LIPS." . . "LYING LIPS." "LYING LIPS.” From Society to Shipwreck! From Artificial to Real! From Lying to Truth! A DRAMA OF LIFE AND LOVE. ALSO SCREENING— The Snappiest, Sauciest Story of CONSTANCE TALMADGE CONSTANCE TALMADGE A Mix-up of Matrimonial Misfits, "A VIRTUOUS VAMP," "A VIRTUOUS VAMP,” "A VIRTUOUS VAMP," And A "Rohn” Comedy. The Latest Gazette. YOU COULDN'T GET BETTER PICTURES. . • TO-DAY AND TO-NIGHT. Colosseum roller rink: Vivian Street. ORCHESTRA IN ATTENDANCE. FOUR SESSIONS DAILY. FOUR SESSIONS DAILY. FOUR SESSIONS DAILY FOUR SESSIONS DAILY. noon, 2.30 p.m. to 1.30 p.m., 0.30 p.m. to 7 p.m., 7.30 p.m./to 10 p.m. A. L. POWER, Manager. Under the Patronage of Iler Excellency Viscountess Jellicoe. BABY DANCE RECITAL, TO-MORROW (SATURDAY) AFTERNOON, OCTOBER 15, In the ■ OONCERT CHAMBER, TOWN HALL, Tiny Pupils of Dorothy Saunders, ■ in aid of the Wellington Free Kindergarten Association. Doors open 2 p.m. Commence 2.30. Sale of Sweets and Cakes. ADMISSION. 2s. 6d. Reserved Seats at Bristol, 6d. extra; no extra booking charge for children. Monster charity matinee. ONSTER CHARITY MATINEE. HIS MAJESTY'S THEATRE, Courtenay Place, WEDNESDAY,' OCTOBER 19, By kind permi.ss : on n£ the Fuller Proprietary. Under the Patronage of Her Excellency Viscountess Jellicoe. To help Mother Mary Aubert and the HOME OF COMPASSION. AN “ALL-STAR" PROGRAMME. Jonnio Bartley, "The Little Comedy Dynamo,” (pongs and Costumes and Hilarity Personified. Miss Helen Gard’ner, Songs and Costumes in latest variety. Albert Russell. Humorous Songs. DANCING. "Star” Pupils from the Studios of Miss Deere, Miss Campbell, Miss Saunders, and Miss Gard’ner. Pas Soul, Miss Dewsbury. MRS. GLEESON, Hon. Sec. THE OLDEST-ESTABLISHED PIANO HOUSE IN NEW ZEALAND CELEBRATES THE 60th ANNIVERSARY OF ITS FOUNDING. It was on Saturday, October 8, 1861, that Mr. Chas. Begg arrived in New Zealand on the ship Robert Hendersoq, and founded the business which is, today, the foremost of its kind in the Dominion. It is due to the energy, the perseverance, the personal skill of the founder, and his high ideals that the firm has won the confidence of the N.Z. Musical Public which it now enjoys. For this reason the firm has grown steadily, and now has Branches in WELLINGTON, DUNEDIN. CHRISTCHURCH. TTMARU, OAMARU. NED SON, ASHBURTON. INVERCARGILL, and also LONDON, besides having Agencies in all other towns of any importance. If you desire to purchase anything musical it will pav you to call first at the House which lias served the musicloving public so long and so well. CHAS. BEGG AND CO., LTD., Manners Street. SPORTING. WELLINGTON RACING CLUB. SPRING MEETING. OCTOBER 22 and 24. ( - A CCEPTANCES for the hirst Dav’s ' 4». Handicap Events and Forfeits for the Champion Plate CLOSE on FRIDAY. 1 OCTOBER 14, at 9 p.m. A. E. WHYTE, Secretary. _ . ' 1 BUSINESS NOTICES. ' I Arthur. j. wycherley. i Lock and Key Specialist. ; Keys cut to any pattern. Safe and ( P.O.' Box Keys promptly duplicated. f Every description of Locksmith’s Work thoroughly catered for. Address: KODAK CORNER, < Wellington. 1 Business 'Phono 568. Private. 1982. 1 CASTLE’S Cantharidins, celebrated ! hair tonic, promotes growth; 2e. 6d. at Castle's, Newtown Pharmacies, ' Riiidiford Street. ; BARBER & CO., Dry Cleaners < • (no dyeing), 125 Cuba Streit, City. I