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Dominion, Volume 15, Issue 55, 28 November 1921, Page 7

AMUSEMENTS. There’s no mistake, the clean, wholesome, engrossing nature of tho Australian Pictures, as presented by E. J. and Dan Can-oil, have a wonderful vogue in N.Z. Hundreds iuivc been turned away from riHHE KING’S -Lhe KING'S NIGHTLY, Where SNOWY BAKER. SNOAVY BAKER, Kathleen Keys, Arthur Tauchert and Co. are delighting thousands in AUSTRALIA’S UNPARALLELED PICTURE. “THE JACKEROO OF COOLABONG.” “THE JACKEROO OF COOLABONG." “THE JACKEROO OF COOLABONG." Together with “COWS AND CUDDLES.” A 2-reel Comedy, featuring TAL ORDELL AND CO. Also Some Superb Gazettes, Aud KING’S GRAND ORCHESTRA. FOUR NIGHTS! And 3 chances of getting in, viz., Book at the Bristol before 5; Sang 21—212 after 6.30; or be Early at the doors. VERYBODY’S. VERYBODY’S. Continuous from 11 a.m. to 10 p.m.

A TREMENDOUS DOUBLE SUCCESS “THE MASTER MIND,” “THE MASTER MIND,” A First National Attraction. Featuriiur . LIONEL (BARRYMORE. LIONEL BARRYMORE. From tho powerful dramatic stage success of Daniel G. Carter. The story of a man who challenged God's exclusive right to vengeance. Also "THE GIRL IN THE WEB.” “THE GIRL IN THE WEB." The Photo Version of the Book Success. “Miss Maitland, Private Secretary.” An All-Star Cost. EVERYBODY’S ORCHESTRA. Prices as usual. 'Phone 50 for Reserves. MPRESS TO-DAY. MPRESS TO-DAY. TACK LONDON’S Most Popular Novel, “LITTLE LADY OF BIG HOUSE." or "THE LITTLE FOOL," And Excellent Supports. COMING FRIDAY, "HIDDEN DANGER." A New Vitagraph Serial. QUEEN’S T HEAT R E. V* U E E N ’ S THEATRE. TO-DAY, 2.15. TO-NIGHT, 7.30 “THUNDER ISLAND,” “THUNDER, ISLAND," Starring EDITH ROBERTS. EDITH ROBERTS. Also, “ALARM CLOCK ANDY," “ALARM CLOCK ANDY," Starring CHARLES RAY. GAZETTE. OOMEDY. SERIAL QE.AND OPERA HOUSE Commencing THURSDAY NEXT. 8 p.m. MATINEE. SATURDAY, 2.30. “A MIDSUMMER NIGHT’S DREAM.’’ Produced by A. STANLEY WARWICK. FAIRY BALLETS by MISS ESTELLE BEERE. 85 ORCHESTRA 35 Conductor: HORACE HUNT. A PRODUCTION NO ONE SHOULD MISS! Reserve your seat; it is no dearer. Prices: 55.. 35., Is 6d. and Is. Plus tax. STUDENTS’ CONCESSIONS: An extra ticket at same rate, so students -can be accompanied by a BOOK AT THE BRISTOL PIANO CO.

WHEN BUYING A PIANO,' BUY A GOOD PIANO. ) IS it not infinitely better to invest in an instrument which you know will stand any test for tonal quality, touch, finish, and design, and, most important of all, the TEST OF TIME? Such a Piano may cost you a little more—but the tost ' divided by years of service, would reveal the true economy of such an instrument. Think this over, and if yours is a wise decision, a visit to our showroom will surely eventuate. There you may inspect elegant models by WINDOVER JESSE FRENCH BRINSMEAD ttwatw LAGONDA LYON & HEALY We are proud of these, and invite your early inspection. CHAS. BEGG AND CO.. LTD., Alanners Street, The Oldest-Established Piano House in New Zealand. SPORTING. WOODVILLE RACES. WEDNESDAY AND THURSDAY, f DECEMBER 7 and 8, 1921. Acceptances for an Races on First Day (including Trial Plate), Close at 8 p.m. on FRIDAY, December 2. For full programme, see “Referee,” or apply to W. A. LYON, Secretary, Box 4, Woodville. THE JjIEILDING JOCKEY CLUB Holds its Popular SPRING MEETING fl , On 1 i; WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 30, And THURSDAY, DECEMBER 1. FIRST RACE STARTS AT 11.30 A.M. E. GOODBEHERE, Secretary.