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AMUSEMENTS. A GREAT LAUGHING SHOW AT FULLERS’ HIS MAJESTY’S THEATRE Direction; John Fuller and Sons Ltd. TO-NIGHT - 8 - TO-NIGHT The Inimitable Comedian. HECTOR ST. CLAIR. HECTOR ST. CLAIR. HECTOR ST. CLAIR. and his Happy, Snappy Revue Company in the- Latest and Bei-t of Revues. “EXIT LAUGHING." "Hector" doesn’t Laugh, but You Will — You Cannot Help It. Brilliant Reception Accorded LORNA, LANCE AND CO. Accomplished Family of Child Musici- . ans, with Baby Leslie. Youngest and Slickest ’of Jazz. Drummers. PAUL DE BUR A Charming Noveltv Act BERTINI AND BYRNE, BERTINI AND BYRNE, Primo Ministers of Music and MutLi. CARTHY BROS.. . In Quaint Humour and Original Song. ’ FULLERS’ FAMILY PRICES: D.C. and 0.5.. 2s. 6d. (Reserved, 35.); Stulls. Is. Gd.; Upper Circle. Is. (plus , ‘” ! |iox PLAN AT THE BRISTOL. After 5 p.m at Burnell’s, next Theatre For Reservations after 7 p.m -Tel. Theatre, 22—669. MATINEE EVERY’ SATURDAY. r I I HE NEW PRINCESS. J- HE NEW PRINCESS. Manners Street. Continuous Daily. 11 to 10. Absolutely Final Presentation. ~THE GRAND DUCHESS "THE GRAND DUCHESS AND THE WAITER." AND THE WAITER." The 100 per cent. Love Comedy! 9— "GOLD HEELS,” “GOLD HEELS,” ’ "GOLD HEELS.” A Superb Racing Melodrama. Also COMEDY! CONTEST! GAZETTE! COMMENCING TO-MORROW (Friday): COMMENCING TO-MORROW (Friday): A Bombshell of Laughter. The Sunny Side of the War, - "BEHIND THE FRONT,” "BEHIND THE FRONT,” "BEHIND THE FRONT.” "BEHIND THE FRONT.” With WALLACE BEERY, RAYMOND HATTON AND MARY BRIAN. 2— In addition to the above Special, wo also present • RICHARD DIX RICHARD DIX In Another Fun Fete, "LET’S GET MARRIED.” "LET’S GET MARRIED.” "LET’S GET MARRIED.” And who wouldn’t jump at the chance, seeing Lois Wilson is the girl in the case ? 3— A Unique Novelty, "THE LIFE OF JACK HOBBS," "THE LIFE OF JACK HOBBS,” With the great cricketer himself playing the leading role! serial: GAZETTE. "NO. 5 CHILDREN’S CONTEST.” £T. FRANCIS HALL, HUE STREET. GRAND CARNIVAL & TUG-OF-WAR CONTEST, WEDNESDAY, NOV. 17 to MONDAY, 29th. 8.30 each Evening, Dancing Display by Wellington Teachers. 9.30, Grand Spectacular .Military Manoeuvres, arranged by Mr. Joe Knowsley. RUDOLPH’S ORCHESTRA. MONSTER TUG-OF-WAR CONTEST (20 Teams). TO-NIGHT, 9 o’clock. Tagney s llearn v. Sennett’s Team (Karon). 9.45, MuntCottrell’s v. O’Grady’s Team. Many Side-shows. . „, Admission: - Adults Gd., Children 3d. Ma t inen Sa tn rday. Nov. 20. at 2.30. MEETINGS NEW ZEALAND INSTITUTE OF ARCHITECTS ( Incorporated). WELLINGTON DISTRICT BRANCH. cpilE Annual General Meeting of this J- Branch will be held TO-MORROW (THURSDAY), NOVEMBER 18, 1926, in the Meeting Hall, Accountants’ Chambers, Johnston Street,, at 8 p.m. Business: Annua) Report and Balance-sheet. Election of Officers. ' OeU81 '? 1 ' E . W . G. COLERIDGE, ' District Secretary. 31 Johnston Street. Wellington. CT. JOHN’S CHURCH. WILLIS ST. (Presbyterian) A Special Meeting of the Congregatidn will hold in tho CllUrcb, To* night (Thursday), at 7.30 p.m. Business Important. All members aud adherents are urged to attend. business notices. IEvjTuRY OWNERS—A good servant 5 is worth’ its weight in gold, and "TUFFOID” LEATHER BELIING is proving a servant unexcelled to many factory owners. R. 1- M MANNING AND CO. 135 Albert Street. Auckland.