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Dominion, Volume 20, Issue 63, 8 December 1926, Page 3

AMUSEMENTS. FULLERS’ HIS MAJESTY’S THEATRE Direction .... John Fuller and Sons Ltd TO-NIGHT 8 TO-NIGH'. HECTOR ST. CLAIR, The Greatest Little Comic jet seen here and hie Delightful, Versatile Compair in another Laughable Comedy, Musical Singing and Dancing Revue entitled "THE MUSTARD POT" The Funniest Melange Ever Staged. OUT ON ITS OWN VAUDEVILLE. Direct from Scotland, FLORA MACDONALD AND 1 DALTON PAYNI "The Irresponsible Scots," In a Sparkling /let of Comedy. Archie GRANT AND BATES Eva "Two Bright Spots from Darktown doing their stuff Dixie style." Australia-New Zealand’s Favourite, AMY ROCHELLE "The Girl with the Golden Voice" and Inimitable Child Impersonator. Darktown’s Brilliant Artist, FRANK ROGERS. "The Ventriloquial Wonder.” Last Week, CLYDE AND YVETTE, Skilful Novelty Dancers and Musical FULLERS’ NOTABLY* LOW PRICES: D.C. and 0.5., 2s. 6d. (Reserved 35.); Stalls, Is. 6d.; Upper Circle, Is. (plus fax). BOX PLAN AT THE BRISTOL. 5 p.m. at .Burnett’s, next Theatre. For Reservations after 7 p.m. Tel. Theatre, 22—669. SISTERS OF MERCY'. TkUFFEKIN STREET CONVENT -L’ SCHOOL. ANNUAL CONCERT AND PRIZE DISTRIBUTION. ANNUAL CONCERT AND PRIZE DISTRIBUTION. Of the DUFFERIN STREET CONVENT SCHOOL Will be Held at ST. PETER’S SCHOOLROOM, Ghuznee Street, at 8 p.m., TO-NIGHT, TO-NIGHT, WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 8. A Grand Programme of Vocal and Instrumental items by the Pupils has been arranged, and an enjoyable and interesting entertainment is assured. THE BOX PLAN OPENS' AT THE BRISTOL AT 9 O'CLOCK THIS MORNING. THE ROYAL WELLINGTON CHORAL THE ROYAL WELLINGTON CHORAL UNION. UNION. MESSIAH MESSIAH / TOWN HALL MESSIAH SATURDAY NEXT MESSIAH MESSIAH Artists: MESSIAH . MESSIAH Soprano, MESSIAH NAOMI WHALLEY, MESSIAH Palmerston North. MESSIAH Contralto MESSIAH MINA CALDOW, MESSIAH Auckland. MESSIAH Tenor, MESSIAH HUBERT CARTER. MESSIAH . Baritone, MESSIAH WM. WATTERS,/ MESSIAH Palmerston North. Prices—ss. (res.), 3s. (res.), plus tax, and 2s. Special Concessions to Colleges and Schools. W. E. CALDOW, 'Phone 43—912.H0n. Sec. GRAND MILITARY TOURNAMENT AND SEARCHLIGHT TATTOO. R. S. A. QUEEN R. S. A. QUEEN R. S. A. QUEEN LADIES! LADIES! LADIES! HERE IS YOUR OPPORTUNITY OF BECOMING QUEEN CANDIDATE AND QUEEN OF THE CARNIVAL. THE WELLINGTON RETURNED SOLDIERS’ ASSOCIATION has decided to give the Young Ladies of Wellington and District an opportunity of becoming the Queen of the Grand Military Tournament by throwing open the position of Returned Soldiers’ Queen Candidate and her Maids of Honour to competition. Nominations are invited for the position of representative Maids of Honour from the following districts: 1— Lower Hutt s—lsland Bay Petone Berhampore Bastbourne 6—Newtown 2— Wadestown Melrose Thorndon 7 —Seatoun 3— Karori Miramar Kelburn B—City Highbury Mount Victoria Northland 9—Lvall Bay 4 — Brooklyn Rilbirnie Vogeltown 10—Ilataitai Mornington Roseneath 11—COUNTRY DISTRICTS. Each district will hold its own competition amongst those nominated for the position of Maid of Honour and from the eleven Maids of Honour thus elected one will be chosen as Queen Candidate of the Returned Soldiers’ Association. By this competition full opportunity will be given to take part in the Grand Military Tournament and to occupy the high honour of Queen thereof; 50 per cent, of all monies raised thereby will be receiver] by the Returned Soldiers’ Association and the balance by the Community Club and Regimental Funds. AU candidates are therefore assured that by their efforts they will be working for a worthy cause. Full particulars of the of the competition may be obtained from the office of the Returned Soldiers’ Aslociatioh, Featherston Street, Wellington. Nominations will close on Friday, December 17. at 5 p.m. The Wellington Returned Soldiers' Association invite the Ladies of Wellington and District to stand behind them. An energetic committee has already commenced to work bard to place their candidate at the top of the poll.