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Wairarapa Age, Volume XXV, Issue 10713, 4 October 1913, Page 1

MiEYIM • AND AMUSEMENTS. QUO VADIS. QUO VADIB. BOX PLAN NOW OPEN-NO EXTRA BOOKING FEE. MATINEE! MATINEE! MATINEE! TOWN HALL. PEOPLE'S OWN POPULAR PICTURES. TO-DAY At 2.8Q p.m. TOYS! TOYS! TOYS! ANOTHER 1000 TOYS to be given out to all 'little ones attending. MOTHERS BRING THE LITTLE ONES I Splendid opportunity for , mothers who cannot come out with the little ones at nights to have a pleasant afternoon's outing. MOTHERS, -DON'T FORGET! Box Plan now open /at the British and Continental Co. No extra charge! Have a comfortable seat, afld gniiles, on all the little ones' faces. v TO-NIGHT iT g. AHOTHER GRAND CHANCEOF PROGRAMME MUSIC! ORCHESTRAL W USICI K PE EF OB.ME R S. K V J. CANDY. " Musical-Conductor. ; : A Startling Ast-. Nielsen Star—One of the Strongest • and most Dramatic Dramas, of love and Hate ever screeinedr • •. SPANISH B L O O D! i SPA NISH BLOOD! SP A,N I S H B L 00 D! BLOOD! A "Keystone" Comic: MA'BBL'S LOVERS. MABEL'S LOVERS. MABEL'S LOVERS, i ! ' ' - Full of Fun. .And a host of other Beautiful Pictures. Prices— ... DRESS OIRCLE, U; STALLS 6d

FOOTBALL. I FOOTBALL!, OLD SHOW GROU ND S„ DIXON tSTiK/EET. fO^Y United Friendly Societies' ANNUAL SEYEN-A-SIDE TOURV NAMEWT. Kiok off 7.30 sharp. Sovega Competing,; ' Admission, 6d. 1 ' S. O'JREQ-AN, Secretary. ■ : "V ■ ' '-i* ■ Xo W N y. Direction ... J. C. Williamson, Ltd. WEDNESDAY NEXT. Bth October; ONE SPECIAL PERFORMANCE. BOX PLAN OPENS TO-DAY AT THE DRESDEN AT 9 a.m.

First Production in Masterton of THE GItEAT PLAY OF THREE v GENERATIONS. . "MILESTONES!" "MILESTONES!" FROM YOUTH TO OLD AGE. 1860 . 1885 1912. And Return of the Prominent Dramatic Star MR JULIUS KNIGHT! MR JULIUS KNIGHT! MR JULIUS KNIGHT! Supported by MISS IRENE BROWN, ' And the , J. C. WILLIAMSON, I/TD M SPECIALLY ORGANISED ENGLISH COMEDY COMPANY;. • Including Grace Armitage Noble, Maggie Knight, Emma Temple, Mary Goulden, Dorothy Cumming, Leslie Victor, Leonard Willey, Martin Lewis. Ronald McLeod, J. Plumpton Wilson, Victor Tatuall,, Chas: Moi'se, and Arthur Greenaway. "MILESTONES," by Arnold Bennett and Edward Knoblauch (author of "Kismet"), deals with three generations of one family, showing'four of the characters, from early manhood and womanhood to.old age. It is a story of comedy, sentiment, and brilliant characterisation. No play has made* such a remarkable human appeal jto all classes in the recent historyof the drama.

™?£ x J? L ? n at the Dresden TODAY (Saturday). Circle and Reserved Stalls, 6s; Stalls, 4a; Pit, 2s. WAIRARAPA & EAST COAST P. & A. SOCIETY, THIRTY-SIXTH ANNUAL SHOW. AT CARTERTON. ; ;; WEDNESDAY & THURSDAY 29th and 'Both OCTOBER; 1913. Number of Challenge • Shields, osc Bowls, and Cups m Principal Classes. T> ECORD Number of Covered Stalls and Pens. OTQ FOR Cattle and Horses besides covered Sheep Pens. Entries close OCTOBER 15th. Write now for Schedule. It's interesting. H. S. MOSS, . Secretary; Box 25, Carterton. / , IMPERIAL DYEING AND cleaning works BANNISTER ST.. MASTBBTON, (Opposite Club Hotel.) /"fcWINGr to the large increase 'of w basiness we , are obliged to take larger.and more convenient premises. In future our Boeiness will be conducted at above address. LADIE6' COBTUMEB CLEANED PRESSED. W« also employ a first-class Dressmaker from a leading House in Auckland for alteraticttsand r«Mtro. ThankSa* oar nraserotrg onitmers for tkehr i>aaisupp#ri-.