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Wairarapa Age, Volume XXV, Issue 10713, 23 December 1913, Page 1

MEETINGS AND AMUSEMENTS. LAST NIGHT OF THIS GRAND PROGRAMME To make room for RAINEY'S AFRICAN HUNT. WHERE THE CROWDS GO. T. o w « ti A L *' PEOPLE'S OWN POPULAR PICTURES. The' Theatre where the Pictures and Music Speak for themselves. - A GRAND NEW PROGRAMME. CO-NIGHT AT 8. ILLUSTRATED COLLECTION OF CINEMAS. Star-featuring the. wonderful Pathe Colour. The beautiful Miracle Play A dramatic idyll in 2000 feet of Gor* geous Pictures: . A FAIR SAIN T. A FA IR SAIN T. A FA \ R S AirT. An entrancinjr screen play of splendid power.- . The bright and brilliant Eclair scenic: " THE RIVER RUMMEL. A very 'fine series of picturesque water-ways, • A-superb. Vitagrnph drama graph; t A SOUL v IN .■;■ BONDAGE.,: Acorispicu6iisf*screen play of pathos and power; A froecial B. & C. scenic series: A..TRTP TO BAXANALAND. One of .Pathe's ingenious trick film**: ■ THE WONDERFUL DOLL. The Powerful iAiK. drama: ~',THE SINGER. An excruciatinglv funnv Edison: HE WOULD FIX THINGS. Tlie -popular illustrated „Journal: ■;•'/. GAUMONT GRAPHIC. ,The Great Kevstone comic': PROFESSOR 'BEAN'S- REMOVAL.

MATINEE! >MAtINEEJ 1000 Toys for the Little Ones,, \' ;-..* X*na« Eve find Boxing Day: '•■ • Prices—Adults 6d; Children 3d. /Don't Forget .the Days: WEDNESDAY, 24th v DECEMBER. ' AFTERNOON AT 2.30. FRIDAY. 26th, DECEMBER. ■•.;•■• AFTERNOON AT 2.30. PEOPLE'S OWN POPULAR PICTURES. « O W N JJ A L L. - .RAINEY'S:AFRICAN HUNT. Book Early and avoid the crush at the boxes. -. NOTE..—At- Auckland Rainey's Hunt wrested the Box Plait Record from "Quo Vadis!'" '•. > . ' Commencing - WEDNESDAY NEXT. For Two (2\ Afternoons and Two (2) Evening's Ofcnly. THE WORLD'S MARVEL MOTION PICTURE A Complete Eutertninment, as shown bv Command before KING GEORGE V. and the QUEEN At Buckingham Palace. MILLIONAIRE" PAUL J. RATNEY i AFRICAN,:; HUNT. V , AFRICAN. HUNT. v ' ;africax; HUNT.. Unique! :■, "Novel! AFRICAN HUNT. AFRICAN HUNT. AFRICAN HUNT. New! , Captivating! It Cost 250.000 Dollars: ■'•;■ The Greatest' Contribution to' ; Science of the Ldst Decade ; .. i The .Thrilling Story of; the. Perilous Expedition, Splendidly told bv Mr KENNETH CARLISLE.' The--"Somewhat Different" .Raconteur AUCKLAND PRESS OPINIONS: "A remarkable picture."—Star. "Never equalled—clearly screened and most intelligently and humorously explained by Mr Kenneth Carlisle. Rainey's African Hunt provides a most delightful evening's entertainment."—Herald. Replete with Exciting Spectacles. THE MARVELLOUS CHEETAH CHASE. It impression lasts a lifetime. LION'S BATTLE WITH THE DOGS. An Am axing Screening. THE WONDERFUL WATERHOLE. A Marvellous Achievement. Screen to Delightful Miisic bv -. CANDY'S GRAND ORCHESTRA. Box Pl,ui at tlie British and Continental Piano Co. No extra charge for hooking. DRESS CIRCLE' Is: STALLS 6d.

JH i*. MANAWATU RACING CLUB. - summerlZeetinGv FRIDAY 26th, SATURDAY 27th, MONDAY :89th: DECEMBER. 1913. AWAPUNI RACECOURSE. PALMERSTON NORTH. .Exclusion Faros. special J rain on Boxing Dny loaves Mastcrtou at 7.18 a.m.

MAURICEVILLE SPORTS. NNUAL Will be held'on s MONDAY. 29th DECEMBER, 1913. AN ATTRACTIVE PROGRAMME -*"*■' has been arranßed, including Running, Jutnpiiig, Wrestling, Women's and Children's Events. Also Comic Items which, combined with the most picturesque grtmnd in the Dominion, ensures A PLEASANT DAY'S OUTING FOR ALL. f NOMINATIONS for Cash Events close with W. Gillespie, Academy Buildings, or the Secretary on loth DECEMBER. NOMINATIONS for Amateur Events close.with the Secretary of the Wairarapa Amateur Athletic Club, P.O. Box" 46. Masterton, on 15th DECEMBER. PIPE BAND;.IN, ATTENDANCE. SEND' TO SECRETARY FOR I /PROGRAMMES. , 1 M. O'BRIEN, Secretary,