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Press, Volume LXVI, Issue 13743, 26 May 1910, Page 1

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AMUSEMENTS, /->OLOSS-EUit THE PREMIER HOME OF ANIMATED PHOTOGRAPHY. _~„„ FULLER'S The Best PICTURES. FULLER'S of »»• PICTLRhS. NOW IN OUR THIRD YEARTHIS ALONE SPELLS POPULARITY. TO-NIGHT at 8 TO-NIGHI. A BRILLIANT AND MAGNIFICENT PRESENTATION OF NEW SUBJECTS, including: THE FUGITIVE DALAI LAMA. THE FUGITIVE DALAI LAMA. A very fine, series of photographs taken of tho Procession and the Entry into Darjeeli;ig of the Buddhist High Priest who. the cable informs "us. was recently ousted from bis Tibetan Capital by Chinese Troops. WINDSOR CASTLE. This film will recal pleasant memories of WINDSOR CASTLE, the classic beauty of this Historic Pile t<> WIXDSOR CASTLE, tliopc who have, been fortunate enoueh to visit it in reality. THE VICTIM OF BRIDGE., THE VICTIM OF ISKIDGE. An enthralling and remarkable picture. The. Heroine of this great film is a celebrated American actress, and is known as the "Actress with a thousand faces.' That is to say, her face can form a thousand different expressions. THE NEWLY WEDS. A very laughablo THE NEWLY WEDS. Biograph Company romedv. THE MARSHAL OF GILA CREEK. THE MARSHAL. OF GILA CREEK. A thrillu-'K equestrian, drama. PUNCHESTOWN. -IRELAND, STEEPLECHASE, 1910. PUNCHESTOWN;. IRELAND, STEEPLECHASE. 1910. A PICTURE PUZZLE. POET AT ANY" COST. FOR HER BROTHER'S SAKE. ORIGINAL REVENGE. ROGUES OF THE TURF. THE NAIL. IN THE KEYHOLE. THE LADIES' TRAIN. A train that beats THE LADIES' TRAIN, the "Merry Widow" hat in size. COLOSSEUM ORCHESTRA. Under the direction of COLOSSEUM ORCHESTRA. HERR ZIMMERMANX. PRICES—Is and 6d. 9044 .-VPERa' HOUSE. Extraordinary and Phenomenal Programme. TRIUMPHANT SUCCESS. SPECIAL ATTRACTIONS. John Fuller and Sons present theirNEW EMPIRE VAUDEVILLE CO. XEW EMPIRE VAUDEVILLE CO. Tho Greatest Star Success ever engaged. THE DO RE MI TRIO. THE DO RE MI TRIO. Absolutely the Funniest Comedy Musical Act •ever preaenleA to a New Zealand audience. GUILLAUME BABY AND CO., GUILLAVME BABY AND CO.. In their Screaming Burlesque of a SPANISH BULLFIGHT. Introducing their 3 famous dogs disguised as Bulls, assisted by MISS LOLITA, Graceful and Accomplished Spanish Dancer. Supported by a Strong Double Vaudeville Company of Exceptional Brilliance, including WARD LEAR SCOTT BROS. CHAS. THROSBY. CHAS. HEATH. Martin Sisters, Nellie Leslie, Ivy Goodwill, THE BRITISH BIOGRAPH, A Series of Animated Pictures, including THE BETRAYING MIRROR, OUR FIRST LINE OF DEFENCE. THE HAPPY FATHER. A SUPERLATIVE PROGRAMME. PRICES: 2s, la 6:1. and Is. Doors 7.15. ______; ,- 8879 6d. ~Vy AIN OX I PA R.K. 6d. Open Every Day. Hot Water Free. Ocean Wave and Swing Boats Free. Return Tram Fare 3 (including admission) Is: Children Half-price. 1203 PHYSICAL CULTURE AND MASSAGE r INSTITUTE, ■•■:' CATHEDRAL SQUARE. ! Mr F. A. Hornibrook. Mr E. W. Johnson, THE Institute is the largest and best equipped jn Australasia. Tho system, taught is' Scientific. 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At HAtkinson's, 117 Manchester street. Pott&ga paid anywhere in N.Z. 5s 4d. C 5251 felt Hats for gentlemen, at 10a Gd. J. Ballantyne end Co. CIS6S GOOD morning Hats. Fancy Chip" Straws, smartly trimmed with ribbon velvet, all shades, 10s Sd each at Ballantyne's. C4d63 rpilE cream of fashion for Fashionable J- Blouses. Ballantyne's All-Wool Cream Delaine Is 4Jd yard. '_ _ C * 3B; BLOUSES to benefit thosa'wbo fee' the cold. Ballantyne's are selling smart Viyella Blouses horn Ua_Jld each. C 4353 MINSON"S,~7be Dinner Ware Store. New etock patterns in the latest ZZ.iglish productions; any quantity sold. For continuation of Wasteas, »*• p*g» IB-