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Dominion, Volume 1, Issue 77, 24 December 1907, Page 1

amusements;;.'' ../;■//.' ///// mow h -?r~-r'"K~s?'&;.x:' FOR A SHORT '•:' ■•..'■' TO-MORROW (WEDNESDAY), DEC. 25 (CHRISTMAS DAY). . ' " . There will bo a SPECIAL"' MATINEE''on' BOXING DAT at 2.30. ' WEST'S PIC t'u : R.ES- ; All New, WEST'S P 1 C,T: U R,E S, ./,,'AU WES T'S PI C TU' RE S ".V All' New. ina^"":' , ;' L. VICE-REGAL ORCHESTRA. ; DE VICE-REGAL 'ORCHfeSTRA. GEOEN'S VICE-HEGAL-'-ORCHESTRA. " Unapproached " and " Unassailable." west's '■;■ „ ,west;s ; ' PICTURES .'. ;.''.. •,■ ■•' ■ ; . Tho Best''of "A 11.;..;,. ;- ; t: , , .They Girdle the Earth. ■ ;'.'.<■' see our ~,,„:.....„,,.,;,„../,,-.', ;■.'■.; magnificent' -\ ' :^~- : ; .-/ ;: '/- : -/// ■; \ ' opening--' ■■"-::-:■ ".. .' S'V.'^-P^GKAMIIE A concatenation, of 'Brightr'Bfeezy;; Rippling, Mirth-compelling, .Laughter-makings <"lnqtnp:~ live, Educational and ' SensationaL'Aniniated Kineniatograms, which, meljows. monotony of existence, and makes life worth living to' iill who. see them. .... _~ ~, . ■■". . ', v. TIME-TABLE.;."''..' ' ;"'v^ 7.55-OVERTURE. /OVERTURE" 7.'55 8. 5—A Novice on, Horseback:'" ' "" &'5 B.lo—Tho UorsicanV Daughter. B.M B.2o—Visit, from MotTier-iri-law."'" " ""8.20 S.27—Tobogganing in' . 8.27 B.3s—Fancy PantomimeiCiiidefolla.-r„',.-,8.35 .B.s2—The Charmed' Umbrella':" , ' , ' »«■"<■ 8:52' '8.56-DANIEL BOONE-'-D'ANIEL BOONE BISC (A Story of tho Pioaeof*Days."'Sf..:Ajnerica)..,"-!).15-Intcrral f Ten Minutes.- '■ ■ • 3,15 9.25-SEEECTION. - •., ORCHESTRA, 9,25 9.30-Baby's First Outißg.-v"""'--;;..., 9 - 30 9.3B—Reign of Terror in-Russia. ' ... 9.38. 9.48-Boautif ill California. '; = ■■•» y" ", ■;,' v 9.48 . 9.55-The Impossible-Bykerri ■■■■■>■ ■-■-'•■[•■ 9.55 10. 2 —Picturesque Japan!'-..■"■".,.,< .'-"..,.■,'-',.'.ldi 2' Good fqr Evil. - • - ■-■ — ,10.12 10.20—Touyeu nnd tho TranipT" ■ ~..-,**. 10.20 10.25-The" Golden Beetle. ••: ■.•'••" 10.25 10.30—That- Fatal Sneeze. ~.■■.■' .;"."- .-'. --10.30 10.35-God' Save tho King! ,y\ :;';■;..; ,10.35. > Truly a ; ;;i Prices—3s., 25., Is. 'Children'-Half-pricer;.. Doors open; 7.29; .Curfain.,at;.B. .Carriages, 10.35. ■ v:;;z ':: '. :',-■:■ V. Box plan- at The Dresden;'" \ ■'-. ■ ■,'' ": Advance Representative; ' . \ Gl2B ■- . ' '■ - .'■'." .'. .'.-.-;■ ~;, RvXOPELANDv/: 0' Pi- E R A—"'•:«»—O« U., 5'..E..; .Dircctfon of MR. J. G.-WILLIAMSON.. .'I On-BOXING NIGHT -_ ■ > • i J. C. Williamson's ■■ ; ■ NEW MUSICAL COMEDY COMPANY ■':' (To >the advent of which .Theatregoers are looking fbrward witlr -pleasurablo anti- , . cipation) .. .... -.-.•-,.—■;',.• ....;...,....'}',• ■-.■ • .•-. ■•; --.■•-■ Will-, make its, . ~.. . .. : i ' , DEBUT IN WELLINGTON In the; Channing Musical Comedy, entitled "'T/H E BLUE' M' 6 0 N;" ';'' ."T HE B L U-E - . MO ON." ' ■. f'T'H'B- B'LU'Bv'.M-0 O.N/' •'■•■: ~'• .. v ;By ■.■".*■« J-- ■:■ ■ ■ Harold Ollis, Harold ■ Talbpt, ■ Paul, Reubens, I •; ■ . And Percy' Greenbanks, By 'arrangement with : Mr. Robert Courtneidge. FIRST APPEARANCE IN WELLINGTON OF '"' Messrs. VICTOR GOURIET/ REGINALD KENNETH. JIYLES CLIFTON. ; ;. I.HAROLD PARKES. The cast will include AMY MURPHY. DAISY WALLACE. ALMA BARBER, ■• '. CELIA GHILONI. JESSICA DEAN. DULCIE MURPHY.And Mr. PAT BATHURST.- • : - Box Plans now on view, at The,.Dresden. On Boxing Day the Plans will bo at Chris-' toson's (opposito the Opera■ House). •■•■• 8427 /CRICKET. '-" ■ .C RI.CK E; T. ■ R I C'K ET. '■ C'R 1C KET. OTA GO t. ■W-'E'fii'T-NiiXOr^r • , . ..-:'basin :besE?ye7 : '."'•:"■■.-. FRIDAY, ■ SATURDAY, AND MONDAY,' 27,/28, 30■. December.'/ . _, ' s ,' Play commences 2'p.nis Priday. Admission—ls. ... , . '■ ~ . ' 1'E.'.8,-VANCE,,.,. . GH6 , .-T,.'"\," Hon- Secretary.-/. CHRISTMAS AND NEW YEAR HOLIDAYS' (1907) ,•:";•:.■„--.•,.:-;-T:(i9.o.s)-^r,-ri:.;. AT BELLEVUE..GARDENS,,,,' ; ; On BOXING DAY;...MR*. MINIFIE'S.FULL. STRING BAND will "give"a"Whole' Day's Per' formance of all tho Latest Selections. LUNCHEON from 12 to' 2 p.m.','' at is. Gd. per head. ..!.-.!-. AFTERNOON TEA, 2.30 -p.m*, to 5 p.m., at Gd. per head. . .' DINNER (Special); 6'p.m. to 7 p.m.,/ at Is. Gd. per head. ;. ' Light Refreshments and Cordials may. be procured at the GARDEN BOOTH at town P T plentiful supply of HOT WATER FREE to Picnic Parties. . '- -, ,-■■■■ During the evening THE HUTT. BRASS BAND will play in the Rotunda, whilst the Gardens will bo transformed into: V... ~.V ' A VERITABLE. FAIRYLAND, •'•■ --v Followed by ■ ~; :;.;■'..:,:.:";;,;, '...:.','.'.'.,,'.'l' ' ;A.. MAGNIFICENT. AND UNIQUE- - : ','! DISPLAY OF FIREWORKS, y (Purchased in London 'by "Mr. Lodder),. com',' prising tho following set pieces:—"Princq ;: of Wnless Feathers, "WHeel;", "Saxon Set," "Japanese Glory;" •"HorizontalFountain," "Roniah Ciiudles," " Shells," Turbillions,",;" Coloured Lights," "Port Fires,". "Hugo.' Rockets',' , ! "Blue Lights," "String, Crackers.". . ;,:-,,- , These goods are of the.. Highest: Grade iof manufacture! and are ~£acfsimjle, as ."supplied to tho Crystal Palace, London, thereby assur'-: ing tho .visitors' of their 'genuineness 'I .','. ■ cut this out it on'to: ': your friends; . / " The Last Train leaves Lower Hntt for Wellington at li p.m. ■■':,..;';,■"■■ Waggonettes will run ■ to and 'from .''tho : Lower Hutt Station and Qardene. ::; '.■ This .Programmo will bo repeated on Now Year's -Day and Evening. •'■"■■' ADMISSION TO' GARDENS, 6d. A. E. V< IODDBB, ' - " WAETBR Q-ANDAB, ' .!siopriotoi. -■ •• v-OrjiMjageT- . . -■•■■- '/ ' ■ ■'■",;"'""/; ;-"7 ; ci SB269.