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Dominion, Volume 3, Issue 774, 24 March 1910, Page 1

AMUSEMENTS. THE A T'B E ■-' E.OIi L. ■- ~ ■ , Prop.. John Puller and Sons. ' FULLEE'S VAUDEVILLE CO TTA§« r /v ~Sn S u^ ss ;" :New Programme. . > HASSAN, the Hindu, Conjuror Marvel. THEKLIMOS, Soman Ring Acrobats . Enormous Nightly Success of Ward Lear, Chas. Throeby, Gertie Johns, Maud Sfwson, Joe Charles, Beattie MDonald,, Ethel Preston, and Martin Sisters. _, _„ GOOD FRIDAY NIGHT. V~' EATIONAL VAUDEVILLE CONCEBT, A Briglit and' Tip-Top Programme ■■', . Prepared. EASTER SATURDAY, THE MARVELLOUS CEOTTONS. MATINEE EASTER MONDAY. MATINEE EASTER MONDAY. Ladies and Children Half-pee) to /All Parts of Theatre. Dress Circle and 0.5., 25.; Stalls, la. L Boxes, One Guinea. Plan at Theatre*] also Book by Telephone, 2MA. ' ; HIS MAJESTY'S THEATEE/j Proprietors, John Fuller and Sons. ' _ HIS MAJESTY'S PICTURES. » ALL EXCLUSIVE -PICTURES! SPECIAL KINEMATINEES. > GOOD FRIDAY KINEMATINEE. EASTER SATURDAY KINEHATINEB.! EASTEE MONDAY KINEMATINEE. V In. , order to further popularise . these , " Matinees, we are making one charge tot/ ' Everybody to All, Parts. ! , V; Gd. SIXPENCE 6d. EVEETBODI to All Parts. Doors open 2. ; . . '■".•-"'. ALL BRAND-NEW PICTURES! .'■ -lAND ONLY TO BE SEEN ATI ;■ MAJESTY'S " THEATEB.V Proprietors John Fuller and Sod*. . ;' EVERY EVENING AT 8. i See Special Advt. re Matinees; v A Glorious Programme of Biographl Novelties, all-New, Perfectly Projected.. Is sure to draw all Wellington. Our' large Audience last night Delighted with* our' Enterprise. Only to be seen at Hie ] Majesty's. .-.■.. HIS MAJESTY'S PICTUBES. ' HIS, MAJESTY'S PICTUBES. AH New! All New! All New! WILD BIRDS IN THEIR HAUNTS. ' A Beautifully-Coloured Study .by Olive': G.'Pike, F.Z.S., jF.E.P.S. Exquisite. . THE EOCEY ROAD. '■-. - : ' ■.:.. A Story of Fate's Capriciousness'. -Thei American Bipgraph Co.'s Very Latest •.' THE INDIAN. A Fine Wild West THE INDIAN. : Study. ExcitinglyTHE INDIAN. ■ Portrayed. .- ' .. ' ' HUNTING THE WILD BED DEER OF> EXMOOR. Taken Last Month! * '.' A DUEL IN MID-AIR/ "_: " ■ An Edison Sensation. FAUST. All lovers of Grand Opera FAUST. and this story of perennial!' FAUST, .-interest should.see this. .■"." ..■-•■ THE EHINE OF BINGEN. A Beautiful Piece of Photography. Edmund'Pavne and'Geo. Grossmith in, - "O'CJE MISS GIBBS." • A CURE FOR , COWARDICE.; : : NICK CAETEE : - In'.- some m'or& NICK CARTER Famous Exploits. ■:'" THE TEREOE AND THE TEREffiE." Etc., Etc. Etc. Etc. ■;"■ •.■■'. One Shilling and Sixpence.. ■ Doors Zr Plan Christeson. Tel. 3153. v V ;; ■ EASTEE MONDAY NIGHT! .'; EASTEE MONDAY NIGHT! .'. : ■I-". •-.- TOWN HALL.. •■■ - :.TOWN.HALL. ■■■ . HIS, ■ -MAJESTY'S v -PICTURESJ IS. -;.. MAJESTY'S ■•; . PICTUBES 1 i FOE ONE NIGHT. , ONLY! .-■. . (NOTE.—The -Picfures-to ; be;showi ; ;a't. ttβ^.T^im^■HaH^•llayβ'BOT^V■bβfoM , 'Keβtt';.■ exhibited in: New'. Zealand; -.and : the; En-. , • tertainment'is entirely distinct frpm'thaf.;, given at His Majesty's Theatre".)": ;:: A PROGRAMME "OF THE LATEST : -'' ■•':.-;!;: PNOVELTIES;-- ;Vv. ■ ;>: Subjecti.'-.. . , ■";, ".- ' :THE LAST MUSTER' 7 - -:>,- -• THE' LAST .MUSTEE ', ■,■ ' " ■■■■■■ : ■>■ ; Ofvthe-: : •:■'... ■-.■ BALACLAVA 'LIGHT. BEIGADE. : BALACLAVA LIGHT BEIGADE. "All that was left of-them,.- ■ "Left of Six Hundred." ' .; Purchased by Mr. Fuller, at'an enor. : mous cost, to benefit .the Balaclava Su> vivoxs' Fund. •■■•■'■ - , ■■'■ ■■■■■ •• "Honour-the charge they made,. -"Honour the Light Brigade, :■• "Noble Six Hundred." ' The one arid only opportunity of seeing -■: -. .r. •. - - this picture, -•■■■-. . . EASTER MONDAY NIGHT, - ■•'■ .V •: : At. the ■ •.■•.' , TOWN HALL. TOWN HALL.. OUR USUAL PEICESONE SHILLING. ' ! SIXPENCE. rfTK PER A , '.. ' H0 U S E. : . TO-MOEEOW : NIGHT, . ■ ■ GOOD FRIDAY. NIGHT. - STAR PICTURES..- ... ' STAB PICTUEES. ■: : .'X '::'.-" STAB-PICTURES.' ...-./: .-:■ . .; Introducing a Cinematographic represea« :■ .tation of -William -Shakespeare's, Masterpiece, , : ~/-.';' '~-. .';■' "•/.■■„' .'.' "OTHELLO." "OTHELLO." : "OTHELLO." "OTHELLO." (In Five' Acts and Fifteen Scenes.) .: ; A Story of. Love, Passion, Jealousy, and■•; . .■ ■• ■ Death.' Supported by an All-New Budget of ■' . •- ■. STAR SUBJECTS. Prices—Dress' Circle, and Orchestral ; Stalls, Is. Back Stalls and Gallery, fid. •PLAN at Christeson's. Booking Fee 6i MATINEE-GOOD FRIDAY AFTER . NOON. Admission 6d. to All Parts. ■■ ■■•■.... ■ "f.-'.-A: MACDONALD. • ST. THOMAS'S, HALL, NEWTOWN, Star Pictures. Star Pictures. Enthusiw tic' Reception of this Week's . ■ ; '--ALL STAR PROGEA3IUE. : -Life in th'e British-Navy. . ■' ■■;■ - ; -. LAWN.TENNIS. ; THE •Wellington.Provincial Lawn .Ten- ~ -. nis ■ Association's ' Championship Meeting will be held on' the' Thorndon and Brougham. Hill Courts TO-MOREOW . ffEIDAY)! SATURDAY, AND\ MON. 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