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Dominion, Volume 4, Issue 1101, 13 April 1911, Page 1

AMUSEMENTS. rpTIF, NT.W THEATRE, A Manners Street. A GREAT CONTINUOUS SHOW. THI-; novelty of the century, something new under the run. MACMAHON AND DONNELLY'S EXQUISITE PICTURES. M€.«=r.=. Macmahon and Donnelly de?ire to announce to the public of Wellington and Suburbs- Hint on SATURDAY. APRIL 15th, They will open their IDEAL PLACE OF ENTERTAINMENT in Manners Street--Thi; takes the form of A CONTINUOUS SHOW Of the most modern developments of the Kinonifitograph, which has become so popular and attractive throughout Gre.it Britain, Europe, and America. Commencing daily at 11 a.m., the entertainment goes on uninterruptedly until 11.13 p.m. i A RESTFUL ARBOR FOR FAMILIES. Hundreds of visitors come to the city with their families. In (he daytime there io no comfortable resort where mothers and fathers, tired of the sights, can pleasurably rest for an hour or two. The NEW THEATRE supplies this want. .And Note—At any hour of the day you can see THE WORLD IN PICTURE At absolutely unparalleled prices, on the fame high-class standard now set in .Paris, London, Berlin, and New York, Sydney and Melbourne. _ THREEPENCE and SIXPENCE Will admit you—the prevailing prices for "continuous shows" in the world's centres. The high reputation of the promoters of this FASCINATING ENTERPRISE Will assure the public that everything here promised will be faithfully carried out. Strong in (ho belief that the public are the best judges, the promoters in turn givo their guarantee to the public of the genuine merits and excellence of what is to be seen at THE NEW THEATRE INCOMPARABLE FOR ITS ATTRACTIONS. THE BEST THE WIDE WORLD CANFURNISH. Every mail brings direct new scenes and incidents of throbbing heart-in-terest, to be seen first at THE NEW THEATRE, the proprietors having arranged with the GREATER. .T. D, WILLIAMS AMCSEMEXT COMPANY, LTD., the originators of the continuous picture shows in Australasia, for a scries of Exclusive I'ictures, TO BE SEEN FIUST AT THE NEW . THEATRE. Please Note.—That we are catering especially for the LADIES and THE LITTLE ONES. In the great cities these Continuous Theatres are visited by ladies just as thov would visit afternoon lea rooms—a delightful respite from the hiirly burly of life. A. GHEAT NEW SHOW. Open from 11 a.m. continuously until 5.30 p.m. Re-ori?n at fi.M p.m. until 11.13 p.m. IMPORTANT.-Betwcen 10.15 and 11.15 evsry night there will be a Special Programme for the convenience of the busy late worker. Selected programmes will be given during the day for ladies and children. THE STIRRING EVENTS OF MODERN PAY LIFE Daily chronicled in the cablegrams will be sfou at THE NEW THEATRE. This Fashionable Plnce of Entertainment, centrally, docntod. has been fitted up with all the Latest Conveniences, Easy Tip-up Chairs, Harmonisins and Artistic. Colours to gre?t the eye, WITH A WARM GLOW OF COMFORT surrounding you 6*n everv side. nothing unworthy of' the entertainment but the PRICES. FANCY! O.NLY THREEPENCE AND SIXPENCE. -. WELLINGTON CITY COUNCIL. . , TOWN. HALL. ORGAN RECITAL." , ORGAN RECITAL. GOOD FRIDAY-NIGHT. GOOD' FRIDAY NIGHT. At B.o'clock. . ■ By MR. MAUGHAN BARNETT (City Organist). PROGRAMME OF APPROPRIATE MUSIC: Funeral March (from Pianoforte Sonata Op. 35) ■..:■..' Chopin "Ave Maria" Schubert Good Friday Music (Parsifal) .... Wagner Meditation on Two "Passion-Tide"' Hymn Tunes . . Lamentation Guilmant Admission: Sixpence, and One Shilling. . R'. TAIT, Acting-Town Clerk. April 12th, 1011. 'AFTER INFLUENZA Thcro is nothing better than FLETCHER'S PHOSPHATONIC. This excellent tonic restores tho lost vim and vigour, and renews the appetite. For convalescents and those in a weak state the tonic effects of this excellent remedy are truly wonderful. Low spirits and ill-health make way icr vitality and strength, and tho body assumes tho KEEN BUOYANCY OF YOUTH. After a. few doses you will find yourself well on tho road to good health. PHOSPH ATONIC. 2s. 6d. . and . Is. 6d. All Chemists and Stores, or Post Free from CHAS. A. . FLETCHER, . PHARMACIST, . 292 LAMBTON QUAY, THE AUSTRALIAN MUTUAL PEOVI. DENT SOCIETY. (Established 61 Years.) The Largest, Soundest, and Most Prosperous Mutual Life Office in the British Empire, FUNDS ovor ,£25,700,000 ANNUAL INCOME ... JE3,375,852 THE INDUSTRIAL DEPARTMENT now being firmly established, tho Society is able to issue POLICIES OF EVERY DESCRIPTION for amounts from' £h to .£IO,OOO Directors of the New Zealand Branch: The Hon. Chas. J. Johnston, M.L.C. (Chairman); A. de B. Brandon, Esq. (Deputy-Chairman); the Hon. Ed- . ward Richardson, C.M.G.; John Duncan, Esq.; and Joseph Joseph, Esq. ■ EDWARD W. LOWE, Resident Secretary. BRANCH OFFICECUSTOMHOUSE QUAY, ■ Wellington. VICTORIA LAUNDEY. TO KELBUKNE HOUSEHOLDERS. OUR Vans Collect and Deliver in Eelburne every WEDNESDAY, Telephone (513. ~ P, WILLS AND SONS, Proprs., ' HANSON STEEET,