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Dominion, Volume 7, Issue 1938, 22 December 1913, Page 7

AMUSCMEfJTS. I ■. 0". u'jjs ■' E. I ;Uireetioi(|^ : CC?t^VlLLlAMSOX/'' LTD.' :1'«lti», JTURII .F.v rd/f ivml-Ciytle MeYuoil.' ::s'i. Man.v:i>r !•'.. .1/ Tail (Hyd!i<-y), \;i' ! S'°fe ;, l'.- ; 'J)ai'iiysliiro '..Vklbouim'). .Kf-'S"o ' 1 • A -r;ivy'?: ...Vi ■' '" WITHIN THE LAW r^i®||i;; ■ § ifJillifc Tli Ei DR KSIiEX j: AC :At- 9.;>:V>V- 'S'HIS (Monday) MOHXSXU. : -- v '-- MAt,i.\i! ; »:r;.\T Christmas 'W- ; ; .Am'•i'ii'.i's tir<'alest 1 Dramatic.' Succcs?, :.• 5..-': 'i'lir.oDuin'; I'Ouskvki:!' "ifEx'-I'i'dbideiitf of U'.o : United vSlat.cs,. : Wrotf;,' ; ";V ',:,.': r •!AS : .i <i(iOU (.TriZKX, 1 WANT TO FOU VOUK I.'l, AY." . ' . .V: \ViTHI.V Tin-: LAW. ''; . V .•'...... --.WITHIN TilK I,A.\V. ■; ;? " \\ ili. bo 'Hi. i.;?« for i.iie First Time , iu -Nciy- Zealand 011 130X1X0 XKUIT, aiih UECEMUEB!: 1 I'SS'A"Dramatic Prochiotion of JJoro thai) J Ordinary Jinportanoc/ :v?;Tl:e I'lieiioniennily JSucei'ssftil T'lay of . "The> Uiider-w.nld," '■,■'■4** THE LAW. i? v \. 1 I'lllN rHK LAW, Organisod Company, liiclucUiiK tlio foilo»'iii}s NotnWo Artists ..'l-rom Leadiujc Xcir York Thc^tre.s■ . ' ; Jl'ary,' Woiih, K. W. Morrison, X'lumeiv :Eric Maxon. ■' ■. .Wbb;]iave liceu Itrousht out to represent dlus j chief character types who figure in this \b«jil>Wß Play. | Six:;.o£ .file biggest department stores' in I.XeiV:, roi'k raised the wages of their eliop ' ". ' U'rls through AVlTlilX TJtE LAW. 6";Priees:'Os.,' 35., and Is. Early Boors, Stalls and Family Circle, ts. extra. s?#:, j'FROM MANGEE . TO CEOSS. 10 Tin; CLEKCiY OF WELLINGTON 'y-v'.- AND DISTHICTS. ■ -The Management cordially extend an invitation to Clergymen of all deuoiMitiatioiis to 'witness this wonderful film. OX' POSTAL application lo Manager, Biblical Biograplis, Ltd., Two Seats will be reserved lor tboss wishing to attend. rp 0 V." X JI A L 'In Direction Biblical Biograplw, Ltd . t . Coinmeneins ,S" ■ XMAS XIGHT. V ; ' XMAS XIGHT. ' ATINEE, BOXIXG DAY, at 3-30, And thereafter Each Evening. ■ '' -VEOM 3JAXGEK TO CROSS. " I'ROM MAXGEH TO CROSS. >;i!o.\r MA.NGEK TO CROSS. OMNIOVM OF HIS EXCELLENCY THE .." LiEVTENAXT-GOVERNOK OP , VICTORIA. ■"■ (Sir ,T»ihn Madden, K.C.M.G-). .. .'"The indents of tlio holy and greatest tragedy of , L Jio- world are presented with pure jjuturai'jiess.

"The siimile ■ .beauty and humility of the coming'of our" Lord, and of Hischild, hood, passing oU to manhood, are 'csquisitely ■ conveyed.

■ "Tho change to 'The Man of Sorrows' still doing the-woi'Jk: of His Father, in love and pity for Hu-- people, within tho shadow of llis apjwoacfcing passion, and oppressed bv the i'uenan agony of appte» liension, is vividly a'ld beautifully t portrayed. And then uVj .Lord's submission in noble dignity to tno swiftly-succeeding stages of insult and ir.rii-miny and suffering gives to the drca&'ul and afflicting cv.iramation the ;inc6i« aspect of the faithful grandeur of 00.-fs own sacrifice. "The whole, white it inures nothing to the mind of the bitterne.v of tho blessed drama, is reverent and linllty impressive, and never strays into any effect to jar against the proprieties and sacrcdncss of iiio Gospels.'" GRAND OBGAN ACCOHPA&'IMUNT. ■ ■Box Plans open at tho Dresden. Tbis (Monday) .Morning, at 9 o'clock. Prices, Is. 6d.,"i5., and lid. No hooking fee. TJjTB.'"EDWIN JAMIE KILPATittCK Jjji. .Vniiounces a Short Season of "THE SHADOW OF THE CROSS," "THE SHADOW OF THE CBOSS," The World's Most Mysterious Picture. Studio, Harcourt's Booms, Panama St., opposite D.I.C. Opens from MONDAY. Hours, from 1 to 5 o'clock. Adults " To Defray Children Sixpence. Expenses, Threepence. ■ riian-GRADE pianos, JF yau intend purchasiug a Piano, you should certainly inspect our various 1 stocks of High-grade Instruments by the following world-famed makers JOHN BRINSMEAD AND SON, " .' JULIUS BLUTHNER, G.ORS AND KALLMAN. \ ..... ' SCIIIEDMAYER & SOEHNE, FRITZ KUHLA, - :K;vfv ; :: .. NEWMAN & CO. From £36 cash, or easy terms (10 per cent! deposit and balance in monthly payments, extending over one, two, or three years). • :■' '■ . Our too' Shoivroom is replete with-nil ■ tho,'.latest .-models .by the abovo firms... i\spECTIO v CORDIALLY INVITED. (HAS J3KGG AND CO., LTD., ■MANNERS' STREET, •' WELLINGTON. ThV Oldest Established Pisno Houso . COUNTRY Visitors Is the Exhibition ■ " make tho Electric Lift their rendezvous. Thero friends meet, and before ■visiting ■ tho different, attractions take a bird's-eye view of the whole Exhibition Grounds' from tho top of ttws Tower, ar.d •'then-:decide on a tour of inspection, 1 UIKLU'D . . x\ ncKLAND Exhibition. , X HI BIT lON. you aro interested in can be Lscen'Swithout loss of time, imd yon carry away with you the. memory of a panorama'such as can be scon in no other ■I'place on will—tho.view of tho Auckland Harbour, and Hauraki Gulf is beyond dc- | scriplion',' and ■ the Electric Fairy Faun- [. lain'supplied■■.by".Turnbnil and .Tones is ['"as', marvellous as ~it is, beautiful in its ' display^' "Clapping his bands in enthusiasm at the scoring of a goal in the football match betweon Guildford and Godalming recently, James Holton, an elderly spectator, aftor- [ wards ieSJ .•. . . i.' . /