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Dominion, Volume 7, Issue 2236, 24 August 1914, Page 7

AMUSEMENTS. OPERA HOUSE. Direction, J. C. Williamson, Ltd., John Fan-ell, Manager. TO-NIGHT, AND TO-MORROW NIGHT J C. Williamson presents: Tho Rollicking American Comedy, "READY MONEY!". "READY MONEY!." , ■ ■ "READY MONEY I" r,m, ir Janies/ AConteomcrTi' Tho Cleverest and Funniest Comedy in Years." Everybody Wants "Iteady Money." "It Spells Happiness." With tho following alluring Cast of Characters: Jackson Ives Charles A. Milliard . (An International Character.) Stephen Baird ..William Harrigan (Ovnier of the "Sky Rocket" Mines.) /JH an ? stewnrfc ••••• Lowden Adams (Ur the 'Garden Estates" Company.) in?S Rosenthal ...... Hnrry B. Burcher (Ot the "Equality Insurance Company.) bam Welsh ~.;.. Nicholas Joy (A Millionaire's Soil;) bumner Holbreok Carletdrt Stuart . _ ' • (A Broker.) Oames E. Morgan ......... George ■ Bryant (Owner of tho "Safety" Mine.) Hon. John H. Tyler...Eobert Whytc, jun. (Ai Retired Business Man.) Capt. West ... TJ.S Arthur Styaa Hninniond ... Seorot J. H. Nunn P" 11 ' •••■ Ser. Arthur Lissant x- lj -f n /,,V;",";- vice °- w - Wilkins R'eil (Welch's Manservant) Charles Brown Paul (Mftitre-d'Hotel). - ...!. D. Bellbridge Miss Grace Tyler Sylvia Bremer Miss Ida Tyler Nellio Bramley Mrs. John Tyler Maggie Moore Miss Margaret Elliott Stella Payter

Prices-Gs., 35., Is. Box Plan at the Dresden. Day Sales at Miss Lennox's, tobacconist, Grand Opera, Buildings. Early doors to Stalls and Gallery , only, Is. extra. During- the interlude the Orchestra will play a Series of Patriotic Selections. Next Production: WEDNESDAY AND THURSDAY, AUGUST -26th and 27th. r ■ The "Intense and Vivid -Dramatic Play, l "THE ARGYLE CASE!" "THE ARGYLE CASE!" . ' "THE ARGYLE CASE!" "See it and have your Pulse Quickened.' 1 TO-NIGHT, AT & . . TO-NIGHT, AT 8. JTAYWARD's. ■ THE KING'S. LEADING PICTURES AND MUSIC. • With usual enterprise we present, in all its Native Beauty, the first drama made' in iiids country. - ' A TERRIFIC HIT AT AUCKLAND! , MAORILAND'S BIG PICTTJR.E STORY.' MAORILAND'S BIG PICTURE STORY. The real Maori Version of tho Entrancing MAORI LEGEND HINEMOA Entrancing MAORI LEGEND HINEMOA " • Grandly Played.by. Clever ■ HERA TAWHAI. Fascinating HERA TAWHAI. "The Living Embodiment: of the Part," And 50' MAORIS AT ROTORUA, Before a Glorious Background of Wonderful Natural Scenery. "HINEMOA" The 'Maori ' ' - "HINEMOA" Maid who " "HINEMOA" answered the '■ "HINEMOA" call of her "HINEMOA" lover's flute, "HINEMOA" . and "HINEMOA" swam fonr "HINEMOA" miles ' ■ ■ "HINEMOA" across Lake "HINEMOA". Eoixjrna : "HINEMOA". ' to'the ' "HINEMOA" IsIand"HINEMOA" of 'Mokoia. • - Cinemaed on the traditional spots by permission, of the Governmen't. Orchestral v Accompaniment from ALFRED HILL'S COMPOSITIONS. Also Choice Cinema Gems. "BOS'UN'S MATE." A Grand ''BOS'UN-S) MATE." :. \V. W. Jacob's ''BO'SUN'S MATE/' V Comedy. "A SONG AT TWILIGHT." "A , SONG AT TWILIGHT." ,

A Charming Dwima with special niiisic embellishment.- - : '•■' '•■ "THE MIGHTY-MONARCH." "THE MIGHTY MONAECH." One of Vita'G Best Comedies. ■ "GAUMONT GEAPHIC," the latest, witlhi a grand section showing- the famous Gordon Highlanders. ' . THE KING'S ORCHESTRA. -. 6d. and 13. EosarVes Dresden, Iβ. 6d. EMPRBSB THEATRE. ' . ■■■;■•■ '"Where Everybody Goes." . ... STALLS 3d. DRESS CIRCLE M. TO-DAY and TO-NIGHT. ■ 'EXTRAORDINARY ATTEACTION. "THE KING'S. SERVICE." .-- ■ SOOOft.. • Showing Life in the British Army nnd Navy—Brilliant Scenes of the Troops Performing War Manoeuvres—Grand 1 Spectacular Cavalry Charge—Britain's Navy in all its Glory—Dreadnoughts at Battlepractice—The Fleet- Cleared for Action — See the Big Guns Fire—Destroyers and Submarines Operating. ',

BE BRITISH. - Before Buying a MOTOR WAGON consider where you will send your money. The DAIMLER WAGON is; British and the proved best. Writo for free catalogue and details to GEO. HENNING, Sole Dominion Representative, Auckland. ■

\ ■ ; In every town of importance in New Zealand we are represented. Wβ forward parcels (collect on C.O.D. system if required), deliver goods, pass entries, move furniture. You (ret extra care, without oStra. charge. , The N.Z. Express Co., Ltd., 87-91 Customhouse Quay.—Advt.

THE SUPREME SUNBEAM. Holds all World's Records from 100 to 1000 miles. Average speed per 1000 miles -over 90 miles per hour. FOR SPEED GOMFORT. AND RELIABILITY, tho Supreme SUNBEAM has no equal. We have just landed a shipment of 1914 models in which, are embodied all the latest refinements in Motor-car con6truc.tion. Inspection Invited.- MAGNUS, SANDERSON,' AND CO., LTD., Opera Garage, Wakefield Street (rear of New Opera House). Wellington. Agents for Sunbeam, Zedeli Vulcan, and Lagonda Cars; also Leyland Lorries.—Advt.

AUSTIN MOTOR-CABS. The latest models of 1914 ■ Austin cars are coming to hand regularly by -each direct mail steamer. These machines are the latest product of n. very . progresslvi manufacturer, and are full of interest to motorist and intending motorist. • Most models can now Ns supplied with' Electric Self Slarters, Electric Light. Streaming Bodies of very Imrideomo .design, are supplied on all models. Heavy axles and special springs on all Colonial models Copies of Catalogne and "Austin Advocate mailed free on application'to, scott ! motob;.';a;gency, Lower, Cuba Street. (Wellington. '•n ,*

THE "PERBY" LIGHT CAR. The 19U Model "Pe'try," both »e iejarda Rppearance and cost of running, jg\ i>ae of the finest small care tsott on thc» market. The specification includes Bosch ignition. Zenith carburettor, Ii Sankej desaohaWe steel wheels, and Dunlop tiret. lleasrs. Inglis Bros., of Harris Street, Wellington, who are the agents for thie car, end at whose garage it may tx> inupected, will be pleased to.gWe demonstrations to all intending purchasers* cPrioe,