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Dominion, Volume 8, Issue 2552, 28 August 1915, Page 7

AMUSEMENTS. QEAND. OPERA HOUSE, Lessees, J. C. Williamson. Ltd, Direction. E. J. CAREOLL, TO-NIGHT, AT 8, TO„-NIGHT, AT S. POSITIVELY THE LAST NIGHT OF THE SEASON. ' BY SPECIAL BEQUEST, Revival of the Enormously Succossful. and Fascinating Comedy, "BUNTY PULLS THE STRINGS," "BUNTY PULLS THE STRINGS," -"BUNTY PULLS THE STRINGS, By Graham Moffat. .Willi ME. AND. MRS. GRAHAM MOFFAT In their Original Parts, as they appeared before the King and Queen, at the Haymarkot Theatre, London. Prices—6s., 35., Is. ■-Early Door Tickets Is. extra. Box Plan- on view at the Bristol till Noon, then at the Grande, next Theatre. Day Sale Tickets at the Grande;. TOWN IET-iiL. OW2 JIXALIj. KINEMACOLOB. KINE M A C 0 L 08. ■ FINAL MATINEE TO-DAY AT 2.30. FINAL MATINEE TO-DAY AT 2.30. FINAL MATINEE TO-DAY J? 2,30. FINAL MATINEE TO-DAY- 3T 2.30. PINAL MATINEE TO-DAY AT 2.30. PINAL MATINEE TO-DAY 3? 2.30. Half-price. LAST NIGHT ' TO-NIGHT. LAST NIGHT TO-NIGHT. LAST NIGHT TO-NIGHT. LAST NIGHT TO-NIGHT. LAST NIGHT TO-NIGHT. LAST NIGHT TO-NIGHIV .WITH THE FIGHTING FORCES OF EUROPE, FIGHTING FORCES OF EUROPE. FIGHTING FORCES OF EUROPE. FIGHTING FORCES OF EUROPE. FIGHTING FORGES OF EUROPE. FIGHTING FORCES OF EUROPE. In KINEMACOLOR, " KINEMACOLOR, Tho Greatest Show Ever Seen in Wellington. A REVELATION. THE FINAL OPPORTUNITY TO-DAY AND TO-NIGHT ' , Of Seeing this Great Subject in KINEMAQOLOR. PRICES—2s. and Is. Box Plans at tho Bristol Piano Depot till Noon To-day, afterwards at Ghristeson's. ON CERT .CHAMBER. Direction, E. Branscombe Pty. Ltd. TO-NIGHT! TO-NIGHT! TO-NIGHT! ' POSITIVELY LAST NIGHT - , POSITIVELY LAST NIGHT- . Of tho Famous. . RED DANDIES. ■„ RED DANDIES. RED DANDIES. ' RED DANDIES. RED DANDIES, . SPECIAL FAREWELL PROGRAMME. The Rollicking Reds say Farewell;: but still remain "Merry and Bright." TO-NIGHT! TO-NIGHT! TO-NIGHT! ; NOT AU REVOIR—BUT GOOD-BYE. The Wise reserve their seats. Admission, 35.) 25., Is.. Plan at Bristol till Noon. From then at Ghristeson's, Absolutely no Free List. Scott Colville,. Manager.

fJIOWN HALL" CONCERT" CHAMBER, SATURDAY, SEPT.' 4th, ■ 1915,' 1 POLLY M'LAEEN, POLLY M'LAREN, Scotland's Premier Danseuse Classiquo. Winner of 260 Prizes in Scotland alone, Will give a • . ' DANCE RECITAL. DANCE RECITAL. A Full particulars later. Prices: Reserved Seats, 35.: Unreserved, 2s. Box Plan at The Bristol Piano Co, . YOUR' Old Eriend, "Widow O'Brien," will meet you at the Grand Opera House on September Bth. . THE LATEST WAR SONG. "KNITTING.', 1 KNITTING." First Verse: Marching, marching thro* the misty night, • , , Peering through' the dark, longing for a fight, Tramping, stumbling on the broken ground, With the tang of battle all around, While'at home the busy needles fly. Knitting with a smile,' knitting with a sigh; For their sons and brothers, fathers, lovere, too; They're knitting for the soldiers brave and true. . This Song is in very bif demand in Britain and Australia, and is sure to become popular here; fine words set to a very catchy melody. Price, Is. 9d. copy; posted. Is. lOd. copy. Another Song, very popular is "THE SOLDIERS." This is being sung all over New Zealand. Price, Is. 6a, copy; posted to any address, Is.- 7d. fIHAS. BEGG. AND CO., LTD., MANNERS ST., WELLINGTON. SOLE AGENTS FOR THE FAMOUS BRITISH PIANO— THE BRINSMEAD. , VOUR Old Friend, "Widow O'Brien," will-meet you at the Grand Opera House on September Bth. ' • , J . 1 j