'. AMUSEMENTS. ' ' fl EiNB AP BEA TT 0 U S E. "BAND l/P KSA ' XI QUS E. ] Uuder the Patronage ef His Excellency and' Lady Liverpool £nd! His Worship j the Mayor. . 'TWO NIGHTS MONDAY A TUESDAY; {TWO NIGHTS V! •ONLY; : 30tU and 3hst AUGUST, ONLY* ; At 8.16 p.m.. THE GAIETY . COMEDYi COMPANY! ] INTRODUCE ' ■ V.' "ANN.!". - •. "ANN !".- ~ . At present scoring a huge success oh the London Stage. She beguiles you) ! into moods from grave to gay as easily as tfhe wheedles the old Dean into kiss- ; llig her. Lechmere Worrell is too well known l>y his association in the great Spy. .1 Play, "THE MAN AYHO STAYED. ATHOME/ to need criticism. , J ENJOY A GOOD. LAUGH! ANN TREATS' YOU. LIBERALLY[ ! ' . DON'T MISS IT! - \ IN' AID OF THE WAR ORPHANS, • , . HELP THE KIDS.!. | Box Plan at the Bristol Piano Company. ■ > . 1 PRICES : D.C. and 0.5., Is.-; Stalls,- Bs.; Gallery, 16. Early doors to Gallcrfl • ' only, Is. extra. ;. j Day Sales at the Grande Confectionery, n.exfc Opera House. ',i 1 BUGBY. TO-DAY; ~ * ATHLETIC PARK, \ . 'ATJOILMD. At 9 ' - :. - Wellington ; ( " J '' ' '■ ( •' : j THE GREATEST GAME OF THE YEAR. ' EARLY, GAMES AT 1.30. . . .. 1 . I 'ADMISSION, Is. GRANDSTAND, la, NEXT SATURDAY: PETONE .V, 'ATHLETIC, : / ' , At Petone. ■ ■ -■ .... '... ■, ; ) THE FINEST PROGRAMME IN TOWN. TTIS MAJESTY'S ' THEATRE, ! Tonight 'at' the JEXtWO GREAT .SHOWS TO-DAY. I IMPRESS . THEATRE. Not- FULLERS' Specialty i \ LAST DAY & NIGHT OF lrll FOLLEKS ' Com P ln^ Lubin's Gran 4 3000 ft. star drama, . £■£ Bargain Pricey i "WHO VIOLATES THE LAW?" Tfi mrm* in -"WHO VIOLATES THE LAW?"- f^TOl]s Ty) ST 8 ' K6^ te °t- in^ e ,S '' 'Merited-'and artistic success of * 1 LOVE, LOOT AND CRASH. MR. PHIL PERCIVAL, v That'fine official War record, , The great comedian at the piano,- ; i "THE FRENCH ARMY AT WOEVRE.?' ' Last Appearance of , A.rattling good copy of ARMSTRONG AND HOWARTH, -"GAZETTE" and "CARTOONS."- NAT HANLEY. _ GIBSON GERLSf i MONDAY, AT 11. w ™c n MONDAY, AT 11. . ,- m™ ... t Where else can you seex.Films like ASS rKStttq Where else can yoti see Tilms .like. THE BUTTERFLIES Flight o! ■ ; "JUST RETRIBUTION,'.' . . THE BUTTERFLMS Fancy. t s.. 'JUST RETRIBUTION," >. Prices: 2s„ Is.. 6d., and Is. ,?)oors V With its magnificent dramatic story and 1 :—; *■' ■ ( realistic fire sensation. : : :y : . - I KEYSTONE SPECIAL. "DROPPINGTON'S FAMILY TREE," mtP niTB Wfln™n nrnnpc "DROPPINGTON'S FAMILY TREE," HELP OUR WOUNDED HEROES. . A 2000 ft/ Keystone' laughing star'. - ■ "-_,. -r ~7 ' . ' ; . V' Something that's in your mind's eye. jpiRAND ASSAULT-AT- ARMS ' "ON THE SEA OF MARMORA." vt'RAND ASSAULT-AT'.ARMS "ON THE SEA OF. MARMORA." A ' i ~ A great picture taking you through the' ' . < : 1 DARDANELLES, past Serai Point to REALISTIC SHAM BATTLE CONSTANTINOPLE. „ • REALISTIC SHAM BATTLE . Grand, views by day and night. 1 •<. . ■ ! EVERY SOUL IN .N.Z; MUST SEE IT. NEWTOWN PARK, Also "HIS PIPE DREAM" (Cartoon). . "In the-Heart of the Woods'.' (drama). SATURDAY, 4th SEPTEMBER, •» ■ A Splendid TOPICAL BUDGET.. , SATURDAY, 4th SEPTEMBER, ■ .! Adults;. 3d. and 6d.» Res, sec., Is. ' ? ! . FOR. OUR SOLDIERS'. ' Afternoon 9. v m rt RAND PATRIOTIC ,SAIiE OF WORK i Aiternoon, p.m. . , xX. -by ' ' 'I ■■ ■'" Evening, 7.30 p.m', ' ; < . ST. JAMES'S ClttJIiCH LADIES' T ' 1 The prccKKSo pur- UASSED JUI-JITSU DISPLAY/ in a GallipoH? tW Wairfcoats for ° urßoys / . BAYONET FIGHTING. . LOWER HirCT" . EQUESTRIAN EVENTS. - ! 31st> AUGUST and Ist SEPTEMBER, v -. . ' \ : 2.30 to 5 and 7 to. 10 p.m. • \ . . E' o " Et». . ri Plain, Fancy, Jumble, and Produce Stalls, • And s also Flowers and Sweets; ' ,_L_. T Xmas Tree and Bran Tubs, Competitions, OAPIAIft JTLAGLEN-. Mu?ic, etc.) Afternoon Tea. Will endeavour to lower his wrld's Admission Gd, Children 3d. record with broadsword by .cutting Come and Help to Buy Waistcoats. eight sheep .in half while going! at E. L. STUART-FORBES.. full gallop on horseback, ; ' . ■; . , Secretary. ■ -- 1 : QOCIAL ' DEMOCRATIC T'ARTY! ADMISSION>3 PEOPLE'S PICTURE PALACE, ifMmnnn l<= - up: ' " . Manners Street. . •"«rnoon, 15., . Evening, .Is.;-'EeEervei . ■ - . SUNDAY EAT3NING. . • • . - Enclosure. >. extra, A PUBLIC DEBATE . T nCT7.nrr trmrrfi Between J. Payne, M.P., and H. E. Hoi- , JOSEPH LEWIS, ' land as to whether it is advisable for the General Sec., N.Z. Patriotic Societr, / -- v Latiour Party to ]om the Coalition Gov- • . _■ \ ■ernment. . .Wellington Branch', Doors open at' 7. A Collection. Old Friend; "Widow O'Brien," — — — : — : i will meet you at the Grand Opera VOUR. Old Friend, "Widow O'Brien,"House on September Bth. ' will meet you at the Grand Operai —; ' ■ . . : i*.' House on September Bth. ■ j - T UNCHEON 8 TEA! 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Dominion, Volume 8, Issue 2552, 28 August 1915, Page 7
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