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— — — '' 1 AMUSEMENTS. i 1 TIIL UtRGULRI'IE CLiRK BOOM f IHE. MARGUERITE CLARK BOOM] i; IHE MARGUERITE CLARK BOOM- '• TO-NIGHT! i. TO-DAY! TO-NIGHT! 3. YOUR LAST OPPORTUNITY ■■ ' . YOUR LAST OPPORTUNITY '. ■ Of Seeing the Bewitching Photo-play,' "THE GOOSE GIRL." «. THE GOOSE GIRL." y Combined with a Programme of ; Brilliancy. . 1 - ' MAKE UP YOUR. MIND NOW- '■ SEE IT TO-DAY. ON EASTER MONDAY. ;7 A SENSATIONAL ATTRACTION. ' ' A Big, Successful Emotional Play. It is not possible to see it with eyej . that are tearless. . • " "MY OLD DUTCH," "MY OLD DUTCH," "MY OLD DUTCH,"- , An Exquisite Story of two of God's humblest crqatures, and two of His .. ' noblest. \ : ALBERT CHEVALIER,. ALBERT CHEVALIER, ALBERT v With a Powerful LondonjCast, containing all the favourite stars, including - • ' ! FLORENCE TURNER rind : -M EDNA FLUGARTH Morning Afternoon Tea is • Freo to D.C. patrons from 11 a.m. to 6 p.m. LAST DAY OF .The Powerful Dramatic, Feature. • ■-- 5000 ft. in 5 big reels JOHN GLAYDE'S HONOUR, JOHN GLAYDE'S HONOUR. JOHN GLAYDE'S HONOUft. Featuring ■■ Aubrey Smith and Mary Lawton, well- ' known favourites of tlie American staee; ' GAUMONT GRAPHIC (Topical). ANCIENT MONUMENTS OF BRITAIN, Prices: Day Sessions, Stalls 3d., D.C. 6d, Night Sessions, «fid. ■ everywhere. ' gVE R'T.B O D Y'S. T" EASTER MONDAY AT 10 .a.M, A GIGANTIC ATTRACTION! A GRAND SPECIAL DRAMA. The London Film Players in a nig five-reel play. ■, . Elaborate Picturisation of H. A. Vachell'i well-known novel,. ' JELFS, . , .. JELFS, . ; Which is a-telling, vigorous story of o • young, Canadian rancher,, who .was ,oalfed,.? home to London to manage" an' o!d----established English banking-house. .. ; . HENRY AINLEY,:- ' . Whojplays in-"Jelfs," played'the leadini - • roles in "The Prisoner of Zenda" 'aid"-'. "Bupert of Hentzau." • His personality and artistic acting " lcnC--. themselves to the part he portravs. : ' .TELLfS. ■ " ' While there are some tense stirring drama — tic scenes in the play, ..there..',are;-':als<!']; pathos and humour, and the whole blended.,together,-form. a,.charming,-piri ' tnre tha't'-'will' delight 'eyerydne.' ' In addition, "Gauinoni Graphic" (topical) Tea served' Free in D.C.'.'at Day Set .sions.' Prices:, Day ' Sessions,"Stalls ' ; D.C. Gd. • Night,"6d. everywhere i /••• ' Jjl OO T B ALL BURLB SQ'UE.*; .' . ATHLETIC PARK,' . . ■ SATURDAY,. 22nd APRIL, at-3 p.m LADIES'r. SOLDIERS (in liobble skirts) ' WORLD'S,, CHAMPIONSHIP ,BACE ■ (Soldiers in hobble skirts). , TWO BANDS - 1 (Trentham Camp Band and N.Z.N.A. ' Band). ' Proceeds in aid of N.Z.N.A. Sick and Wounded Soldiore' Fund and Eand Uni-form-Fund. , ..... ' Admission; Is.; 1 Children, Half-price... .. Secretary. r ,,.,:■ COMPOUND CORDIAL OF BLACK-' ' BERRY and JAMAICA' GINGER..' is an effective remedy for DiaiThoea, Dys.; enteiy, Pains "in Stomach and Bowelsi ; ; Price, 2s. per bottle. Posted, 2s. 3d. Prepared only by R. M. GREEN, ' ...Chemist, . • 111 Vivian Street, Wellington.

AMUBEME NTS. Is. Is. Is. Is. Is. Is. Is. 1e W. TXIS MAJESTY'S THEATHE. 6tl fid. AX j fid. TO-DAY-At 2.30—T0-DAY . Gel Ikl. 10-DAY—-At 2.30—T0-DAY (Jt fit . LADIES aud CHILDREN'S (it f bt. LADIES and CHILDREN'S Gd 1 (id. BARGAIN MATINEE. ' Ik , ("1. BARGAIN MATINEE. Cii (id. Full and Specially-arranged Gd ~]• . Programme. (kl lid. Bargain Prices: Children, Gd. (id , I" • Adults, Gd. and Is. Gd Gil. D.C., 25.; Children, Half-price. 6d Is- Is. Is. Is. Is. Is. Is. Is JJIS MAJESTY'S THEATRE 1 Fuller 3' Vaudeville, Ltd TO-NIGHT! At 8. TO-NIGHT Last Night of This I£rogramme. Now. PULLERS' ■ Vaudeville Specialty PULLERS' Compan; , Terrific Success Nightly of SHARRATT AND LANG, . " England 8 Brilliant Entertainers. SYDNEY JONES, ■ The Welsh Rarebit" at the Piano. . MISS AGNES RAWES, Vaudevilles Talented Songstress.MABLE AND MALM!,. The Dainty Maid and the Clumsy Boy. milner And STOREY.' , Last appearance of THE PAULASTOS, THE GLOCKERS, ' THE HARRISON STUAJIT DUO. EDDIE BURNS, . . M'CONNELL AND AUSTIN. ' n M Ce3 ~ 2S ' * S ' toIMPORTANT NOTICE! BOX PLAN AT | THEATRE TO-DAY. BOX PLAN AT I THEATRE TO-DAY Seats may be Booked at His Majesty's iheatre 10 a.m. to 6 p.m. H IS MAJESTY'S ' THEATRE. SUNDAY NIGHT. EASTER SUNDAY NIGHT. EASTER SUNDAY NIGHT. , MUNICIPAL TRAMWAYS BAND. .MUNICIPAL TRAMWAYS BAND Conductor: Or W. BOWES. (late Sergt., • Sth King 6 Royal Irish Hussars). GRAND CONCERT! GRAND CONCERT! .. Assisted by the well-known Artiste— MISS MINA'CALDOW, MINA CALDOW, ■ Brilliant Contralto; , HAYDN BECK, HAYDN BECK, Distinguished Violinist. Altogether a Programme of Enjoyable and Deliglitful Music. MUNICIPAL TRAMWAYS BAND. Doors open at 7.30 p.m., oommencing at 8.15. v t Admission free. Silver coin collection. A. MILLS, Sec. rjTOWN HALL. TOWN HALL. Umkfr the distinguished Patronage of Their Excellencies the' Earl- and' Countess of Liverpool. WEDNESDAY, THURSDAY '& FRIDAY, J .MAY 3rd, 4th, and sth. SHAKESPEARE SHAKESPEAJW) . TER-CENTENARY FESTIVAL. TER-CENTENAR-Yi FESTIVAL.- : ' In Aid of Red Cross Fund. Pageantry of Shakespearean Heroines' and their attendants.-' • •*- • Arranged by MRS. J. A.. HANNAH.--Scenes, Dialogues, apd Character Sketches In Costumes true to the period, by leading exponents of Shakespeare. Shakespearean Music by Full Orchestra, under Mr. Robert Parker. PRICES—4s. (Reserved); 2s. 6d.,"and Is, (Early Doors Is. seats Is. extra). Children 2s. and Is. '• " ;l " ~ BAND. CENTRAL NATIONAL RESERVE (late Jupp's) BAND- at ISLAND BAY, TO-MORROW (Sunday), at 3 p.m. : ■ .•. ■'... HOW TO CHOOSE A GOOD ; PIANO/ ; ALLOW A GOODFIRM TO' HELP ' YOUR CHOICE. It remains to select the instrument that will give—at the price yon oan afford— such satisfaction-as will prove it'to be the best choice. BEGG'S reputation, extending, over 51 years, is a guarantee of honesfadvice and sterling value. Their Agencies are the best British, consisting of— '"IV - BRINSMEAD, CHALLEN,' . GEORGE ROGERS AND SON, JUSTIN BROWNE, MOORE & MOORE,' NEWMAIi.AND CO., namesi that hold pride of' place in the Pianoforte world. A'visit of inspection to our Showrooms is cordially extended. ■ Easy terms arranged. ' <3HAS. BEGG AND CO., LTD., MANNERS, ST., WELLINGTON:; Branches and Agencies throughout N;Z,

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