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Dominion, Volume 9, Issue 2854, 19 August 1916, Page 11

AMUSEMENTS. ■OTIS MAJESTY'S THEATRE. Direction Fullers' Vaudeville, Ltd. To-day Is., 6d.; Is., Gd.; Is., 6d. To-day ' To-day OUR GIGANTIC- To-day ' To-day MATINEE To-day '. To-day MATINEE . To-day To-d;iy MATINEE To-day ' To-day 'AT 2.30. To-<lay 1 To-day Is., Gd.; Is., (id.; Is., 6d. • To-day TTIS . MAJESTY'S THEATRE. Gigantic ' PULLERS' Variety ■All-Star FULLERS' Company. TO-NIGHT At 8. TO-NIGHT. LAST NIGHT OF THIS PROGRAMjrE. LAST NIGHT OP THIS PROGRAMirE. Last Night of ."THE GAY MRS COHN." Last Night of KITCHIE and ICLIFTIE, CONNOR .AND WITT, CAMPBELL AND WALKER, THE BUNTY COMEDY COMPANY. Prices: D.C. and All Stalls, 25.; Gallery ' Is. Booking at Tho Bristol till 1 p.m. Thereafter at Theatre till 5.30. COMMENCING NOON TO-DAY. ' >/ ] ANOTHER DRAMATIC TRIUMPH. IRIS. The Life Star IRIS. ] IRIS. of a Noble' IRIS. IRIS. and Intensely IRIS. IRIS. Lovable IRIS. ' IRIS. Woman. IRIS. A PICTURESQUE DRAMA, Starring the Great English Actor, HENRY AINLEY. HENRY AINLEY. > HENRY AINLEY* HENRY AINLEY. , HENRY AINLEY.- HENRY AINLEY. Produced'by the ' ALL-BRITISH FILM CO. '. A FRAGRANT LOVE STORY. . Enacted amidst tho Beautiful and Romantic Scenery of the English '' Lakes. ' Also. ' GAUMONT GRAPHIC, MUTT , AND ( JEFF ON OUTPOST, and a beautifully ' Coloured Pathe Subject. I Day 3d. and 6d.; Night, Bd; Tea in Dress Circle till 5.30. COMMENCING AT 11 A.M. TO-DAY. , "FIVE NIGHTS," A dramatisation of the novel by the celebrated author, "Victoria Cross." , ; "FIVE NIGHTS,"- 1 Passed by the British Board of Consors. j A Fascinating and' Thrilling Love Idyll. ." Day Prices': 3d., 6d., Reserves Is. ' ~ : : ~~ I iTDUGBY, THIS AFTERNOON, i : 1 SELWYN V. ORIENTAL. \ ATHLETIC V. UNIVERSITY. E AT /ATHLETIC PARK. E UPPER HUTT V. PETONE, •' .At Petono. NEXT THURSDAY, SATURDAY, AND . MONDAY. GREAT COLLEGE TOURNAMENT. < '■'■. STREET FLOWER SALE. . . A STREET SALE of FLOWERS' will ' bo held in Wellington on FRIDAY, 25Hr August, by the Ladies' Aiixiliai-yof . British and Foreign ■ Sailors' Society and Friends, to purchase thin clothing for > sailors of H.M.S. Philomel and • ■Pyramus. Contributions of flowers will • be gratefully received by the Committee at the Y.M.C.A., Willis Street, on ; tho 24th and 25th. All trains will be ■ met on both days. . ..■ ' HAVE' YOUR WALLS PANELLED WITH ' AMI WUD. A BEAUTIFUL Panelling, having 1 the exact appearance of the following ■ favoured hardwoods—Golden Oak, Weath. : cred Oak, Mahogany, Jenisero—gives beautiful effects. AVrite for particulars to i Aubrey Gualter and Co., Wellington. E. W. Mills and Co., 'Wellington.' Smith and Smith Ltd., Wellington'. N.Z. Acetylene Gas Co., Wellington. John Burn and Co., Ltd., Auckland; . Hill and Plummer Ltd., Auckland; N.Z. Acetylene Gas Co., Auckland; Henry Williams and Sons, Ltd., Napier. , BMCE'S LUNCHEON AND TEA' ROOMS, BRANDON STREET, next to *■ Kirkcaldie and Stains. If you want a good Fish or Meat Tea, 5 to 7.30, try Brice's.

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