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Dominion, Volume 10, Issue 3141, 20 July 1917, Page 7

AMUSEMENTS." THE TZTNG'fi. TWICE DAILY, HE X\.ING\S. 2.30 and 8, "the foundling," A Famous Players Triumph,. Starring MARY PICKFORD. Hero is the World's Sweetheart as a. forlorn <111 d disconsolate little waif, who occasionally risks a tiny hevtrbreaking smile. A Masterpiece of Film-craft, full of N fincr touchcs. Aho, Docking or the Barque recently ashore at Wellington licads. and la. Reserves at Bristol or 'Phone 3143. Is. 6d, SATURDAY: Bessie Barriscale i»i i'Tlio Snarl.". Only at -2.30 and 8. Empress. . to-day, IIPRESB. ■ , TO-DAY. A triple-star World Film, Featuring CARLYLE BLAGKWELL, JUNE ELVIDGE, ARTHUR ASHLEY. "THE PAGE MYSTERY." The Mystery of the Secret Bedroom. The enigma of the girl who wanted to take ner life. The secret of tho murder of tho .WORTHLESS COLONEL PAGE. First Instalment of "Tho Iron CiawV- . A new and. wonderful continued photo-play. SATURDAY is T EXT-Lillian' Walker an "Kitty Hack ay." .*CIVEBYBODY'S. Continuous JCiVERYBODY'S. . TO-DAY. .The [Whip. The Greatest Stage 'Melodrama made into THE MOST STUPENDOUS FILM-PLAY. Scene after Sceno of Excitement. HUNTING, HORSE SHOWS, MOTOR RACEB, TRAIN SMABH, AUTO COLLISION. TROTTING PARADES, "THE BIG RACE." And one of tho Greatest Stories of liovo and Villainy ever screened. Screening at 11.10, 1.25, 3.40 . 5.55, 8 p.m. Prices as usual during day. Evening Prices: 6d., le., Is. 6d. SATURDAY NEXT—Robert Warwick in "Tho Argyle Case." . M E " A. * Will give !AN ADDRESS 'At tho | ' i MOTHERS' MEETING! ! To ha held In tho CONCERT CHAMBER, > THIS (FRIDAY) AFTERNOON, 'At 3 o'olock. Tho Mayoress (Mrs. .T. P. Lake) will Preside. 'ALL WOMEN ARE INVITED. QUALITY PIANOS. WHEN one come? to consider, quality as applied to Pianos, one is perforce bound lo associate tho word with instruments of unquestioned standard and prestige. BEGG'S PIANOS. 'Fifty-five years in the Piano trade have onabled us to select and stock only such instruments that boar tho hall-mark of quality. FAMOUS MAKERS:Our Agonciea consist of tho following:— JOHN BRINSMEAD AND SON. GEORGE ROGERS AND SON. CHALLEN AND SON. NEWMAN AND CO. PLEYEL (Ohoiiin's favourite). BORD (Paris). A fine display of the various,modolß may he seen at our Warehouse. Inspection cordially invited. Full value allowed for your old Piano as part payment, for a, new instrument.. tho balance in cash or easy -terms. OHAS. BEGG AND CO.. LTD..Manners Street, Wellington. The Oldest-esta.blished Piano House inN.Z. ,) ; T SHIELDS, 'MILITARY TAILDR, S WHlia St. (next Empire Hotel), for Officers' and Privates' Uniforms, Breeches, Puttees. Forage Caps and Hats, latest Military O&pes; all the Standard Badge 3 in stock; also. Gaimt's Gold Gilt Buttons.

■■ . 4 Special Feature Advertisements, , ft* Pictures .. ■ j ;. || j ?| AFFICERS in the trenches fell us that the biggest '■> job the junior officer has, is looking out foe the | welfare of his men. When the regimental mail is l | distributed, the officers go around to the boys who don't receive letters and try to cheer them up. ' No matter whether , ' / it's in the trenches, in JS); camp; or on ship board, I they need the courage I that a letter will give MjTMw' s'ifllPi? 1 them, and nothing will ;f/| MI . , I ' be appreciated more ' J/1® , \ than Kodak pictures §1L from home—snapshots I i(| y of parent or sister, sweet- __ > heart, wife-or child, or of familiar* home scenes. Anyone can make Successful Pictures s| ' . -with an Autographic Kodak* /fl >- They are priced from 35/- to £15/15/-, and you can 1 learn to use one in half-an-hour. Brownie Cameras - , I • (they work like Kodaks) from 7/6 to 63/-. %ji ■ Look for the name "KODAK" or "BROWNIE" % , j stamped on the Camera for your protection* ! j PRICE LIST FREE AT YOUR DEALER'S, OR BY MAIL Kodak (Australasia) Ltd® , " THE KODAK CORNER" Comer Lambton Quay and Willis Street WELLINGTON