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AMUSEMENTS. Can a Girl bo Innocent? The tting's. irro -King's. Commencing To-day at 2 p.m. "THE WHIMS OF SOCIETY," A World Drama of Daring Power, featuring ETHEL CLAYTON. ETHEL CLAYTON. A Courageous Revelation of the Perils which nssail a Motherless Girl where Poverty Hcigns. Sho had only been n factory hand, hut suddenly she was found living in idle comfort while her young sister went to College. HER- APARTMENTS WERE RAIDED. Evidence was against her. Her accusers wouldn't believo her. In addition, THE KING'S VISIT TO THE GRAND FLEET, A Film of absorbing interest. Impressive ami inspiring to a degree. Britain's flighty Grey Sea Monsters. A PAGEANT TO STIR THE PRIDE AND PATRIOTISM OF THE NATION. Screened by permission of the New Zealand Government. Prices—ls. and Gd. D.C., .Reserves, Is. Cd. Plan at Bristol or 'Phone 3143. Tho Triangle Event of tlio Year At ' ' EVERYBODY'S. YERYBODY'S. Commencing To-day at 11. OLIVE THOMAS OLIVE THOMAS In "LIMOUSINE LIFE." "LIMOUSINE LIFE." "LIMOUSINE LIFE." She was a little country girl who went to the big bad city. When tho wealthy young waster gave Iter ■ a pearl necklace sho said: "BEADS ALWAYS DID SUIT ME." It's a Joy Ride for Innocence. ■ Every turn shows a fresh panorama of humour. Tho touches of spice merely accentuate tho sweetness of tho story. 11l addition, Second Episode of THE MYSTERY OF THE DOUBLE CROSS! entitled "THE MASKED STRANGER." MPRISS. A Drama of MPRESS. Breathless Expectancy. "THE WILD STRAIN," "THE WILD STRAIN," Starring NELL SHIPMAN. She is a star NELL SHIPMAN. That Twinkles. NELL SHIPMAN. Sho tried hard NELL SHIPMAN. to make her eyes NELL SHIPMAN. behave themsolves, NELL SHIPMAN. but it was NELL SIIIPJI'AN. hard work. A Picture of Infectious Laughter and Thrilling Sensations. All her ancestors were staid and severely proper. Except One—Ho had been a brigand. That's where she got "THE WILD STRAIN." It led her into pranlcs, scandalous escapades. and dizzy dangers. THHE WELLINGTON CHORAL A UNION. TOWN HALL. TOWN HALL. THURSDAY NEXT, 13th JUNE. "THE BOHEMIAN GIRL." "THE BOHEMIAN GIRL." Soloists: Soprano Miss Helen Gard'ner Ifezzo Mrs. A. E. Burge Tenor Mr. Ernest Drake Baritone Mr. Ben O'Connor Bass Mr. Chas. Moore Prices—ss. (reserved), 3s. (.reserved), and 2s. Plan and Tickets at.Bristol. W. E. CALDOW, Hon. Sec. 'Phone 3390. JJIS MAJESTY'S THEATRE. TO-MORROW EVENING, At 6.30. SUNDAY' CONCERT By tho WELLINGTON WELLINGTON PROFESSIONAL PROFESSIONAL PROFESSIONAL ORCHESTRA, ORCHESTRA, Under MR.. H. MOSCHINI. Silver Coin Collection. WELLINGTON RUGBY FOOTW r BALL UNION. , WELLINGTON COLLEGE v. 'VARSITY At Athletic Park No.- "1, ■ TO-DAY At 2.45 p.m. TO-DAY TRENTHAM B v. WELLINGTON, At Park, No. 2. WELLINGTON COLLEGE TEAMS In the Early Matches. To tho Residents of Ilutt Valley: PETONE v. PONEKE, At Petone, 3 p.m. Trains from Lambton—l.l2 and 1.20 p.m. Notice-Look out for Trentham v. I'oneko on 15th June, at the Park;' Admission—Od." Ladies, free. Grandstand, Gd. T. H. JONES, Secretary, W.R.F.U. SHOWS. WINTER SHOW, WINTER SHOW, HAWERA. HAWERA. JULY 2, 3, 4, 5, and 6. Largest show buildings in NEW ZEALAND. . ENTRIES CLOSE SATURDAY, JUNE 15. Writo for Schedule to L. 0. HOOKER, Secretary, Box 79, Hnwer.i.

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