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Dominion, Volume 13, Issue 197, 15 May 1920, Page 9

AMUSEMENTB. GRAND' OPERA HOUSE lessee J. C, WILLIAMSON. Commencing . TO-DAY (SATURDAY), MAY<IS, AND FOB SIX FOLLOWING DAYS. Positively the Only Opportunity of Witnessing the World's Greatest Production, N A Z I M O V A "THE R ED LA N TE R N." NAZIMOVA "THE RED LANTERN." NAZIMOVA. In "THE RED LANTERN." NAZIMOVA , "THE RED LANTERN." NAZIMOVA "THE KEB LANTER N." ,j The Picture the whole world is taking about. The Picture Wellington has been awaiting for months. WITNESSED BY 25,000 I.N CHHISTCHUECH. . Without any question' NAZIMOVA ' NAZIMOVA NAZIMOVA NAZIMOVA NAZIMOVA NAZIMOVA. NAZIMOVA' NAZIMOVA ' NAZIMOVA, Is Proclaimed the Greatest Figure To-day on the Motion Picture Screen. To over-accentuate, the ATthttic Pre-eminence of "THE RED 'LANTERN," METRO'S GREATEST PRODUCTION, , Released by the DOMINION FILM CO., LTD., WOULD BE AKIN TO GILDING REFINED COLD. MISS E. deiscoll; I The Well-known Wellington Singer, will Sing "SHINE ON, RED LANTERN." This song was written especially for the production at the cost of 5000 dollars, and a Specially SeledSed Orchestra of 8 Performers has been engaged. PRICES—3s., 25., Is. (inclusive of booking), plus tax. Booking Office at The Bristol until 12 o'clock To-day, and at Grand Opera House from 2 p.m. Overture 7.50. Curtain rises 8 p.m. sharp. Children under 15 years not admitted.

IJWWN CONCERT CHAMBER; Direction John. Hopkins. TO-NIGHT, TO-NIGHT, ; TO-NIGHT, ■ TO-NIGHT, When the Evening Chimes have struck the hour of eight. THE DANDIES OF 1920 THE DANDIES OF, 1920 ' . THE DANDIES OF 1920 - THE DANDIES OF 1920 Hearken to the Lesson for To-night. The Lesson .for' To-night, brethren, is to be found in tho following words:— ' THE DANDIES ARE HERE. ' And here, we ask, why are they here? As we said before, why are they here? THE DANDIES ARE HERE. Ye may reply, it is because they are nowhere else, which would be quite true. ' TEE, DANDIES ARE HERE. Or yo may say—they are here just because they are here-rwhich would also.be true. THE DANDIES ARE HERE. But they are here for this reason—it is that they may give you the glad time, as wo remarked, the glad time—not the glad eye. THE DANDIES ARE HERE. For although there is a time and place for everything, yet ye must remember that this is not the time for .the glad eye, i for the latter is a giddy circumstance, whereas' the glad time is a' joyous circumstance. THE DANDIES ARE HERE. Let us all rejoice then and make joyful sounds, even "smitilig our lands together and striking with our feet upon the floor; for ■ THE DANDIES ARE HERE. And as ,we go forth to meet them, let us put silver in our purse to meet tho demand, which is in three sections, 3s. 2d., 2s. Id., and Is. Id. THE DANDIES ARE HERE. ' Before dispersing, - take heed that the plan is in tho keeping of the Bristol till noon, and thereafter it will repose on the counter of the good Ned Perry, who selleth cigars, and such-like things, in Manners Street. Let us now disperse. I MEETINGS. ; FOR ALL YOUNG WOMEN. Y W.C.A., 5 BOULCOTT STREET. To-morrow, 4.ls.—Bright, Happy Service. Speaker: Canon Taylor. All welcome. Monday, '8 p.m.—Social for all girls. Thursday, 8 p.m.—New • Members' Night. Talk about Foreign Department. Wednesday, 7.3o.—Amateur Dramatio Club. There is something on every night for j firls. Corno ami see, us, Enrol now for 'rench, First Aid .and Nursing Division. JJIHEOSOPHICAL. SOCIETY, , 19 MARION STREET. I SUNDAY, MAY 16, Lecture by Mrs. J. Davidson.. WELLINGTON FREE KINDERGARTEN ASSOCIATION A NNUAL MEETING on MONDAY, -M. May 17, 8 p.m., 196 Taranaki Street. President's Report; Miss Riley's Report and Balance-sheet. All interested are cordially invited. , THE GREATER WELLINGTON TOWNPLANNING AND MUNICIPAL ELECTORS' ASSOCIATION. A NNUAL GENERAL MEETING will A be held on MONDAY, MAY 31, at 8 p.m., in CONFERENCE HALL, Dominion Farmers' Institute. Business: To Receive Annual Report and Balance-sheet; to Elect Officers; to • Consider Proposed Revision of Constitution; General. ROBERT HILL, . Secretary. MOTOR SERVICES. ' HODSON'S PIONEER WANGANUI-MARTON MOTOR SERVICE. Established 2} jeare. Punctuality and Reliability Guaranteed. TRAVELLERS from Wellington to Wanganui can savo 2 hours by joining Hodson's Motors at Marton in evening. Equal time-saving for travellers from Auckland to Wanganui on arrival at Marton in morning. TIME-TABLE: Morning Trip-Leave Parkville 6.45 a.m., arrive Marton 8 a.m.; leave Marton 8.30 a.m., arrive Wangarfui 9.45 a.m. Afternoon Trip—Leavo Parkville 3.45 p.m., arrive Marton 5 n.m.; leave Marton 5.30 p.m., arrive Wanganui 6.45 p.m. TOURISTS! THARANAKI TRIPS-To North EgA mont, Mountain House, Tuesdays, Thursdays, and Sundays. Fares, return jame day, 155.; stop-over, 205.; single, 12s. Writo or wire for seats. E. WOOLDRIDGE, Tourist Garage, New Plymouth. Special Trips jirraneed any time, 'anywhere. 'Phones 357, 638. ANGAJ^TT~RTGTIHI AND~OHA; KUNI3 MOTOR SERVICE.-Cnrs leave Universal Motor Co.'s Garage, Waaganui, daily at 9 a.m. Leave Goodvear'p Stables, Rootihi, daily at 9 a.m. Special cars kont both, ends for tnxi service. Wires: Wanganui—Universal Motors. Rnetihi—Goodvcnr's Stables, NATTRASS AND TENNENT, Proprietors.