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Dominion, Volume 14, Issue 218, 9 June 1921, Page 7

AMUSEMENTS. KING’S. The Theatre that KING’S. ING’S. Sets the Standard. KING’S. KATHERINE MACDONALD In "THE NOTORIOUS MISS LISLE,” "THE BIG SHOW.” And KING’S GRAND ORCHESTRA. Plan at Tho Bristol till 5, after 5 at the Theatre 'Phone 22—212. King’s Theatre, Wellington. MANAGERIAL NOTICE. ■JN presenting to-morrow’s change of programme wo feel sure that, if ever a production was worthy of being soon—it is "THE SCOFFER.” It’s the story of a man whose vicissitudes robbed him of mental balance and made him “a scoffer,” arid whoso redemption was brought about by Divine intervention; is prolific of big moments that hold in magnetic suspense. Its themo is new and daring, powerful and compelling. It is tho work of a man whose heart is in his labour, Allan Dwan; whether ho has succeeded in his object we are content to leavo to you. THE KING’S THEATRE has long enjoyed the reputation of being without rival, •'therefore we unhesitatingly commend it to our patrons. WALTER GRAY, Manager. & LAST DAY Of LAST NIGHT ALICE BRADY In "REDHEAD.” At EV E R Y B O D Y’S. V E R Y B O D Y’S. Commencing TO-MORROW (Friday), ALICE JOYCE ALICE JOYCE In “THE PREY.” '"[’HE PREY.” “THE PREY.” To Save her Family’s Honour, Iler Father’s Name. Her Brother from Prison, SHE FACED WOMAN’S GREATEST TRAGEDY.

Empress. MPRESS. THE Picture House. ' LAST DAY. LAST NIGHT. H. B. WARNER In “UNCHARTED CHANNELS,” "UNCHARTED CHANNELS,” Commencing Friday, BILLIE RHODES billie Rhodes BILLIE RHODES And a celebrated .Cast in a ComedyDrama of Laughs and Thrills, .“THE LAMB AND THE LION.” “THE LAMB AND THE LION.” “THE LAMB AND THE LION." Usual Prices. 'Phone 3442. CROWDED AGAIN! CROWDED AGAIN! COLOSSEUM ROLLER RINK. OLOSSEUM ROLLER RINK. ' VIVIAN STREET. THE GREAT REVIVAL OF THE FASHIONABLE CRAZE. THE PUBLIC’S VERDICT: Absolutely tho Finest Indoor Sport of tho Age. IF YOU CAN’T SKATE, COME ALONG AND WE’LL TEACH YOU. FOUR SESSIONS DAILY'. FOUR SESSIONS DAILY. 10 a.m. to 12 noon. 5.30 to 7 p.m. 2.30 to 4.30 p.m. 7.80 to 10 p.m. FOUR SESSIONS DAILY. FOUR SESSIONS DAILY. To avoid disappointment reserve your Skates by ringing 'Phone 22 —269 between 12 noon and 2.30 p.m.. 4.30 and 5.30 p.m., 7 and 7.30 p.m. LADIES’ DAY SALES Available during Day Sessions. PRICES —10 to 12 neon, admission 6d., skates fid.; 2.30 to 4.30. admission fid., skates Is.; 5.30 to 7 (special learners’ session), ladies free, skates 6d., gents, admission 6d., skates 6d.: 7.30 to 10, admission Is., skates Is.; admission and floorage, Is. 6d. A. L. POWER, Manager. ATHLETIC SPORTS. TO OXI NG. BOXING. -OoxtNG. BOXING. IT’S ON MONDAY NIGHT, At 7.45. - TOWN HALT,. TOWN HALL. THE WELLINGTON BOXING ASSOCIATION has every confidence in commending Monday’s Tournament to tho attention of patrons of the sport. PAT GLEESON is an ex-Navy Instructor, and is undoubtedly clever to a degree. LES MURRAY mav suffer by comparison in cleverness, but is a hard bitter, and should appear to better advantage than when last seen here. Tho two have met once previously, in a six-round bout, when Gleeson was returned the winner. THE PRELIMINARIES SHOULD BE HIGH CT,ASS. PRICES: Stage. Ringside, and Gallery over ring, 6s. 6d. (6d. extra for booking). BOX PLAN is now open nt the Association Office. Featherston Street (opposite Brandon. Hislop’s). GAT EERY. 4s. M.; Bad- Stalls. 2=. fid. Bar Salo® from Friday night nt Howe and Sowmnn’s and Perry’s. W. G. TALBOT. Hou. Secretary.

ELECTION NOTICES. ELECTION OF MEMBFR OF WELLINGTON LAND BOARD. IN acordance with tho provisions of Section 41 of the Land Act. 1998, and the regulations thereunder. I Gordon Hnrrell. Morland M’Clnre. ns Returning Officer for tho election cf a member of the "Wellington Land Board, do hereby declare the result of tho noli taken on Jimo 6. 1921. fo be ns follows:— ELLTNGHAM. ITpnw Thomas 509 M'GREGOR, Donald 14t

Total number of valid votes ... 653 Informal votes 25

And I do hereby declare flint: HENRT THOMAS ELLTNGTIAM. having received the greatest number of valid votos. Ts duly elected a member of tho Wellington Land Board ns from June 6, 1921. G. IT. M. M'CLURE, Returning Officer. District. I.ends nnd Survey Office, Wellington, June fi. 1921.

MRS. MILLWARD. Clnirvoyanto nnd I’sychometrist, Bou.lcott Chambers (fop floor). Boul.-oit Street, corner of Willis nnd Bculcott Streets. Honrs: 10 a.m. to 9 n.ri.

I ADIES Own Material made up; cerJ tificejc from West End London, etc. 113 Willis Street.