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Dominion, Volume 14, Issue 219, 10 June 1921, Page 7

AMUSEMENTS. Empress, mpress. EMPRESS. EMPRESS. THE Picture House. “THE LAMB AND THE LION.” "THE LAMB AND THE LION." "THE LAMB AND THE LION." "THE LAMB AND THE LION.” "THE LAMB AND THE LION.” "THE LAMB AND THE LION." "THE LAMB AND THE LION.” "THE LAMB AND THE LION." "THE LAMB AND THE LION." "THE LAMB AND THE LION." The picturesque narrative of a quickwitted and beautiful girl, who was born a lady, reared m a den of thieves, taught to bo a housebreaker, transplanted into a home of luxury and refinement, and there made the victim of many exciting experiences, featuring BILLIE RHODES BILLIE RHODES BILLIE RHODES BILLIE RHODES BILLIE RHODES BILLIE RHODES The Vivacious Little Comedienne. Episode 4 The Silent Avenger Interest Kinogram Topical Gazette Usual Prices. ’Phone 3442. He threatened her brother with gaol, and her dead father's name with disgrace and turgent publicity—the public finger of scorn. THE PRICE OF HIS SILENCE—HERSELF. It seemed’ to her crushed, listless spirit a light gift—and SHE GAVE. But marriage brought her non© of the joys—only unspeakable loathing and misery. ALICE JOYCE, ALICE JOYCE. ALICE JOYCE, ALICE JOYCE, ALICE JOYCE, Supreme Empress of Emotion, In "THE PREY,” "THE PREY," "THE PREY." "THE PREY," "THE PREY," At Everybody’s. V E R Y B 0 D Y’B. , A Selected Supporting Programme. Including "MR. FATIMA,” “MR. FATIMA," A Christie Special Comedy. Screening Times: "THE PREY": 11,25, 1.40, 3.50. 6, 8.5. Usual Prices. ’Phone 50.

THE WELLINGTON CHORAL UNION. TOWN HALL, "rtAVALLERIA RUSTICANA.” "VaVALLERIA RUSTICANA.” TO-NIGHT, AT 8, and TO-MORROW (SATURDAY), at 8. Artistes: Santuzza Miss Teresa M'Enroe Turiddu Mr. Hubert Carter Lucia Mrs. Lance Marsmor Alfib Mr. Hamilton Hodges Lola Mrs. R. W. Alexander Conductor: MR. TEMPLE WHITE. 300 CHORUS & ORCHESTRA 300 Special Concessions for Colleges and Schools. Prices: Gs. (Res.). 4s. (Res.), and 2s. Plan and Tickets at Bristol. 2s. Tickets will be available at the Box Office at 9 this morning. Doors open 7.15. W. E. CALDOW, ’Phone 3390. Hon. Sec. MUSIC AN AID TO THRIFT. IT supplies tho most economical pleasure you can obtain, for it can ba enjoyed in the homo. It educates your children. And it’s a tonic for yourself and your wife. Think of the money frittered away to satisfy passing whims which at the end of tlio year show nothing in return. Why not invest this wasted money in a BEGG PIANO—an investment showing immediate returns in wholesome pleasure? We have on display splendid instruments bearing the names of tho following makers: — BRTNSMEAD ROGERS WTNDOVER LA GONDA JESSE FRENCH BREWSTER And LYON AND HEALY. CALL AND VIEW THEM. CTTAS. BEGG AND ' CO.. DTD.. Manners Street. Wellington. The Oldest Established Piano House in New Zealand.

PUBLIC NOTICES. Notice is hereby given, that the Partnership hitherto existing i in New South Wales and New Zealand between WILLIAM MITCHELL and . FREDERICK ARTHUR KING, as , Builders and Contractors, under the etylo or firm qf "Mitchell and King,’’ has been DISSOLVED by mutual consent. All Accounts (if any) due by the late Firm will be settled by Frederick Arthur King, who will in future carry on ths business under iho style of Mitchell and King. Dated May 24. 1921. F. A. KING. WILLIAM MITCHELL. Witness to the signatures of WILLIAM MITCHELL and FREDERICK ARTHUR KING: JOSEPH THOMPSON, Solicitor, etc., Sydney. WORLD’S SCULLTNG CHAMPIONSHIP. TNT'ENDING SIGHTSEERS are .adviscd that the "Mapourika” will leave Wellington TO-DAY (FRIDAY), at midday, and leave Picton on Saturday after tho finish, of the race. F. M. CORDERY, Secretary, World’s Sculling Championship Committee. DR. J. C. PABST (Ophthalmic Surgeon), MAY bo now Consulted at his New Consulting Rooms, McDonald's Buildings, Willis Street. ’Rhone 356 G. Dr. Pabst’s practice is restricted exclusively to the eye. I WILL not be responsible for any debts incurred in my name without my written authority. PATRICK MAHONEY. X Portland Crescent. George toogood, 11. b.. Barrister nnd Solicitor, HAS RESUMED PRACTICE, at Norwich Union Chambers, Tel. 727. 153 Featherston Street. BUSINESS NOTICES. OFFICE CHAIRS. QOME people think (often for false LU economy’s sake) that a well-fur- I nished office is not necessary for a sue- I cossful business; thev’ro wrong. ’The office is the place, where all the main schemes of tho business are thought out, and environment doos its part. Tho man in tho comfortable chair thinks and schemes better than the man who wriggles in discomfort. Inspect our latest range of patterns in American Fumed Oak at our Lambton Quay Shop; S. S. WILLIAMS CO. LTD.. 124 Lambton Quay, and 117 Taranaki Street. RS. BARTON, TelepaThistT may be consulted at No. 4 Waterloo Avenue. SUITS and Costumes Cleaned and Prescod Bs. Cd., post free. C. A. Hebbond, 49 Kent Terrace, Wellington.