AMUSEMENTS. KING'S. The Theatre that KING’S. ING'S. Sets the Standard. KING S. At 2.30. MATINEE. At, 2.30. TO-NIGHT TO-NIGHT MARY MILES MINTER MAR if MILES MINTER MARY MILES MINTER MARY MILES MINTER MARY MILES MINTER I (The Loveliest Girl on the Screen), | in "THE INTRUSION OF ISABEL.” "THE INTRUSION OF ISABEL.” "THE INTRUSION OF ISABEL.” "THE INTRUSION OF ISABEL.” "THE INTRUSION OF ISABEL.” Also A treat for young and old, SNOOKY, SNOOKI’. SNOOKY. The Wonderful Monkey, ’ In "BEAT IT.” ■ "BEAT IT.” ROSA VALYDA, Contralto, and KING’S GRAND, ORCHESTRA - IMPORT ANT NOTICE! The KING’S THEATRE will be closed on Monday, September 11, for one week, to' be completely renovated and decorated, end will reopen on Saturday Night, September 17. THE KING'S GRAND ORCHESTRA will be transferred for the period of renovation, to THE EMPRESS THEATRE, Willis Street. Plan at the Bristol till 12.20, afterwards at the Theatre. ’Phone 22—212. Empress to-day. MPRESS TO-DAY. Present by arrangement with the Catholic Art Association of New York, "THE VICTIM” ' "THE VICTIM” "THE VICTIM” The thrilling Drama "THE VICTIM” of a Priest’s great sac"THE VICTIM” rifice in giving his "THE VICTIM” life rather than re"THE VICTIM" veal what had teen "THE VICTIM" told in the secrecy of "THE VICTIM” the Confessional. "THE VICTIM" “THE VICTIM" Also a Comedy of the Best. SNOOKY "BEAT IT” SNOOKY in “BEAT IT SNOOKY' “BEAT IT’ and Episode 3 ' "THE LOST CITY.” Plan at Bristol, or Reserve by 'Phone, 3442. ' IMPORTANT NOTICE. During the renovations at the KING’S THEATRE, making it necessary to close that theatre, the KING'S GRAND ORCHESTRA will be transferred to the EMPRESS. Sessions: 11, 1.30, 3.15, 5.35, 8. SHE WAS A CHORUS GIRLLuck was against her. Circumstances forced her to pose as this man’s wife. She believed him dfead. NOW HE CAME HOME— And found h|ar there with his marriage certificate, ring, and I ' everything. - With ! SYLVIA BREAMER SYLVIA BREAMER • SYLVIA BREAMER SYLVIA BREAMER SYLVIA BREAMER SYLVIA BREAMER And ROBERT GORDON ROBERT GORDON ROBERT GORDON In "RESPECTABLE BY PROXY.” "RESPECTABLE BY' PROXY." “RESPECTABLE BY PROXY.” "RESPECTABLE BY r PROXY.” ' "RESPECTABLE BY PROXY.” "RESPECTABLE BY PROXY.” Surprises, Laughs, and Real Drama await you at EVERYBODY’S. VERYBODY'S. An Enjoyable Supporting Programme includes I A Vitagraph Laugh-producer. "PIPE DREAMS AND PRIZES." Also, Pathe Gazette and Picturegraph. Screening Times: "Respectable ,by Proxy,” 11.10, 1.20, 3.35, 6, 8.15. ; ' Tel. 50. ■' ' BIG DOUBLE BILL at the STRAND THEATRE. TRAND THEATRE. . 1 The snappiest comedy, with the peppiest little Star,. CONNIE TALMADGE, CONNIE TALMADGE, CONNIE TALMADGE, in "GOOD REFERENCES,” "GOOD REFERENCES,” "GOOD REFERENCE,” ' Also. ALICE JOYCE ALICE JOYCE , in » "SLAVES OF PRIDE,” “SLAVES OF PRIDE," A gripping Drama of Society Life. ' ■ SKATING. COLOSSEUM ROLT’BR BINK. OLOBSEUM ROLLER RINK VIVIAN STREET. , , FOUR SESSIONS DAILY. GRAND FANCY DRESS, POSTER. AND EVENING DRESS MASQUERADE CARNIVAL. TUESDAY AND WEDNESDAY', SEPTEMBER 27 and 28. .£5O In Prizes. Jl5O Entries now being received. ARTHUR L. POWER, Manager. JJIS MAJESTY’S THEATRE. ,-TO-MORROW EVENING, At 8.15 SUNDAY CONCERT SUNDAY CONCERT Bv the WELLINGTON WELLINGTON WELLINGTON PROFESSIONAL PROFESSIONAL PROFESSIONAL ORCHESTRA ORCHESTRA • ORCHESTRA Under MR. HENRY MOSCHINI. Silver Coin Collection. The Indefinable Charm of Begg musical instruments egg musical instruments lice in the fact that HARMONY OF APPEARANCE is not lost sight of in the achievement of HIGH TONAL quality. This is, convincingly demonstrated by . OUR PRESENT WINDOW DISPLAY, which shows how a correctly chosen musical instrument, while not obtrusive, can materially add to the artistic merit of your home surroundings. After vou have inspected tho window display, 'will you give us the opportunity of demonstrating the musical excellence of these instruments? CHAS. BEGG AND CO., LTD., Manners Street, Wellington. I~pXTENSIVE Grand Spring Garden .J Fete Opening by Governor-Gen-eral, 2 p.m., Saturday September 24. Attractive Grounds, "lhe Pines,” Island Bay. See later advertisements.
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Dominion, Volume 14, Issue 298, 10 September 1921, Page 9
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