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Dominion, Volume 15, Issue 135, 3 March 1922, Page 7

AMUSEMENTS. HTCfIAI'T, RTCRAFT,. The Theatre ot Distinction. NOW SHOWING: The Republic Selznick De Lux* Attraction, “CHILDREN OF DESTINY.” “CHILDREN OF DESTINY,” Featuring EDITH HALLOR, The Beautiful Star whom H.R.H. th*: Prince of .Wales asked to have presented to him. 1 Romance and thrills, beautiful women, gorgeous gowns, magnificent settipgsv lovely Italian villa scenes, glorious yachting scenes, elaborate scenes of the gambling palaces of Monte. Carlo, and. the magnificent Embassies of Washington. A fascinating photoplay of Love, Happiness, Sorrow, Tragedy, and Despair. Also, EUGENE O’BRIEN -•? i In .-s'"CLAY DOLLARS,” An, Amusing stbry of Small Town Life* Price's as usual. Book your seats. SAME PROGRAMME PARAMOUNT. . Box Plan for Artcraft at Bristol ,dr 'Phone 3170. Box Plan for Paramount at Utility or 'Phone 21—842. Coming—“A Man's Home.” Watch for if. jQRAND OPERA ROUSE.; Direction ... J. C. WILLIAMSON. LTD.' \ Matinee on Saturday and Wednesday Afternoons. NIGHTLY At 8. NIGHTLY. At 8. Full Orchestra at Matinees. TRIUMPHAL SUCCESS Of D. W. GRIFFITH’S Greatest Photo-play, "WAY DOWN EAST.” "WAY. DOWN EAS T." "WAY DOWN EAST." < “WAY DOWN EA S T." "WAY DOWN BAS T.” The packed audience eat in raptor* ‘ to watch the unfolding of the Greatest of all Photo Dramas —it had. the audi? ence standing and cheering. WHAT THE LOCAL PRESS SAYS. "Nothing approaching it in thrilling realism has ever been on the local screens.” —“N.Z. Times." “A prodigious swirl of action. Despite all the ioe in the picture, ths . spectator perspires."—“The Dominion.” . “ 'Way Down East’ is a masterpiece.” —“Evening Post.” SUPERB SYMPHONY ORCHESTRA. Evening Prices—Circle, ss. (reserved); Stalls, 4s. (reserved); Stalls, unreserved,' Bs.; Gallery, 2s. i Matinee Prices—3s., 25., and Is. Children Half-price except is. seats. All plus tax. PLAN AT THE BRISTOL. Day Sales at Ned Perry’s. Royal port nicholson yacht CLUB. HARBOUR EXCURSION. TO-MORP.UW (SATURDAY) AFTERNOON, MARCH 4. S.S. DUCHESS will follow the TURNBULL CUP YACHT RACE (Alexander Turnbull Memorial Cup). All the crack Yachts have entered. DUCHESS leaves Clyde Quay Wharf ai 2.45 p.m., returning about 5.30 p.m. Tickets. 2s. Obtainable from Messrs. Duncan and, Macintosh. 82 Manners Street, or members of the Royal Port Nicholson Yacht Club, and at Clyde Quay Wharf. HENRY V. BATTEN, Hon. Sec. f l ARDEN PARTY. ' tX ARDEN PARTY. SATURDAY, MARCH 4, 1922, In . MR. H. P. RAWSON’S GROUNDS, SEATOUN. To be Opened by the Mayor, Mr. R. A* Wright, M.P. PROCEEDS IN AID OF IMPROVEMENTS TO DISTRICT. Afternoon Tea. Side Shows. TICKETS, Is. i H. W. PILCHER, Hon. Secretary. THE HAWAIIAN UKELELE! T EARN to play tiliis over-popular little, .J > instrument to-day—it can be easily. mastered in six lessons bv those without any special musical knowledge. THE GENUINE HAWAIIAN "UKULELES” . are now obtainable at “Begg’s” a* follow:— -,-i, "ALOHA” BRAND: 455.. 505.. 605., 755., and 80s. “KUMALAE” BRANDI: 925. 6d. BAGS. 10s. 6d. extra. Ws are giving demonstrations of the remarkable capabilities of the “Ukulele” between 10 a.m. and 5 p.m. daily. on us, and we will convince you how easily this instrument can be mastered. CHAS. BEGG AND CO., LTD., Manners Street. Wellington. BARBER * CO., Dry Cleaner* I • (no dyeing). 125 Cuba Street. City.