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Dominion, Volume 16, Issue 2, 27 September 1922, Page 9

AMUSEMENTS. HIS TS/TAJESTY’S rpHEATRE. IS I'IaJESTY’S heatre. Direction ... Ben. and John Fuller, Ltd. NIGHTLY at 8. SATURDAY’S, 2 30. fcT This week’s is ft good-right-through Programme. You’ll thoroughly enjoy every item. 8.0 p.m.—Overture. 8.4 p.m. —Walhalla Bros. 8.12 p.m.—David McGill. 8.20 p.m.—Loader and Laney. 8.40 p.m.—Hyman Lenzer. 8.50 p.m.—Donald Stuart. 9.7 p.m. —Interval. I 9.17 p.m. —En’tracte. 9.19 p.m.—Hirsto and Venton. 9.35 p.m. —Melville and Stetson. 9.50 p.m.—Count Filipini. 9.57 p.m.—Ling and Long. 10.20 p.m. —Do Luca Bros. 10.90 p.m.—Curtain. PRICES.—DC. and Stalls, 2s. Gd.; Back Stalls. Is. Gd.; Upper Circle. Is. (all plus tax). Reserves at The Bristol—after 5 at Burnett's,' next Theatre. HIS MAJESTY’S THEATRE. IS MAJESTY’S THEATRE. Direction Ben alnd John Fuller, Ltd. IMPORTANT ANNOUNCEMENT. Messrs. Fuller have pleasure in announcing for MONDAY NEXT ' The WORLD-FAMOUS ANIMAL TROUPE, EVEREST’S MONKEYS. EVEREST’S MONKEYS. EVEREST’S MONKEYS. Arriving by R.M.S. Tahiti, direct from America’s L'Cadwg Vaudeville Theatres. 25 CLEVERLY TRAINED MONKEYS. 25 CLEVERLY TRAINED MONKEYS. We bavte indeed been fortunate in arranging this engagement for the Fuller Circuit, as Everest’s Monkeys are booked, for years ahead in the biggest vaudeville theatres throughout Europe. The Companion Act to ODIVA’S SEALS. ftIOWN HALL. TOWN HALL. A- OWN HALL. TOWN HALL. TO-MORROW NIGHT. In the Presence of His Excellency the Governor-General. THE MUSICAL ARTISTS OF WELLINGTON Will tender a CONCERT EXTRAORDINARY! CONCERT’ EXTRAORDINARY! In Aid of the Mayor’s Relief Fund, NOTEMISS MABELLE BSQUILANT will sin s “Creation’s Hymn,” “Vale,” “Life and Death,” and “The Birth of Morn.” MISS TERESA MeENROE will sing “Solveig’s Song,” “O, Ship, of My Delight,” “She Is Far From the Land” and “Fairy Tales of Ireland.” MISS AVA SYMONS and MR. BERNARD F. PAGE will play Handel’s Sonata in D Major. MR. HERBERT F. WOOD will sing "Lolita” and "’nie Carnival.” MR. GORDON SHORT will play Chopin SIGNOR LUCIEN CESARONI will sing “Piff Paff." and "O, These Di.i'.dies.” MISS EILEEN DRISCOLL will sing “The Bird with the Broken Wing,” "The Mere,” “Beautiful Beatrice,” and "Chanson de Florian." MR. REGINALD BLOW will sing the "I Pagliacci” Prologue and "The Yenmen of England." MISS AVA ’SYMONS' will play the first movement from Lalo’s "Spanish Symnhony" and Beethoven’s “Minuet." MR. HAROLD WHITTLE AND MISS GLADYS WATKTNS will accompany. Prices—4s. and 2s. Box Flap at the Bristol. Stage Furnishings by the/D.I.C. H. PLIMMER, Organiser. N.Z. ACADEMY OF FINE ARTS. A NNUAL EXHIBITION. A NOW OPEN DAILY" In the Art Gallery. Whitmore Street. Houts: 10 a.m. to 5.30 p.m., and 7.30 p.m. to 9.30 p.m. Admission Is. Ari’ Union Tickets. Is. H. M. GORE, Secretary. MEETINGS. VOUNG WOMEN'S CHRISTIAN A ASSOCIATION. THURSDAY. SEPTEMBER 28, 8 p.m. ANNUAL MEETING. ANNUAL MEETING,ANNUAL MEETING. Presentation of Balance-sheet and Annual Report for 1922. Election of Board of Directors. Musical Programme. Supper. All Members Cordially Invited. TOILET SPECIALISTS. FREE YOUR SKIN FROM WRINKLES AND ALL BLEMISHES" WITH “LA PLASTIQUE.” THIS is the right way—the ONLY fafe a' d sure way of m’king your skin smooth, soft, clear, with the rad:ant bloom cf youth! White vou rest, “LA PLASTIQUE” smooths out the wrinkles, banishes blemishes, and restores Ihe hidden beauty which is yoor heritage. Thousands are benefiting. Wry not vou? Send to-'tov for full particulars to MISS McELWAIN. 270 Queen Street. Auckland, Lccil Agent. Mrs! Knight. Beauty Institute. 123 Willis Street, Wellington. THE PBTSonal Attention of MISS lIILSON (London) is given in -Permanent Hair Waring (Nestle Certificate). Grey Hair Restorer (at opo sitting). Scalp and Face Treatments, Hennaing, Shampooing, and Hair Cutting. Combings made up. .Hair Tintin" for home application- MacDonald Buildings (opp. Perrett's Corner), 132 Willis Street. Tel. 28Q2,

Messrs. Harcourt and Co. submitted to auction at their rooms yesterday afternoon, under instructions from the Public Trustee, two five-roomed dwellings known as Nos. 28 and 30 Sydney Street East, which were sold, after spirited competition, to Mrs. K. Bonifield for tho sum of £1240.