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Dominion, Volume 16, Issue 178, 16 April 1923, Page 9

AMUSEMENTS. ~GRAND ~OPERA HOUSE, — Lessees J. C. Williamson. SUB-LESSEE ALLEN DOONE. ONLY FIVE MORE NIGHTS OF THE FAVOURITE ROMANTIC ARTIST, ALLEN DOONE EDNA KEELEY, And a Brilliant Supporting Company. TO-NIGHT TO-NIGHT, at 8, TO-NIGHT. TO-NIGHT Final Performance of the Greatest of Comedy-Dramas, “IN OLD DONEGAL” A bright, quick-moving Play of intense human interest, brimful of Delightful Humour and Happy Incidents. Artistically enhanced by Allen Boone’s Musical Ge ms. TO-MORROW (TUB SDAY) EVEING TO-MORROW (TUESDAY) EVEING FOR. THE FOUR FINAL NIGHTS OF THE SEASON, FOR THE FOUR FINAL NIGHTS OF THE SEASON. Allen Doone’s Greatest Masterpiece. “THE PARISH PRIEST” A Dainty Dramatic Gem which has made Allen Doone famous throughout the World. You will revel in the wonderful portrayal of ALT,UN DOONE AS FATHER WHELAN. ALLEN DOONE AS FATHER. WHELAN. The Charming Benevolent Priest, who takes Charity for his keynote. PRICES—(is., is.. 25., plus tax. Reserves at the Bristol. Day Sales at the Grande Sweet Shop (next theatre). Children in arms not admitted.

pIVERYBODY’S. EVERYBODY’S. ■Everybody’s. everybody’s. Continuous, 11 a.m. to 10 p.m. ANNOUNCEMENT EXTRAORDINARY ANNOUNCEMENT EXTRAORDINARY EXTENDED SEASON. EXTENDED SEASON. 4 MORE DAYS AND NIGHTS. “MANSLAUGHTER" "MANSLAUGHTER” “MANSLAUGHTER” "MANSLAUGHTER.” "MANSLAUGHTER" "MANSLAUGHTER,” The most Elaborate, Dramatic, Luxurious, Romantic, and Spectacular Picture ever shown, Featuring THOMAS MEIGHAN. LEATRICE JOY, AND LOIS WILSON. 10 MIGHTY REELS OF WONDER. Special Musical Score. Everybody’s Augmented Orchestra. Box Plan at Theatre. ’Phone 50. THE PRINCESS THEATRE. HE PRINCESS THEATRE. MANNERS STREET. The Little Theatre with the Big Attractions. TO-DAY. U moon till 10 p.m. "THE LAW AND THE WOMAN” "THE LAW AND THE WOMAN” "THE LAW AND THE WOMAN" Featuring BETTY COMPSON. In Addition, CHARLES MURRAY CHARLES MURRAY In "NEVER TOO OLD.” "NEVER TOO OLD.” Topical Scenic. Popular Prices. THE Ambassador M BASS A DOR CABARET DE LUXE, 68 Willis Street. 68 Willis Street. AFTERNOON TEA, 2.30 to 5. Minimum Charge, Is. 6d. Dancing, Is. extra. CABARET, EVERY EVENING, 8 to 12. Admission: Week Nights, 3s. 6d.; Saturday, 55.: Special Nights,. 7s. 6d. BLACK CAT NIGHT, WEDNESDAY NEXT, APRIL 18, 8 p.m. to'l a.m. (Evening Dress). Admission: 7s. 6d. Single Ticket. Handsome Prize for Best Dressed Lady. (On Exhibition window of Turner’s Music Store, Willis Street.) THE AMBASSADOR. ’Phone 1636. P.P.A. LOWER HUTT* GROUP. rriHE Monthly SOCIAL AND DANCE 1 will be held in the Lyceum Hall, on TUESDAY, APRIL 17, at 8 o’clock. All members and Protestant friends cordially invited. Subscriptions now due.

SPORTING. MANAIWATU raging club. AUTUMN MEETING AWAPUNI, WEDNESDAY, 18th, THU BSDAY, APRIL 19. -WEDNESDAY, 18th, THU RSDAY. APRIL 19. FIRST RACE AT 11.45 A.M. Tb-ains as under:—Leave Paekakari ki each day 6.35 a.m., picking up passenX where arrive Course 10.35 a.m. A SPECIAL TRAIN leaves Wellington each day 7.10 a.m., with restricted stoppages; arrives Course 11.9 a.m. Tho New Plymouth Express will ee t down and pick up passengers at Awapuni both days of the meeting. Return Train for Wellington leaves Course 5.34 p.m. each day

ELECTION NOTICES. MAYORAL ELECTION. RA. WRIGHT will Address the * Electors as follows at 8 p.m.:— TO-NTGIIT (MONDAY)— Miramar Town TUESDAY, 1 APRIL 17—Kiosk, Oriental Bay. mayoral election. /“40UNCILLOR MeKENZIE will address the Electors as under:— TO-NIGHT (Monday), APRIL 16, ST. HILDA’S, ISLAND BAY.