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Dominion, Volume 18, Issue 178, 22 April 1924, Page 9

AMUSEMENTS. FULLERS’ HIS I\/| AJESTY’S rgUIEATRE. is Majesty’s ■*- heatre. Direction ... John Fuller ami Sons -tu. TO-NIGHT AT 8. TO-NIGHT GIGANTIC HOLIDAY PROGRAMME! A Stupendous Array of 'Talent. First Appearance of RICE AND ELMAR, From the HippoRICE AND ELMAR, drome, New Yorx. The men who walk on air. In their side-splitting acrobatic TRAMPOLINE TABLE ACT. First Appearance of THE HILO DUO, Direct from THE HILO DUO, Honolulu, in Their exquisite Hawiian Music, Singing, and Dancing. Everything New. Complete Change by FOLIES BERGERE QUARTETTE, MISS NELL CRANE. SLAVIN AND THOMPSON. New Musical Novelty, "THE PIRATES,” With Doddy Hurl "THE PIRATES,” and Talented Coy. FULLERS’ FAMILY PRICES-: D.C. or Stalls. 2s. 6d. (Reserves 35.); Back Stalls, Is. 6d.; Upper Circle, Is. mins tax. excepting is.) Motors 10.20. BOX PLAN at Burnett’s, next Theatre. QUEEN’S .-TSSEk''. DIRECTION — 021 offyso/uount 2.15. NOW SHOWING. 7.45. Adolph Zukor Presents the GREATEST DRAMA OF THE AGE. POLA NEGRI. POLA NEGRI. In "THE SPANISH DANCER.” "THE SPANISH DANCER.’’ QUEEN’S GRAND ORCHESTRA. Usual Prices. Theatre Tel. 22—334. RINCESS RINCESS THEATRE. Manners Street. SPECIAL HOLIDAY ATTRACTIONS. 1. BETTY COMPSON in “KICK IN.” BETTY. COMPSON in “KICK IN.” BETTY COMPSON in “KICK IN.” Supported by BERT LYTTEL and MAY McAVOY. A Paramount Special Attraction 2 ROBERT LOUIS STEVENSON’S Immortal Masterpiece, “TREASURE ISLAND.” "TREASURE ISLAND," “TREASURE ISLAND,” The best loved story in all literature. MACK SENNET COMEDY. GAZETTE. MACK SENNET COMEDY. GAZETTE. Popular Prices. IMPORTANT!!! The Box Plan is at the Theatre Tele. 3442 throughout the Holidays. EMPRESS THEATRE The Best Theatre in Wellington. NOW SHOWING (Continuous.) At 11.0. 12.45. 2.45. 5.15 and 7-45. Snlendid Supporting Programme And EMPRESS SYMPHONY ORCHESTRA. Under the Conductorship of Mr. M. DIXON. Artcraft theatre RTCRAFT THEATRE (Opposite Parliament Buildings). COMPLETE CHANGE TO-NIGHT—7.4S The Famous Sensational Play, picturised, CLARA KIMBALL YOUNG in CLARA KIMBALL YOUNG in “ENTER MADAME.” “ENTER MADAME.” Good Supports. Orchfstra. Usual prices. scotb~cotj7ege; ' JjIETE AND~CARNIVAL, WEDNESDAY, APRIL 23. Afternoon Session, 3 p.m. to 5 p.m.; Evening Session, Concert, 7.30 to 9 p.m.; Palais de Jazz, 9 p.m. Stalls, Afternoon Tea, Competition. Tea available between sessions. Admission to Ground: Free. THE AMBASSADOR. HE AMBASSADOR. Cabaret de Luxe. TO-DAY’S SESSIONS— Morning Tea, 10-12. Luncheon, -12-2. Afternoon Tea, 3-5. Evening Cabaret, 8-12. Featuring Every Afternoon— TRIXIE LUKE, In Now Dances. HEAR THE AMBASSADOR BAND In the Latest Dance Music. Reserves: ’Phone 1636. THE AMBASSADOR. WELLINGTON GAS COMPANY, LTD. COOKING DEMONSTRATION By MISS’ MARION CHRISTIAN, WEDNESDAY, APRIL 23, 1924, 3 p.m. SUBJECT: “Shrimp Savoury, Cheese Tartlets, Cheese Aigrettes, Anchovy Eggs, Scotch Woodcock." DANCING. ~ fTIHE only Dance of its kind in WeiJL lington, ill th© best Hall in Nejv Zealand, and Miss Murphy, Wellington’s Idol, is the Pianist in the Orchestra at the Bohemians’ Genuine Old-time Dance, held in the St. Peter’s Hall, Ghuznee St, every Tuesday and Saturday night. This Tuesday will be a Gift Night. Ladies, Is. 6d.; Gents., 2s. Direction, Jack Dye. NEW STOCKS OF BRITISH PIANOS BRITISH PIANOS Just Landed. SOME fine new British Upright and Baby Grand Pianos by famous makers, notably— JOHN BROADWOOD AND SONS WM. SAMES COLLARD AND COLLARD WALTER COLLINSON nre now on view at "Th®, These instruments are perfect in tone and construction, and are worthy inevery way of a place in the best British Also recently landed are new stocks of Player Pianos, His Masters Voice, and Metronola Gramophones. Fresh Becords bv every mail. Music-lovers are mnted to visit “The Bristol” and enjoy a free demonstration of any instrument Easy terms of payment may be arranged. THE BRISTOL PIANO CO., LTD., WELLINGTON. M. J. Brookes. North Island Manager. TN NEW ZEALAND LIFE, MUSIC BECOMES o DA a ILY e MORE t AND MORE YOUR MUSICAL LEANINGS SEEK OUTLET—you have, or have not. musical knowlodgo. The HAWAIIAN UKULELE or STEEL GUITAR opens up a new and pleasant field to you, and, what is more, no musical knowledge is necessary! Mr. Henry A. Bishaw, Genuine Hawaiian Teacher and Pioneer of these instruments in Australasia, gives private demonstrations daily in our Music Salon. Secure his expert advice and tuition. POSTAL LESSONS GIVEN. /"♦HAS. BEGG AND CO-, LTD., V7HAS. BEGG AND CO., LTD., Manners Steet, Wellington, Headquarters for Hawaiian Instruments and Music. NURSING HOMES. J NTERMEDTATE and Rejst Home for the reception of elderly and delicate persons. “Graynor,” 201 Upper Adelaide Road.