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Dominion, Volume 18, Issue 214, 4 June 1924, Page 11

AMUSEMENTS. MANAGERIAL. Children will not be admitted during the Current Season of "ANNA CHRISTIE” . Empress theatre, , MPRESS THEATRE, The Best Theatre in Wellington. NOW SHOWING: 11.0. 1.10, 2.50, 5.15 and 7.4 j. FIRST NATIONAL PRESENTS Eugene O’Neil’s Famous llaj, "ANNA CHRISTIE” "ANNA CHRISTIE” "ANNA CHRISTIE" "ANNA CHRISTIE” With BLANCHE SWEET in the litlo Role. , It will go down in history as the most unconventional picture every shown. SPECIAL ATTRACTION: NORTH ISLAND v. SOUTH INLAND. NORTH ISLAND v. SOUTH IbI*AND. NORTH ISLAND v. SOU HI NORTH ISLAND v. SOUTH Saturday’s Great Contests. Splendid Views of tho Play and tho Large Crowds. BOX PLAN AT THE BJHsIOL TILL 5 P.M., THEN AT THL THEATRE 'PHONE, 3142. PRELIMINARY ANNOU N CEMENT. EMPRESS THEATRE. COMMENCING ON FRIDAY. ANNETTE KELLERMAN. "THE DIVING VENUS,” In VENUS OF THE SOUTH SEAS. Her Latest and Most Enchanting Picture. "MADE IN NEW ZEALAND FOE THE WORLD.” BOX PLAN NOW OPEN AT THE BRISTOL. IT’S A WORTH-WHILE PROGRAMME t- At the Popular I Artcraft theatre. RTCRAFT THEATRE. TO-NIGHT, 7.45. TO-NIGHT, 7.45. DOROTHY PHILLIPS, DOROTHY PHILLIPS, In the thrilling, sensational drama, “SLANDER THE WOMAN.” "SLANDER THE WOMAN." “SLANDER THE WOMAN.”! Travelogue: "FIORDS OF N.Z." TOPICAL, \ COMEDY, ORCHESTRA. Is. Bd. and Is. Children half-price. THE Bohemians who have brought old-time-dancing back so successfully in Wellington hold their Refined Assembly in St. Peter’s Hall every Wednesday, Saturday, and Monday evening. To-night is a Monte Carlo night. Ladies Is. Gd., Gents. 2s. Direction —Jack Dye, Miss Whyte. JOY FOR THE KIDDIES. A Wonderful New Series of Nursery Records. "LITTLE TOTS’” NURSERY TUNES, RHYMES AND GAMES. fFIBESE Records are little Gems. Tho JL words of the Singer or StoryTeller are beautifully clear. The delight is not confined to Juveniles —Adults will bo taken back to the happy days of childhood. Complete Album containing Three Double-sided Records and Six Picture and Verso Gards, for Gs. 6.1. Bigger, Better, andi Cheaper than any set of Children’s Records previously issued. CHAS. BEGG AND CO., LTD., Manners Street, Wellington, Solo Distributors for New Zealand. MEETINGS. PIONEER CLUB. DECEPTION This Afternoon to meet ** Dr. Lillian Storms and Miss McGill. All members invited to attend. CHRISTIAN SCIENCE. CHRISTIAN SCIENCE Testimony Meeting will be held in the DO-* MINION FARMERS’ INSTITUTE, on WEDNESDAY, JULY 4, I Commencing at 8 p.m. rTIHE EIGHTH ANNUAL GENERAL A MEETING of the Wellington Returned Soldiers’ Association (Incorp.) will be held at the Clubrooms, Brandon Street, To-night (WEDNESDAY), June 4. 1924, at 8 o’clock. - 1 BUSINESS: The Adoption of the Annual Report and Balance-sheet. Election of Officers for ensuing year. Notices of Motion by Mr. Badger: (1) “That it be an instruction to the incoming Executive to lease the Bil-liard-room as such, and to include certain reservations in lease." (2) “That it bo an instruction to the incoming Executive to open up negotiations with National Ueadauarters, that the secretarial work of the local Association be undertaken by Headquarters Office, upon terms to be mutually arranged." Only those members who arc financial for the year 1925 are permitted to speak or vote on matters concerning the present year. L. M. BLYTH. Secretary. ’ BUSINESS NOTICES. By Appointment to British Sovereigns from George II to George V. JOHN BROADWOOD AND SONS’ PIANOFORTES, Approved by Genius for 200 years. THE things that matter jn a good Pianoforte: the tone must bo full and resonant, the touch light and ,roRponsive. Both must remain so for a lifetime—and more. In the BROADWOOD all requirements are obtained to tlm highest possible pitch of perfection. I Solo Agents, THE BRISTOL PIANO CO., LTD., Established 1883. Wellington. Branches and Agencies throughout NewZealand.