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T AST PERFORMANCE 081 MR. H. *B. IRVING As HAMLET! HAMLET 1 Q P E R A HOUSE. Direction.. .J.. C. Williamson, Ltd., With which is incorporated Clarke and Moynell, Ltd. Managar G. 11. Smith. TO-NIGHT 1 TO-NIGHT ! Positively the LAST OPPORTUNITY LAST OPPORTUNITY v Of witnessing MR. H. B. IRVING'S MR. H. B. IRVING'S \ Incomparable Representation of HAMLET! HAMLET! And MISS DOROTHEA BAIBD . As OPHELIA! . . TO-MORROW (TUESDAY) NIGHT TO-MORROW (TUESDAY NIGHT (Two Nights Only). First Production in Wellington of th« Great Historical Drama\ LOUIS XL ! LOUIS XI. ! LOUIS XL, MR. H. B. IRVING. Mane do Commes, Miw Dorothea Baird. Louis XI., King of France, has been a v favourite character with novelists and dramatists. ..Walter Scott has immortalised him iv Quentm Durward" and Victor Hugo ia "Notro Dame do Park." Cruel, cunnmg, and unscrupulous, Loui* XI., by his genius as a monarch, succeeded in uniting 1* ranee under hiß rule. Afc his accession ho found himself confronted with a number of turbulent vassals, at the head of whom waa Charles the Bold, Duko of Burgundy. By his statecraft Louis succeeded in destroying tho power of those vassal Lords, and the defoat and death of Charles the Bold of Burgundy play a prominent part in tha drama. Ia the last years of his lifo Louis became a prey to the terror of death, and it is in tho cruelty and suspicion of his' last years that tho dramatist has cho6en to portray him. Hib cruelty Was shown | by the lite-long imprisonment of an unfaithful Minister in an iron cage, his superstition by the image of tho Saints, which ho carried in his cap, and whoso forgiveness for the crimes ho had committed he was in the habit of invoking. Louis XI. was contemporary with Henry VI., Edward IV., and "Richard 111. in England, and ho figures a» a, character in the third part of Shakospeare's "King Henry VI." THURSDAY AND FRIDAY NEXT, THURSDAY AND FRIDAY NEXT) THE LYONS MAIL! THE LYONS MAIL! SATURDAY AND MONDAY, SATURDAY AND MONDAY, 10th and 12th FEB. THE BULLS! THE BBLLSI Manager for Mr. Irving, Mr. S. Ardea Godfrey. Plans for the entiro season at tho Dresden; day sales at Christeson's. Prices: '—Dress Circle and Reserved Stalls, 6s; Btalk, 3s; Gallery, 1«; Early Door Stalls, 6d extra ; Early Door Gallery, la oxtra. • "PIULLERS* THEATRE ROYAL. Complete Change of KINEMACOLOR PICTURES! Another Startling Programme TO-NIGHT AN EDUCATION IN ITSELF I KINEMACOLOR-The Mirror of Nature! The actual colours of Nature arc- photo* . graphically recorded on the film simultaneoUßly with the taking of tho pioture. There is no painting, tinting, brushwork, stencilling, or touching up of any kind whatever. THE NEW SERIES Include the gloriously Beautilul Film — CAIRO, EGYPT. CAIRO, EGYPT. CAIRO, EGYPT. CAIRO, EGYPT. Glowing with colour. Tho lancinating City and its varied lifo shown with the most vivid effect. \ WATCHDOGS OF THE WORLD! WATCHDOGS OF THE WORLD! THE FINEST FLEET AFLOAT. The British Fleet assembled at on 24th June, including the most important of tho 167 ships, which represent & tonnage of 1,000,000; total value £100,000,000. A Natural and Awe-inspiring Picture! BISKARA AND SAHARA DESERT! BISKARA AND SAHARA DESERT! In which many boaufcifuF spots are reproduced with astonishing results. REEDHAM BOYS AT DRILL! A Fine Educational Picture. < LADY BEAULAY'S NECKLACE I One of Kinemacolor's Finest Pictures. And ia addition, THE PICK OF THE WORLD'S MARKET In Black and White Subjects. P. 0., 2s ; Stalls, 1» j^ck^od^ _____ THE KING'S " THEATRE. Props., West's Pictures, Ltd., and Linley and Donovan. WEST'S PICTURES. ROYAL ROYAL PICTURES. WEST'S And "LYRIC" ORCHESTRA. TO-NIGHT ! TO-NIGHT ! The Attractions of tho Moment— • 'TWIXT LOVE AND ART I 'TWIXT LOVE AND ART I 'TWIXT LOVE AND ART 1 'TWIXT LOVE AND ART I The TRAM TROUBADORS on STRIKE. The TRAM TROUBADORS on STRIKE. KIT CARSON'S WOOING,! KIT CARSON'S WOOING ! A CURE FOR CRIME A CURE FOR CRIME! PATHE GAZETTE, And the Greatest and Latpsfc Scenic, Dramatic, and Comedy Biographic Gems. Prices Is and bd. Plan at Abel's and Theatre. Bookmgjee _6d JL _Thono_3Us. • S* '1\ t7h OMA S'S HALL. WEST'S PICTURES, LTD. TO-NIGHT ! TO-NIGHT ! 'TWIXT LOVE AND ART I 'TWIXT LOVE AND ART t THE TRAMWAY STRIKE! THE TRAMWAY STRIKE! KIT CARSON'S WOOING ! And Other Star Items. Prioog— ls and 6d. Children, 3d. nnHE JOHNSONVILLE SENIOR X CADETS will PARADE at the Parish Hall, Johnson villo, on TUESDAY, 6th FEBRUARY, at 7.30 p.m., and each succeeding Tuesday, afc tho same time. By order. v (Signed) H. RICHARDSON,, Lieut., * VG., Group_s.__ WELLINGTON HAE"BOUU"FERRIES (LIMITED). ■KARAKA BAY~AND SEATOUN SERVICE. MONDAY TO fIrIDAY (inclusive). From Town—7.3o a.m. 1.15, 5.15, and 6.20 p.m. From Seatoun— 7.lo a.m., 8.15 a.m., 2, and 5.45 p.m. SATURDAYS. „ w From Towur-7.30 a.m., 1.10, 2.30, and 10.15 p.m. „„ „ From Soatoun— 7.lo, 8.15 a.m., 1.45, 5, and b.45 p.m. SUNDAYS, From Town— lo.ls v.m. and 2.50 p.m. From Soaloun— lo.4s a.m. and < x p.m. | (Oircumst«n<e&_perttijttins,j)___ j WELLINGTON TIMBER WORKERS* UNION. SPECIAL MEETING TUESDAY, 6th •February, 1912. Business— lmportant. F. J. LYONS, Gen. Sec. "WELLINGTON TYPOGRAPHICAiT" UNION. AN Extraordinary Special Meeting of the inbovo-namod tmiou will be hold at tho Oddfellows' Hall, on WEDNESDAY, 7th FEBRUARY, at 5.30 p.m. Every member requested to attpnd. Bueu upas very important. J. W. IT. M'DOUGALL, Secret***