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mHEATRE ROYAL. Direction Brennan-Fuller, Ltd. "Grand Star Programme !" TO-NIGHT At 8 TO-NIGHT Enormous Success Nightly ! Enormous Success Nightly 1 Repeated Encores Demanded! Repeated Encores Demanded ! England's Phenomenal Contralto, MISS BESSIE SLAUGHTER. MISS BESSIE SLAUGHTER. In Favourite Gems of Melody. Unanimously pronounced by and Public to be the Finest Contralto e\er heard in Vaudeville. Continued and enthusiastic success of< BLETSOE'S CRIMSON RAMBLERS, BLETSOE'S CRIMSON RAMBLERS^ New Songs, New Jokes, New Acts. A programme to suit all tastes. Brilliant Success of tho Refined English * Sketch Artists. BLACK AND BRONTE, In a pot pourri of English, American, and Scotch Successes. Miss Ida Berridge, Mr. Harry Lindon, Dainty Soubrette. Eccentric Comedian Prices: D.O. and 0.5., 2s; Stalls, 1b; Reserves, 2s 6d. Book at the Dresden. THE NEW T~H~E ATR E, Manners-street. Proprietors, MacMa.hon and Donnelly. "GO WHERE THE CROWDS GO !" "Where the SUN NEVER SETS." •'The SURVIVAL of the FITTEST." In presenting TO-DAY and TONIGHT'S' programme we feel proud, because it will be so delightful and breezy s\ tt NLV V ii l pl SS TT a R nn 0l0 ll M rfltify OUf THOU - The careful selection of "material" has made our Theatre a "Household Word." TO-DAY and TO-NIGHT, sth Deo. 1. "TWO DAUGHTERS OF EVE" (A.B. drama). 2. "THE GIRL AT THE CUPOLA" (Selig drama). 3. "Bird's-eye View of Paris." 4. "Broncho Billy's Last Hold-up." t (S. and A. drama). 5. "Helping John" (Edison comedy). 6.' "Stem Papa'! ( A - B - comedy). 7. "Calino, Stationmaster." Next "The Mystery of "Monday, . the Glass Coffin.' "The Mystery of the Glass Coffin" is a really dazzling drama. Words can hardly describe it. See it, and you will be amazed. Think of it 1 Adulte SIXPENCE. Children THREEPENCE Everywhere. ANNOUNCEMENT "~ — ~- ANNOUNCEMENT EXTRAORDINARY 1 EXTRAORDINARY i SPECIAL ATTRACTION At the P.P.P. SPECIAL ATTRACTION Manners-Bt., SPECIAL ATTRACTION next BeggV! PEOPLE'S PICTURE PALACE. EOPLE'S PICTURE PALACE GRAND CHANGE of PROGRAMME! TO-DAYS TO-DAY I TO-DAY I P.P.P. Nine Glorious New Films. * P.P.P. Nine Sehsational Productions. , P.P.P. Nine of the Latest and Be<*. P.P.P. "A Dangerous Lesson." P.P.P. P.P.P. "A Dangerous Lesson." P r P.P. P.P.P. "A Danger6uß Lesson." P.P.P. P.P.P. "A Dangerous Lesson." P.P.P. P.P.P. "A Dangerous Lesson." P.P.P. P.P.P. "A Dangerous Lesson." P.P.P. By Edison. By Edieon. FAIL NOT te See this .Wonderful and Extravagant Production. And also Our Late* Gaumont Graphic. PEOPLE'S PICTURE PALACE. Continuous— ll a.m. to 6.30 p.m., 6,15 to 10.45 p.m. Adults, 6d. Children, 3d. ST. THOMAS'S HALL, NEWTOWN. Directiom— John Fuller r,nd Son*. FULLERS' Ths Bert PICTURES I FULLERS' of All. PICTURES! ON MOONLIGHT TRAIL. BANK CASHIER. A DANGEROUS LESSON. BUSTER AND THE PIRATES, Etc. All the LATEST and BEST! - CITIZENS, PROTECT YOUR SCHOOLS CITIZENS, PROTECT YOUR SCHOOLS A PUBLIC MEETING will be hdd in ■"• ths Concert Chamber of the Town Hall on FRIDAY, 6th met,, At 8 p.m., TO DISCUSS THE PLATFORM OF THE BIBLE IN SCHOOLS' LEAGUE. Chairman— His Worship the Mayor. Speakers— A. R. Atkinson, Esq., John Hutcheeon, Esq., Prof. Mackenzie, and others. HENRY JOOSTEN, Hon. Sec. Secular Education Defence League. WELLINGTON CORPORATION EMPLOYEES' ANNUAL PICNIC, (Postponed Saturday, 30th November) Will be held on TRENTHAM RACECOURSE On SATURDAY, 7th DECEMBER, 1912. Special train leaves Te Aro 9.25, Wellington 9.35 n.m. Hot water and milk provided. Fares— Adults, 2s ; children up •to 15, 9d. J. C. SINCLAIR. Hon. Sec. CHRIST'S COLLEGE OLD BOYS. DINNER TO NEW HEADMASTER, It/TR. BELCHER will arrive here on 11th DECEMBER, and will be Welcomed at * Dinner the earns evening. Will all Old Bos-s who can attend plewe communicate with ! MAURICE E. DENNISTON. I Telephone 1952. _______ —— ____ WHY NOT TRY ' NEW PLYMOUTH EW PLYMOUTH ■ For YOUR HOLIDAY? YOUR HOLIDAY? THE IDEAL HOLIDAY CENTRE I THE IDEAL HOLIDAY CENTRE! FINEST RECREATION GROUNDS in New Zealand. MARVELLOUS MOKAU, within ea»y Motor Access. UNRIVALLED J(U^ AND RIVER BAPE HOT AND COLD SALT WATER BATHS. flowin v g"oil wells. brown* and rainbow trout and deep-sea fishing. bowls, tenkis, croquet. golf. Send to Secretary, Expmmon tad Tourist League, Box 8, New Plymouth, for full particultrg. ______ WANTED, Jobbing Competitor*, Apoh at ouce, LtAktheu't.