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Evening Star, Issue 15968, 23 November 1915, Page 5

AMUSEMENTS. EVERYBODY'S. ConmWiiig To-day at 12 noon, and Continuously till 10.30 p.m. Enthusiastic Success of A GLORIOUS PLAY IN FOUR ACTS. lEU ' Tho hand t,lat rocks *' be e JIOII-IKR. rules the world. A Love storv MOTHER, that leaves a, throhbin- sense M?Z Hm - ° f dClight eV€r J- heart - »» MO HER. exquisite charm cannot be exMOIH.ER. pressed in words. The Heroine MOTHER. 0 f the Play is Ulo Mothtr OTHER, whose whole life is her home MOTHER, and her chiklrcn> GORGEOUSLY MOUNTED, BRILLIANTLY ACTED, and DELIGHTFULLY PORTRAYED. A Play that Grips' and Holds olio's attention right through. Together with a SUPPORTING PROGRAMME OF INFINITE VARIETY. PRICES.—StaIIs: Adults 6d, Children 3d. Circle: Adulis 6d and Is, Children 6d. AT EVERYBODY'S— MOTHER AT EVERYBODY'S—MOTHER,. AT EVERYBODY'S—MOTHER. MEW .QUEEN'S THEATRE ,„. To-day: Noon till 10.30.p.m. -THE COMEDY OF THE YEAR.'--'T.HE COMEDY OF THE YEVR'— THE COMEDY OF THE YEAR.'— Is a '' Big Keystone," With the Inimitable FORD STERLING FQRD STERLING FORD STERLING FORD STERLINGAnd JUNTA DURFEE MIXTA DURFEE ■ MIXTA DURFEE ■ MIXTA DURFEE . In the Leading- Roles. Tins Succession of Gurgles, Gasps, and Guffaws is entitled DIRTY WORK IX A LAUNDRY.' DIRTY WORK IX A LAUNDRY.' 'DIRTY WORK IN A LAUNDRY' DIRTY WORK IN A LAUNDRY.' DIRTY WORK IX A LAUNDRY.' 'DIRTY WORK IX A LAUNDRY.' In Addition we screen 5 SPLENDID SUBJECTS, 5 Including A Drama of Breathless Interest, THE. DOOM OF THE AUTO BAXDITS. THE DOOM OF THE AUTO-BANDITS. THE DOOM OF THE AUTO BANDITS. Diabolical Cunning Outwitted by Pluck and Determination. The 7th Episode of the Great Serial, THE MILLION DOLLAR. MYSTERY.' Thrilling Situations and Powerful Plot. One Price To All Parts: ADULTS, SIXPENCE. CHILDREN, 3d. AUCTIONS. SEVEN EXTRAORDINARY BARGAINS IN THE DRESS AND FANCY DEPARTMENTS. J MOLLISONS LTD. | Are Offering this week ihe following Leading Lines at HALE USUAL PRICE. See !hc Display, and. Act Quickly. 2,400 yards Double-width \VASITINGDRESS FABRIC to be cleared at Is yard. HALF USUAL PRICE. Is yard. The highest grade qualities in Poplins. Striped Voiles, and Crepe Ratine: the newest and most popular materials for ladies' and girls' holiday and seaside wear. All priced at ONE SHILLIXG PER YARD. 40m WASHING POPLIN, in cinnamon, p;nk. tango, reseda, fawn, light brown, and champagne: a charming fabric for costumes, dresses, etc.: washes weil, wears well and looks well. Usually 2s 3d. Price, Is'yard. 40in CREPE RATIXE. in b-own =av C " reseda and Pky. Usually 2s Gd. Price', Is yard. r ?SnTn HAIR " LLVE WASHING DRESS lAbhlL. in vieux rose, violet, and navv suinible for girls' holiday and school dre*se< Usually 2s. p r j oC) ls vard _ 38in EXGLISH WASHING VOILES m new black and while stripes, narrow 'medium, and Ueck stripes; quite the latest, for dresses and blouses; a (smart, and dre«r material that washes wei!. Usually 2s 6d. " Price, Is yard. 4,000 yards WIDE RIB BOX at 6d v-,rd. An\l'nprecedented Bargain. 120 pieces PURE SILK RIBBONS i„ Glace, Alerv.. Moire, and Ottoman. 4m to 6in wide. All the best colors, including saxe, sky, royal, cornflower. j;avv, turquoi.se. brown, champagne, flame, cinnamon, mole, gold, terra cotta, lemon, canary, biscuit' cardinal, maroon, vieux rose, solcil. pink, violet, prunel, moss, reseda, emerald, and eau-de-nil. Prices usually ls 6el to 2s 6d. Price, Sixpence per yard. 75 dozen CHARMING NECKWEAR at ls. An immense variety of the verv latest production in LADIES' STYLISH MUSLIN LACE, AXD FANCY NECKWEAR: over oO different shapes to select from. This is a parcel just received from the manufacturers, fresh and dainty, the like of which is s-eldom seen in the Dominion. Thcv are worth from 2s to 5s Sd. Price. One Shillim: Each. MOLLISONS LTD., GEORGE AND FREDERICK STRE TVffOTOB CAR, FOR SALE. A fine ARROL JOHNSTON. Apply to ANDREW RUSSELL, « Accountant and Trade Assisnec, 'Phone, 2,257. 32 Upper Albany street. SPECIAL BANK HOLIDAYS. SHOW DAY. PURSUANT to the Terms of "The Banki'.<g Act, 1908," THURSDAY, the 25th ««}• of November, is HEREBY APPOINTED a SPECIAL BANK HOLIDAY at the undermentioned Offices of the Banks m DUNEDIN, also at the, Offices of the. Bank of New Zealand in BALCLUTHA CLINTON, LAWRENCE.,,MILTON, MOSI GIEL, OUTRAM, PALMERSTON Otago), and PORT CHALMERS; the National Bank ?;, £ cw Zeak "tl- Ltd., in BALCLUTHA n}h^rJJ OSGIEh OUTRAM, and PORT CHALMERS; and the Bank of New South Wales in LAWRENCE. THE UNION BANK OF AUSTRALIA, R- A. Holmes, Inspector. BANK OF. NEW SOUTH WALES. B. il. Molineaux, Inspector. BANK OF AUSTRALASIA. R. B. Smith, Inspector. THE NATIONAL BANK OF NEW ZEA LAND, LTD. , D. W. Duihie, General Manager. BANK OF NEW ZEALAND. W. Callender, General Manager COMMERCIAL BANK OF AUSTRALIA, E. P. Yaldwyn, Manager. NOTE. The Banks will also be closed THROUGHOUT NEW ZEALAND on TUESDAY 30th November (St. Andrew's Day), a Statutory