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New Zealand Times, Volume XXXII, Issue 7264, 21 October 1910, Page 7

AMUSEMENTS. "IS MAJESTY'S THEATRE. XIS .MAJESTY'S THEATRE. Props. ... John Fuller and Sons. .ATI NEE! MATINEE! atixee: to-morrow, matinee.. : (ir<;AXTic attraction, rorinsox crusoe, [(obixsox cr usoe. A PANTOMIME in PICTURES. IREOT FROM LONDON* and to he loivn at HIS MAJESTY'S THEATRE r the FIRST and ONLY TIME at the, ATIXEE TO-MORROW. Special for 11 it- Little Ones. DON'T FAIL TO SEE IT. MATINEE PRICES.—Adults and ChilIS MAJESTY'S THEATRE. IS MAJESTY'S THEATRE. Prnn<.. John J-'ulJei- and Sons. TO-NIGHT! Sec- TO-NIGHT: FULLER'S PICTURES FULLER'S PICTURES AND PIR.3 I."-*.'!.ASS ORCHESTRA. In A SENSATIONAL NOVELTY SERIES THE PEACEMAKER. THE TOKIO FLOODS. THE HIGHiHXBERS. FARMER JENKINS VISITS THE WHITE CITY. THE WAY OF Till-: RED MAX. CALL TO ARMS. UNEXPECTED HULP, An Eni.-ode of Hip Oilfields in California. AFFECTIONATE PETS. Af-eendint; Selmiisje Plaits— I 'shmalian Murk-eN—The Almighty Dollar. THE HOWLING CRAZE. D.C. and O.S. Is. Stall* (Tip-tip). Gd. Plan at Christcson's. 'Phone 3153. N.B.—On request trams stop ut Door. TO-MORROW AFTERNOON , ONLY. ROBINSON CRUSOE. ... 388 REST PROGRAMME FOR WEEKS'! TH-BATHE ItOYAL Pi-ops., John Eullcr and Sons. FULLERS' VAUDEVILLE COMPANY. Last Nights of this Programme!. GRAY and GRAHAM. GRAY aiid GRAHAM, • GRAY and GRAHAM, GRAY and GRAHAM, AMERICA'S FOREMOST ENTERTAINERS. IXSTR UMENTALISTS and COMEDIANS, in "THE MUSICAL HELL BOY - ." Another Terrific Siicecs* Last Night in the FUNNIEST M USICAL SKETCH over presented to a Wellington audience. , 'TIFF, APOLLO BROTHERS, . Strong Men. Heavy-weight Lii'terß, etc. TWO ROSEBUDS. BERYL OILMAN. Operatic Soprano. SCOTT GIBSON.. Scottish Comedian. . ALBERT MATHER, Baritone-..- ; HORACE DEXTICE. Jitvpnile Comedian. THE BRITISH BTOGRAPH. 2s and Is. Boxes 21s. Plan at Theatre. OLYMBIA (FULLERS') OLY'MPIA. . LAST NIGHTS. LAST NIGHTS, i ROLLER SKATING TO-NIGHT. . ROLLER. SKATING TO-NIGHT. 0 p.m. and 7.30 p.m. . ; Olvmpia Band Every livening. Admission, Indies Gd, Gentlemen Is. ' Skate Hire Is. Floornge (private skates), , NOTE.—Private skate owners are re- : quested to call for'their Skates. , 387 , fp o w n ha: THURSDAY,'" OCTOBER 27th, 1910. I CAPTAIN. SCOTT, R.N., CAPTAIN SCOTT, R.N.. CAPTAIN SCOTT, R.N., Will Deliver an ILLUMINATED LECTURE. ILLUMINATED LECTURE. ILLUMINATED LECTURE. Subject: "EXPLORATIONS IN THE ANTARCTIC REGIONS." Box Plan Now Open at the Dresden. Threo Shilling Seats only can be booked. H.'F. vicke'ry. GARDEN FETE! GARDEN FETE! . GARDEN FETE! TO-MO R R O W ! [ATURBAY, OCTOBER ' £ ' At 2.30 p.m. tUA," the Residence of Sir iepb. and Ladv Ward. IN AID OF THE BOY'S' INSTITUTE! Attractions for Old and 'Young I .' An Afternoon's Eenterfcaininent for very little expenditureBAND AND AFTERNOON TEA ON .THE LAWN. Motor Car 1 Rides. Concerts. Teacup Reading. Flowers, Sweets, etc., etc. I Something foi- Everybody. FATHERS! BRING YOUR CHILDREN ! WITH YOU! •■- Admission Is. Children, 6d. 384, MISS M. BROWN, Secretary. THE EVOLUTION OF MAN. HIS MAJESTY'S THEATRE. . ■''"' SUNDAY :EVENINCt NEXT, .. ; At 7.30, BY" W. W. COLLINS,, Eddtor of the "Examiner," The Only Rationalist Paper in Australasia Subject—MAN, WHENCE, HOW & WHITHER ? Illustrated with numerous interesting and instructive limelight . illustrations, giving the fullest details of Man's development: Admission by Silver Coin Collection. rt7S7TELLINGTON LIEDERTAFEL. THIRD CONCERT In CONCERT''CHAMBER. TOWN HALL. RING UP 2075, VITETTA BROTHERS,. XF yon -want a First-claes Professional Orchestra. We are prepared to snnly Music, for Concerts, Theatres, -lomes, Garden Parties, Weddlr.n_ Sports,'-'ei'c. Wo play only the Beat Selections from the Most Favorite and Celebrated Works from Overtures, Operne, Marches, Dances, etc. Largo or Small Orchestra. Harp Violin and Flute supplied at shortest notice. VINCENT VITETTA, Manager. Address—l 36 Tory sheet. Telephone—2s7o. TO SOLDIERS AND SHQOTTNG 2 MODERN MARKSMANSHIP! Excellent Photographs of THE WHITNEY AUTOMATIC RANGE AND TARGETS 4 RE on view in the window of MR .T. J\. E. EVANS. Leather Goods and Sports Depot, Lambton quay, Welling--ton— opposite Arcadia Hotel. YOU SHOULD SEE THEM! REMOVAL NOTICE. f\S account of Building Open THE HAT BOX Is Removing "to No. 11. MANNERS STREET, Next to Freeman and Son's,