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New Zealand Times, Volume XXXII, Issue 7265, 22 October 1910, Page 13

AMUSEMENTS. IS MAJESTY'S THEATRE. .IS MAJESTY'S THEATRE. Props. ... John Fuller and Sons. MATINEE! MATINEE! MATINEE! TO-DAY! MATINEE! DIRECT PROM LONDON, ROBINSON CRUSOE, ROBINSON CRUSOE, ROBINSON CRUSOE, ROBINSON CR.USOE, ROBINSON CRUSOE, A PANTOMIME IN PICTURES! FULLER'S -piCTURES! TILLER'S JLICTURES! A PANTOMIME IN PICTURES! ROBINSON, CRUSOE, ROBINSON CRUSOE, ROBINSON CRUSOE, ROBINSON CR.USOE, For The FIRST and ONLY TIME in WELLINGTON. Don't Fail to See it and 13 OTHERS. 15 [MATINEE PRICES.—Adults and Children, -§d to All Parts. TOTS MAJESTY'S THEATRE. '■".IS MAJESTY'S . THEATRE. Prons.,' John Fuller and Sons. TO-NIGHT! TO-NIGHT! TO-NIGHT! See TO-NIGHT! FULLER'S "PICTURES! ULLER'S JTICTUHES! AND FIRST-CLASS ORCHESTRA. A MAGNIFICENT PROGRAMME! All the LATEST and BEST SUBJECTS! CALL TO ARMS. ALMIGHTY DOLLAR. THE PEACEMAKER. UNEXPECTED HELP. FARMER. JENKINS VISITS THE WHITE CITY. THE WAY OF THE RED MAN. AFFECTIONATE PETS. " g Schymge Platts—lshmalian —Tokio Floods—Bowling Craze. THE HIGHBINDERS. IXC. and Q.S. Is. Stalls (Tip-up). 6d. Plan at Christeson's. 'Phone 3153. N.B.—On request trams ston at Door. MATINEE! TO-DAY! MATINEE! ROBINSON CRUSOE. ROBINSON CRUSOE. MATINEE PRICES—Adults and Children, 6d to all parts. 447 LAST NIGHT OF THIS PROGRAMME! THEATEE EOYAL Props., John Fuller and Sons. TO-NIGHT! ! ! TO-NIGHT! ! ! FULLERS* VAUDEVILLE COMPANY, A TRIUMPHANT SUCCESS! GRAY and GRAHAM, GRAY and GRAHAM, GRAY and GRAHAM, GRAY and GRAHAM, AMERICA'S FOREMOST ENTERTAINERS, INSTRUMENTALISTS and COMEDIANS, in "THE' MUSICAL BELL BOY." Another Terrific Success Last Night in the FUNNIEST MUSICAL SKETCH ever presented to a Wellington audience. THE APOLLO BROTHERS, Strong Men, Heavy-weight Lifters, etc. TWO ROSEBUDS. BERYL GILMAN, Operatic Soprano. SCOTT GIBSON, Scottish Comedian. ALBERT MATHER, Baritone. HORACE DENTICE, Juvenile Comedian. THE BRITISH BIOGRAPH. 2s and Is- Boxes- 21s. Plan at Theatre. D, CAMPBELL BENEFIT. Under the auspices of Scottish kindred Societies and Friends. *'. GRAND ~S*COTCH NICHT, KING'S THEATRE, ' TUESDAY, NOVEMBER Ist, 1910, Commencing at 7.45 p.m. Song, Story, Music, Mirth and National >ancing, in conjunction with West's and Royal Popular Pictures. Admission, 2s and Is. Children half price. Each, purchaser of Is and 2s ticket has a chance in Art Union. 425 ■ ALEX. SHAW, Hon. Sec. THIS (SATURDAY) AFTERNOON, THIS (SATURDAY) AFTERNOON, 'At 2.30 o'clock. \ GARDEN FETE! ■'■■',■- GARDEN FETE! : - GARDEN FETE! At " AWARUA HOUSE," Residence of Sir Joseph and Lady'Ward. In Aid of the Funds of. the ', TJOTS' INSTITUTE! 5 BOYS' INSTITUTE! GARDEN FETE! GARDEN FETE! Don't Miss This.. At a small cost you can with your Family spend a most enjoyable afternoon. Afternoon Tea on tho Lawn. Music 'by Orchestra. Motor Car Rides. Floweis, Lollies, Tea Cup Reading, etc., etc.. Admission Is.. Children 6d, K. BROWN, ' Hon. Secretary. Splendid: Orchestra of Fifteen Performers, under the Leadership of Mx F. yierard. If the weather is unsuitable, a Flag will be flown on the-Town Hall, and the athering -will take place in the St. WELLINGTON CITY COUNCIL. TO-MORROW (SUNDAY),'the 23rd OCT.. At 3 p.m. ■■, BAND PERFORMANCE. Y jTBLLINGTON'prPE BAND atNEW--TT.I TOWN PARK. JNO. R. PALMER, Town Clerk. October 22nd. -428 WELLINGTON CITY COUNCIL. " INAUGURAL .. PERFORMANCE BY THE i*T,tJNICIPAL OR-CHESTRA ■ TX IN THE TOWN HALL ■"■ Cm' ... ".'■:. WEDNESDAY EVENING NEXT, OCTOBER 26th, at 8 o'clock. ADMISSION—6d and" Is (downstairs). Reserved Seats 3s. Plan opens at Dresden Monday 24th: JNO. R. PALMER, Town. Clerk. October 22nd. 429 WELLINGTON CITY COUNCIL. ™VOWN H A L T .0 W N ■ ' II A L ORG A N REC IT A L,. ORGAN RE CI T AL. ' THIS (SATURDAY) EVENING, At 8 o'clock, BY MR MAUGHAN BARNETT _ (City 'Organist)/ :. Concerto No. 5 Handel Preislion ."Die Meistersinger" ... Wagner Gavotte iru K ; Bach "Serenade" "Marohe Pontifical© Widor Andantino Lemare 'Allegretto from the Fourth Organ, Sonata Mendelssohn Pastorale in C .'. Postlude in B flat Wely ADMISSION Sixpence and One Shilling. JNO. R. PALMER, Town Clerk. October 22nd, 1910. 427 RING UP 2075, ;■. VITETTA BROTHERS,: IF you Trant a First-class Professional Orchestra. We are prepared to supply Musio for Concerts, Theatres, At Homes, Garden Parties, Weddings, Sports, etc. • AVe play only the Best Selections from the Most favorite and Celebrated Works . from Overtures, Operas, Marches, Dances, Large or Small Orchestra. Harp Violin and Flute supplied at shortest notice. VINCENT VITETTA, Manager. Address —136 Tory street. Telephone—2s7o. ....