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New Zealand Times, Volume XL, Issue 9139, 3 September 1915, Page 3

AMUSEMENTS jpny MAJESTY'S THEATRE. Courtenay place, 'Phone 165. TO-NlGilT al 8. SATUMDA SG 2.30. FU I,l.Ell’S' New Vaudeville i UmJAio FL LLEKS’ Sociality Co. FULLERS A great house again last night and a perfect whirlwind of enthusiasm greeted our Great Programme. AN ARTISTIC TREAT. Fivcvvlsjily Pleased. Everybody Satisfied. The'Greatest and most Popular Vaudeville f’rogramrae ever Presented. THE TALK OP CITY AND SUBURBS. Overwhelming Success, A Flattering lliaG...] accorded the RECORD-BREAKING DAUGHTER SHOW, PAGE STANHOPE - And his American. PAGE STANHOPE Revue and 1 PAUL STANHOPE Burlesque Co. Last Three Nights of THIS IS THE LIFE. THIS IS THE LIFE. A new >iuil distinct stage novelty. MONDAY EVENING NEXT, Last Six N "hti of the Stanhope Season. FUN ON A FARM. Overwhelming hnceess of BnVLY WELLS and ECLAIR TWINS. Novelty Club-swingers and Dancers. JESSIE MILDER ami DOLLY MILLER In artistic instrumental and vocal act. rilt.\ 11ST PITCHER. FRANK HERBERT!;, MR PHIL PERCIVAL. Prices.—2s, Is Gd and Is. Booking 6d extra at Tho Bristol. Doors 7.15. AN INSTANTANEOUS SUCCESS. XHE PATRIOTIC SONG. “KNITTING,” “KNITTING.” THIS Song has "caught on.” and in New Zealand is repeating the great success it is enjoying in Great Britain and Australia. Last week we gave the Ist Verse—now the 2nd Verso and Chorus; — "Clang and clamour, smoko and dust and death. Blindly fighting on, catching every breath. Comrades dropping down on ovTy side, Holding back the seething, hostile tide. But ut home the loving hands are still Knitting with their hearts, knitting with a will. Knitting for their Empire, King and Soldiers, too; They’re knitting for tho ones so bravo and true. Chorus: "Knitting, knitting, knitting, with the Khaki wool and grey. Mufflers, socks, and Balaclava Caps, they are knitting day by day: Knitting, knitting, knitting, with a prayer in ev'ry row; That the ones they hold in their heart so dear, may bo guarded as they go.” We would like you to call at our Warehouse and hear it played over. If unable, send Is lOd in Stamps and we will post you a copyCHAS. BEGG AND CO., LTD., MANNERS STREET. WELLINGTON. AGENTS FOR THE FAMOUS BRINSMEAD PIANOSThe "babxngton” luncheon AND TEA ROOMS. DWAN’S BUILDINGS (next , Grand Hotel), 26, WILLIS ST. Luncheon, 12 to 2, Is. Tea, 5 to 8, Is. Morning and Afternoon Teas. THE New War Game —On to Berlin; on sale at D. S. Powell’s, Jackson | street, Petone; price 2s. OUEEN Carnival —Largest stocks of Fancy Costumes in the Dominion, to bo hired from Madame Foley, Victoria Hall, Newtown. Tel. 653ALLIES’ Race to Berlin—The Now ■■War Game; price 2s; obtainable from C. H. Bennett and Co., Palmerston North. 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