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New Zealand Times, Volume XLI, Issue 9331, 24 April 1916, Page 3

AMUSEMENTS. ROYAL .STROLLERS. SPECIAL GRAND MATINEE. SPECIAL GRAND MATINEE. SPECIAL GKATCTT MATINEE. fill AND OPERA HOUSE. "" TO-DAY AT 3.30. TO-DAY AT 3.30. Prices—3s, 3s, Is. Reserved Seats, D. Circle and 6. Stalls, 4s. Children. Halfprice to All parts, Gallery excepted. This Special Matinee has been arranged to suit the convenience of country pnlrons, and to allow of the Children being able to witness a -performance of tho Royal Strollers. STROLLERS' SPECIAL MATINEE, STROLLERS' SPECIAL MATINEE, THIS AFTERNOON AT 2.30. Tho programme to be presented will be identical to that Riven in the Evening, with the Addition of Special Items for tho Children. p RAND OPERA HOUSE. Lessees J. C. Williamson. Ltd. TtuS AND EVHRY EVENING AT 8. THIS AND EVERY EVENING AT 8. J. and N. T.AIT Present SYDNEY JAMES And his famous ROY A L S T ii U L L H B S. ROYALSTR O L L II R S. ROYAL S T R O L L H R' S. ROYAL STEOLLIIIS. 15 O Y A L STEOLLBE S. ROYAL STROLLERS. Who on Saturday evening appeared before an audience which packed the Opera House from floor to coiling, and never in tho theatrical history of Wellington have such enthusiasm and appreciation been displayed. A COLOSSAL SUCCESS A COLOSSAL SUCCESS Was Achieved by the ROYAL STROLLERS. KO.Vil STROLLERS. THE ACKNOWLBDG3D ARISTOCRATS OF COSTUME COMEDY. HUNDREDS TURNED AWAY. HUNDREDS TURNED AWAY. Tho management desire to express regret that so many intending patrons could not obtain admission owing to the enormous crowd that had booked seats and also were in attendance when the doors opened. ROYAL STROLLERS. ROYAL STROLLERS, On Saturday evening fulfilled all and more than was cjaimed for them, and the frequent outbursts of tumultuous applause and insistent demands for encores wore a testimony of tho individual and collective artistry of this talented company. EACH ARTIST A STAR. EACH ARTIST A STAB. And with a vengeance a truly regal Laughter Season has commenced at the Grand Opera House. DO YOU KNOW "BILLY"? DO YOU KNOW "BILLY"? The quaintest and most whimsical little image ever seen or heard. TO-NIGHT! TO-NIGHT! TO-NIGHT! Saturday evening's Great Programme will be repeated, and intending patrons are Tccommended to Book their Seats, and so avoid disappointment. Prices—3s. 2s, Is. Reserved Seats, D.O. and 0.8., 4s. Box Plan for To-day's and To-morrow's performances at Grand Opera House. Direction J. AND N. TATT. ADp TAXI SERVICE, •*•*• •■"-*• '-''•Lambton quay. Next Public Trust Office. Cars for Hire. Oil and Petrol Supplied. Expert Drivers only Employed. 'Phone 2924. .■.>.... Is. NIGHTINGALE, Proprietress. A. E. GOLDSMITH, * ;il6, Willis street. MOTOR Sheet-Metal Worker, Radiators, Lamps, Wings, Bonnets, Undershields, etc. Estimates free, Tel. i 32. 534 LARGEST Stocks of Fancy Costumes in the Dominion, to be hired from Madame Foley, Victoria Hall, Newtown. Tel. ii---* POULTRY CONFERENCE. EASTER SATURDAY, MONDAY, TUESDAY. (TVHE Sixth Annual Conference of the •*- N.Z.. Poultry Association is now being held at the Masonic Hall, Boulcott street. Daily Sessions, 10 to 1. 2 to 5, 8 to 10. Poultrynien cordially invited. Interesting Discussions, Educative Addresses. No charge for admission. Come and join in. Programmes and particulars. J. B. MERRETT, Secretary, 261 N.Z. Poultry Association. EDUCATIONAL. BANKS COMMERCIAL COLLEGE, WoodVard street. STUDENTS prepared viva voce and by correspondence by experienced and highly qualified instructors in the following departments:— (1) Matriculation, etc. (2) Law Professional. (3) Accountancy. (■1) Practical Beek-keeping. (5) Shorthand and Typewriting. t6> Publio Service. (7) Military. (8) Police, (9) University. (10) Teachers' Certificate (11) Advertising. (12) BOYS' PREPARATORY AND SECONDARY DAY SCHOOL. H. AMOS, Director. Telephone 2098. MUSIC! MUSIC! MUSIC! 6d per copy, or G for 2s 6d. Absolutely given away. Call in and inspect. Our pianists at your service. 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