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New Zealand Times, Volume XLII, Issue 9778, 29 September 1917, Page 3

AMUSEMENTS ■■/.ADA- REEVE Arrives at Lambton Station To-day per motor at noon Q R AN I) OPEKA HOUSE. Direction: RICKARD TIVOLI THEATRES. LIMITED, ,'loverning Director .. Hugh D. M Intosh. THE GREATEST "OCCASION IN THE THEATRICAL HISTORY OF WELLINGTON. Commencing MONDAY NIGHT NEXT MONDAY NIGHT NEXT FOR A SEASON OF SIX NIGHTS. HUGH D. McINTOSH Presents FOE THE FIRST TIME IN WELLINGTON . , r , London's Most Brilliant and Most Popular Artist, MISS ADA REEVE. The World's Famous Comedienne, Who has just concluded Record Seasons in Sydney. Melbourne, and Auckland. A BRILLIANT NEW SUPPORTING COMPANY, Comprising THE CREAM OP THE WORLD S TALENT. Includes From St. George’s 1 Hall, London, LOUIS NIKOLA, - Amazing with Original Magical Problems and Novel Hand Shadows. From tli9 London Coliseum, HARRY JACOBS, ; The Singing Conductor. From the Palace Theatre, London. —I LUCIE LINDA. -——- . premier Juvenile Danseuae, an. ierpsichorean Trifles. ' From the Empire Theatre London. KENNEDY ALLEN, Character and Burlesque Comedian. First appearance of the ENGLISH COMEDY COMPANY, In a Short, Snappy Play. "In the Future. Direct from U.S.A: and First Appearance in Wellington,^ V ALVIN AND WILLIAMS. "In Bits from Son gland. ! Special Engagement of FRANK MAEKLEY, *Th, Man Who Makes the Banjo Talk. Unquestionably the Greatest AU-round Combination of Artists the New Zealand Stage Has Yet Known. BOX PLANS at~THE BRISTOL UNTIL NOON. Afterwards at the Grand Opera House Confectionery. PRICES—D.C. and 8.5..65: Stalls, 3s; Gallery, ?S. Early Doors, Stalls and Gallery, la extra. TJADDY'S MARKET SIDE-SHOW. IT CHARLEY'S AUNT CLUB. Music Iby My Tumor’s String Orchestra. Tho first half-hour session starts at 8 p.m. Admission: Gd-PtROGRiA-dVEME: , , Overture ..j... Turner’s String Oiohortr* Coj,,- Miss Richardson Skpo ..Nonman Aitken Paul Stanhope ® Quartette _ _ M. Eugene Ossrpofi Second Session Starts, at 8.15 p.m. The Latest American One-Act Drama, "PUNISHMENT." By HiUiard Booth. Boyd Fanvum Mr Paul Latham Rodney Haynes (a Butler (at Famuxn'a) ... Mr G. CJapham OTiard Mr C. Bentley Russell S Famum Miss Ina McDonald To he followed by "A CHEERFUL COMPANION. ’ , Characters' hr Miss Flo. GW and Miss Mabel Gallichan, pupils of Mr Cultord Third Session Starts at 9.30. "THE REAL Q.” The American Play. Doctor . Mr C. Bentley Bussell Detective Mr Paul Latham Thief —• Mr Norman Aitkon TOUCH AND TONE A EE the most desirable qualities to rV. seek in buying a piano, but the oresiehted buyer will make certain that hese Qualities will last for MORE THAN A LIFETIME. With tone, touch, and artistic appearing must bo combined. DURABILITY. These primal qualities are essential, and thev axe to bo found at the height of perfection in BBINSMEAD CHALLEN PLEYEL ROGERS BORD pianos. We are Agents for these fnmous instruments, and shall bo pleased to show them to you. We make a liberal allowance on your old piano, in part payment. CHAS. BBGG AND CO., LTD.. MANNERS STREET, WELLINGTON, The Oldest Established Piano House in New Zealand. WANTED LETHABY’S. opposite Q.P.0.. WellHuston, for Umbrella Re-covering or Repairs. Mail your umbrella to us with pMtal note for 6s 6d. and wo will re. cover it and post it to you an every respect a 14s umbrella. Postage 4d. Knownany requirements can be had at the "Times” office. These hooka ore strong and faithfully made, and the nuality of Paper used is of the Beat. WANTED Known —Visitors to Wellington should go to Palmer’s Luncheon and Supper Rooms. 168. Lambton quay. IF You Want Furniture. Crockery, Ironmongery, etc., extra cheap, visit Radford’s Great Salvage Sale, now on in Manners street. to Lend—L. W. Balkind, ™„.wtt Chambers. Bouloott street, corner WiUis street. Open until 9 on Fridays. rrANTED—Clients to know that A. T WHkoning and Son. 81a. Taranaki eet specialise in Shop and Office Fites and all kinds of Joinery. Give ns Tial: vra’H try and please you. r ANTED Known—That "Fox” Typer writers reduce ribbon costa. Buy now. "Fox," 105. Customhouse quay. tone 1174. . ; - rrILLIAM E- BOCK, 220, Lambton r quay, Wellington, General Envimt. Die-sinking, Designing, Blocks Box Printing. Illuminated Addresses. [TANTED Known Palmer’s LunV cheon and Snppeir Rooms, at 163, mbton quay, are right up to date. Lvato supper room tor ladies. 1 you want Furniture. Crockery. Ironmongery, etc,, extra cheap, visit Radi’s Great Salvage Sale, now on m nnera street. er Bags, new stock; Enemas, aes. all requigitea for ladies: ils. 2s 6d. Wm. Salek, Sydt, 33. Willis Street, CROWN THEATRE TO-NIGHT ac e. TO-NIGHT "A fool there was.” THE WEAKER SEX, THE WEAKER SEX. THE WEAKER SEX, THE WEAKER SEX, , Featuring Three Great Triangle Stars, DOROTHY DALTON, LOUISE GLAUM, and CHARLES RAY. A Triangle of talent. In the Leopard Woman’s Lair two shots are heard. WHO FIRED THE DEATH-DEALING BULLET? - A mystery play with a splendid dramatic climax. A story which shows that a woman stands on an equal plane with man, A story of a real woman 7 who DOBS NOT GO without -good looks because she is clover. “GLORIA’S ROMANCE.” Chapter 20. SPECIAL MATINEE at 2.30 p.m, ' TO-DAY. . TO-NIGHT! TO-NIGHT! At ST. ANNE’S HALL, Green street, Wellington South, ,s TANNE’S BAZAAR AND ART UNION. To be opened by HIS GRACE ARCHBISHOP REDWOOD At S p.m. SPLENDID PROGRAMME OF SPECTACULAR DANCES. FOUR FANCY STALLS PACKED WITH BEAUTIFUL GOODS. Tasman street Drum and Fife Band will play selections in grounds. Bring the Children to see the Maypole and Country Dances. 12 THE WELLINGTON CHORAL UNION. IJI O W.N ' HALL. "A TALE pF~OLD JAPAN.” Conductor. MB ROBERT PARKER. TUESDAY NEXT. OCTOBER 2nd. SHORT CHORAL WORKS PART SONGS ORCHESTRAL ITEMS. Conductor. MB H. TEMPLE WHITE. Prices: 3s (res.), 2s (res.), and is! Plan and Tickets at the Bristol. W. E, CALLOW, 'Phone 2390. 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YOUNG MEN WANTED TO TRAIN FOB "WIRELESS.” HERE is your opportunity to enter the newest profession—one-offering unlimited possibilities of advancement. Devote your spare time to study, and in about six months yon can be trained by our experts for a well-paid appoint, ment. This is the only College in New Zealand possessing these advantages;— Staff of Teachers who specialise in Radio-Telegraphy: —Complete Installation of Marconi Apparatus, latest typo. Course of Instruction approved by Amalgamated Wireless (Australasia), Ltd.—-a company that gives priority to onr students When filling vacancies on its operating staff. Send To-day for Free Prospectus. lOMINION COLLEGE OF RADIOTBLEGRAPHY, LTD., A.M.P. Building, Hunter street, Wellington. • o Box 922. 'Phone 363. ENGINEERING INSTRUCTION. QUALIFIED Engineers and Enginedrivers are advertised for every cay, and good salaries are offered. ARE YOU A QUALIFIED MAN? If you are not, why nob get in touch with BOWER’S ENGINEERING SCHOOL? This School prepares candidates for all Engineering Examinations. Write or call for our Terms and Fass Lists to BOWER’S ENGINEERING SCHOOL, Bouth’s Buildings, Featherston street, Wellington. p.O, Box 865, Wellington, and F.O. Box 50. Auckland. "129 Don’t let yonr PROFITS run away in BAD DEBTS. I Get Status Reports on your debtors from R. 0. DUN & CO.; THE MERCANTILE AGENCY. 1811 1811 Established 1917 Seventy-six Years. 1917 D«ildings :: WELLINGTON.