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NZ Truth, Issue 464, 9 May 1914, Page 4

FULLER-BRENNAN'S AUSTRALIAN AND NEW ZEALAND YAJUDEVILJLE CIRCUIT. jaanagirig Director •...;. Ben. 3". Fuller. ffhe Largest Amnsement Enterprise m the Southern Hemisphere. CONTROLLING AND OWNINOv FIFTEEN (15) THEATRES, NEW ZEALAND VAUDEVILLETHEATRES. OPERA HOUSE, AUCKLAND. HIS MAJESTY'S, WELLINGTON 1 . OPERA HOUSE, CHRISTCHURCH. PRINCESS THEATRE, DUNEDIN. VAUDEVILLE NIGHTLY AT 8 O'CLOCK. Complete Change of Programme Every Monday Evening. Kew Artists Constantly Arriving from All Parts of the World. ; Popular Prices. HAYWARD'S PICTURE THE KINGS THEATRE Wellington. f . , 33VERY EVENING AT S. Best Pictures and Music. FINISHING SATURDAY NIGHT. JChe great popular drama, scorinff heavily with spectators, . "LEAH KLESCHNA." "LEAH KLESCHNA." "LEAH KLEBCHNA." The story of A WOMAN'S REGENERATI6N. lAdmirably supprorted. by a Rare Progranune, including BEAUTY SPOTS OF AUCKLAND. None better has been shown., "MABEL'S PREDICAMENT." A Keystone— out on its own. And there are others J MONDAY NKT MAY 11. i Secured at EnormSus Cost ! A WORLD'S DRAMATIC SUCCESS. • First appeaiance m New Zealand of • JAMfcSK. HACKETT, Americans handsome and most distinguished player— the greatest romantic-. , actor of the day — as RUDOLPH, A SOLDIER ,bf FORTUNE. i In the Spectacular and Picturesque Dramatic Masterpiece of. Anthony Hope, "PRISONER" OF ZENDA/.' "PRISONER OF ZENDA." "PRISONER OF ZENDA." ~ "PRISONER OF ZENDA." Ono-.OC the. moat elaborately mounted screen plays ever produced. The story of A MAN WHO WAS A KING t A. KING WHO WAS A MAN A Glorious Romance of Love and Adventure. A 4000 ft reproduction by the , P AM OD^y|Rs. ous pdaieb , pegally done m Perfect photography. Rich costuming. Race- seenUs: settings. An, aU-star Cast. ffUEIIJS KNIGHT'S BIG < *The-'suppotting programme- Is- one or. magnificence. , Delightful music by TttE KtING'S ORCHESTRA. 6d> arid' is. Reaerves, Dresden, Is Cd. BTAR THEATRE. NEWTOWN. N-EWTOWN'S OWN «. f ULLEfIS' PKTURES. Screening Every Night tho Best -that money can buy. ' OUR^films-bear the hallmark o^Me^it. M.ONDAY, I.lth. Our Big- Star IS a Big Star. JULIUS KNIGHT scored heavily as ••Rudolph," but ho never approached JAMES K. HACKETT. the ulggest salaried roan m America, whom wo now P r « BC " t _[" . „ "THE PRISONER OF ZENDA." •THE PRISONER OF 'ZENDA." "THE PRISONER* OF ZENDA," Tho mounting i» gorgeous. Our supporting fllrta «re varied and 1 excellent. Tuneful music. 3d and 6d,,ChHorcn. Adult h, 6d and Is. 7^L7MpTr^"sKITING RINK. ■(J . . Vivian-street, Wellington. THE MECCA, OF MERRYMAKERS 1 vFour Sessions Daily: 10 to 12 a.m.; •>3O to 5 p.m.; 0 to 7 p.m. (learners), julmlsaion Cd, tskates free;, and 7.30 to 10 pm the popular Kvonlner Session. Spocial ChlWren'w S^salons Saturday morningH. 10 to 12. Admltsslon 6d, t»katoß free. " s % Band every evening, and Saturday nftornoons. . J. MATSON, Proprietor. •■' OREEIS'S MARVELLOUS CORN OINTMENT. Tho Groat Destroyer of Hard Coma, Soft Corns and Warts. Jt i& Easy to Apply. Safe, 'Suro-and Causes no Inconvenience. PRICE : 1« PER BOX. POST FREE. f&JSA. afejßEN, ChemUrt, Cr. Taronaki & Vivian -«t»^ Wollington — ""J"'J7 CASEY, CUSTOM HOUSE, SHIPPING AND FORWARDING AGENT, Tomple Chambers Johnatonc-ttreet, WBUJNOTOjif. 'PHONE 3156. Every Attontltl>n and Promptitude given to Comury ComriffnoionLs. ROOMS. FAILS COMMERCIAL RESTAURANT. LAMOTON-QUAY. WELLINGTON. AFTERNOON TEA A SPECIALITY. Open 0 sum. till U. 15 p.m. week daya. oundays. B p.m. lo 10.30 pm. JAME6 FRASER .. Proprietor. Telephone -305. I^OYAiTHOTEIT" FEATHERSTON. licit BrtUh)* or Vftom and Spirit* lIKABONABLB TAIUFK. JAMES CRAWPOHO, ProprUli*. NEW PLYMOUTH (Opposite TUHwny Station). CHARLIE HARRISON UAla of Imperial Hot«l. Now Plymouth, and Royal Hotel. Wellington) luxa taken over tho ftbovo wdl-kjaaum and up-to-dato UotoU Tho ttaivoinnir public will