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Otago Daily Times, Issue 16007, 25 February 1914, Page 1

/SMUSEMENTS. J-JIS MAJESTY'S THEATRE. Direction J. C. Williamson (Limited). Managing Directors: Geo. Tallis, Hugh J. Ward, Clyde Meyncll. AN ELECTRICAL SUCCESS. "GREAT!" " SPLENDID I" "ALVGNIFICENT!" "THE BEST OF THEM ALL." Was tho Verdict of Last Night's Enthusiastic Audience which gave a royal welcome to " AUTUMN MAN(EI. : VKES." " AUTUMN MANCEUVRKS." TO-NIGHT, at 7.50, TO-NIGHT, at 7.50, For the Last Time Hero, Tho Great London Military Musical Triumph, " AUTUMN MANOEUVRES," The Special Features of which are PICTURESQUE SETTINGS! BRILLIANT COSTUMES! CAPTIVATING SONGS! CLEVER AND HUMOROUS DIALOGUE. An Enthralling Story, and the Opera is represented by AN INCOMPARABLE CAST. AN INCOMPARABLE CAST. TO-MORROW (THURSDAY) NIGHT, Grand Special Revival of the Fantastic Musical Comedy Success, "THE ARCADIANS." "THE ARCADIANS." Always Merry and Bright. FRIDAY NIGHT NEXT: "THE CHOCOLATE SOLDIER." "THE CHOCOLATE SOLDIER." Plans at the Dresden. Day Sales at Jacobs's. Prices as usual. 24f JJIS MAJESTY'S THEATEE. FOR A SHORT SEASON, Commencing TUESDAY, MARCH 3. I — ' I ANTONIA DOLORES. ANTONIA DOLORES. ANTONIA DOLORES. ANTONIA DOLORES. ANTONIA DOLORES. ANTONIA DOLORES. ANTONIA DOLORES. ANTONIA DOLORES. ANTONIA DOLORES. ANTONIA DOLORES. Mdlle. Dolores needs no introduction. Never -was there an artist moro heartily received by the people of New Zealand, and the briei announcement that Dolores is returning is eulHcient to awake fond memories of past triumphs and arouse keen anticipation of onco again listening to this divine artiste. FIRST CONCERT, TUESDAY, MARCH 3. SECOND CONCERT, THURSDAY, MARCH 5. Further Dates Announced at a later stage. BOX PLAN OPENS at the DRESDEN on FRIDAY NEXT at 9 a.m. PRICES: 6s, 4s, 2s. 25f H. Hopkins, Representative. AUCKLAND' EXHIBITION. UCKLAND EXHIBITION. WHAT BETTER OPPORTUNITY? FOR AN ENJOYABLE TRIP, FOR A COMPLETE CHANGE. FOR KEEN ENJOYMENT, * FOR A SPLENDID SHOW. VISIT THE EXHIBITION! NO FINER MUSIC HAS BEEN HEARD IN NEW ZEALAND THAN THE ROYAL ARTILLERY BAND • PROVIDES TWICE DAILY. THE GROUNDS ARE A FAIRYLAND. THE EXHIBITS ARE ASTONISHING. " WONDERLAND'S -, EMPLOYEES SAY THAT "WONDERLAND" MAKES' STRAIGHT HAIR CURLY-AND IT ALMOST DOES. EXCURSION FARES ON THE RAILWAYS ALL THE TIME. FROM EVERYWHERE. Ifc/BTSTHODIST CHURCH OF NEW ill ZEALAND. THE SECOND ANNUAL CONFERENCE Will OPEN in TRINITY CHURCH . On THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 26, at 7.30 p.m. Retiring Address, Ex-president Rev. S. LAWRY. Election of Officers, etc. Singing by Trinity Choir. FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 27. OCTAGON HALL. 8 p.m. "JUDAS MACCABEUS." " JUDAS MACCAB/EUS." "JUDAS MACCABJEUS. , ' The Oratorio "Judas Maccaboeus" -will. bo. rendered by the United Methodist Choirs under the Conductorship of Mr W. R, Don. Tickets: Reserved Scots. ■ 2s; Drees Circle, Is 6cr; Stalls, Is. Box Plan at Bible Depot. SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 28, at 2.5 p.n. SEASIDE "AT HOME." ST. CLAIR PAVILION. Orchestral Music. Refreshments. Tickets: Ono Shilling. 241 A Record Seller! " A uT ,; - AI N MEMO RI E S." ADRIAN HOPICS LATKST hUCCKSS! This attractive TONE-POEM is proving, an, we anticipated, a iveoid "seller! . The first edition ef 30CO copies will soon be >«oWI out, and, as another supply will not arrive until April 15, all lovers of boautiful Piano Music should secure a copy without delay. •' AUTUMN MEMORIES," THE CHARMING TONE POEM, is a delightful drawing room piece, full of rich melody, and quite within the reach of players of average ability. Please cal! and hoar it played over 1 Price, 2s; post free, Zα Id. CHAS. BEGG & CO. (LIMITED), Headquarters for Music. PRINCIuS STRIOET. FOR SALE. Old-established- ShorthandTypewriting Business in Christc-lnuch. completely furnished: turnover £250-£s<;-0 yearly; owner (selling account ill-he.ilth) invites reasonable offe:\—Ac'drrss Typ-w-ii;; r. 243 Upper jSymonds street, Auckland.