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Colonist, Volume LX, Issue 14635, 13 February 1918, Page 14

AMUSEMENTS. Hayward's Pictures. A Terrific Triangle Drama, starring the incomparable ; WILLIAM S. H4RT, Who has .performed many bcave acts, but the bravest of his career is when he faces the Matrimonial Altar in WOLF LOWBY. A Story with a Surprise Climax. ' "He gave a man just one " MINUTE To LIVE." What happened in that one minute is revealed on the screen in a SPLENDID LOVE STORY. Splendid Supports. 578 People's Pictures TWO STAKS TO-Nl(iaT. KITTY CORDON KITTY CORDON MAUNTiHSSHADOWS. A play based on the Frenoh Marriage Law, which makes a marriage of young people illegal without patents'" consent. A Swift Panorama o? Wonderful Scenes of Corsica, England, Paris, and Rome. Beautiful Dresses. • ■-.■'. '■'": -' Alß^*' .-•.-; ■■■'.-'' • GEORGE WALSH; GEORGE WALSH, The Man.with a Punch, THE''MEDIATOR.'''he Thrilling Picturisation of the worldfamous boot by Roy Norton. Eeaerves at Theatre to-day, 'phone 406. IIRANO DAHGE CAfiggiVAL Under the Direction of MISS ESTELLE BEERE. THEATRE ROYAL rill CHEER-0 GIRLS. Commencing Feb. 20th Next. KDKGEOUS BALLETS. CATCHY CHORUSES, FANCY DANCING. ori6 Scott ...... Artistic Toe Soloist ielba Sargison ... Clog Waits Specialist Also, The Womier-ehlldV LITTLE JOAN, The foremost ds>i»cer of her age in "•Australasia. ' Proceeds in aid of the Orphans of St. Mary's. 580 PATRIOTIC FLANNEL DANCE. 110 be held in the Eowing Club Shed . THIS EVENING at 8 o'clock, 'vukU for ,X"ing George's Fund axul r.M.C.A. '■■ < Admission : Ladies, 1/-; Gentl.men 2s. 575 NELSON TROTTING CLUB, ? ■ ■;.. --flhnual ;;\...R.ace :Meeting.VEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 13th; 1918 First Race 1 p.m. Admission:—Ground, 2s; Lawn and Saddling Paddock, 2s 6d, free of Goviient tax. . ;_\ . ■ J-. GLEN, •. 525 ■ "JSecretai"y. Write that Cheque tor the ooys ! But before you write, think of them—the boys from sunny New Zealand—who are facing the rigors of a winter campaign in Europe. And think of the V.M.C.A. which keeps those men supplied with hot drinks and other comforts, from base camp to forward trench. Help the V.M.C.A. to help the boys by making out a generous cheque for Red Triangle D®y FRIDAY,^ MARCB-'lStlr (Or date locally arranged) V.V^. r/; .vVV.:;-"'"-.vy Clioq ues c.in be ruarte payablo lo I.'AVT. D. A. KWEX, Hon. WmZSiSigfi Nat,ion:il V.M.C.A. Treasurer, %'\fi%r Hod Tiianiila Day Oftice: \iwy Bilker's Buildings', Welling- \/!:/ ton; or donations ■will be rey ceived by uny Branch of any Bank in the Dominion. :■»•■•■ NELSON SCHOOL OF MUSIC. (Affiliated to tie. Associated Board, Royal Academy of Music and Royal College of Music, London.) TRUST c"c S.—Messrs. Cock, Fell, Gibbs, King, Hon. A. T. Maginnity, and Yen. Archdeacon Kemp- • thorne. STAFF: Principal: Julius B. Lemmer, A.R.A.M. Teachers of Pianoforte: Misses Judson and Fairliall, Mr H. S. Claughton, ■1..T.C.L. Teacher of Organ: Mr H. S. Claughton. Teachers of Singing: Messrs J. B. Lemmer and H. S. Claughton. Teacher of Violin, Musical Theory, and Singing: Julius B. Lemmer, A.R.A.M. FEES.—Discount will be allowed if payment is made within Eight Weeks from commencement of the term. The fijll fees, and also the amounts as rediiced by discount1, are as follows:— , Organ:. Ono Hour's Lesson per week, and tlree hours'■:,practice: 95s p*;r term; less discount, 85s per term. Other Practical Subjects: One Halfhour Lesson per week; 40s per term; less discount, 355. Two Half-hour Lessons per week: 75s per term; less discount, 655. Harmony and Counterpoint: One Half-hour per week: 3os per term;.less discount, 30s. Railway Concessions: Same as to Technical School Pupil? W. T. BRUNDELL, Secretary. Care Begg and Co., -Trafalgar Street.