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Wairarapa Age, Volume XXV, Issue 10713, 1 April 1913, Page 1

I MEETINCS AND AMUSEMENTS. THE MASTERTON PICTURE AND ENTERTAINMENT CO., LTD. UNDER NEW MANAGEMENT. UNDER NEW MANAGEMENT. Come and hear the MASTERTON SMONY .OKCBES TRAJ* the Leadership of MR J. CAIsDY. TO-NIGHT! TO-NIGHT! i At 8 O'clock. EXTRAORDINARY ATTRACTION. An Immense and Tragic Gipsy Conspiracy. A magnificent military photo-play. The toxical picture of the hour. An Asta Neilson Gem. a rn*T, WITHOUT A COUNTRY, i TTRL WITHOUT A COUNTRY. A C'RL WITHOI T A })NTRY. A GIRL without A C'^JJg*A GIRL WITHOUT A COLNTRV 4 birring study of militarism in the h Balkan States. A Gipsy girl is induced to steal plan* of a military fortress and her. lover : s canting nnd /-"•lomnPd .to•death and the Gipsy girl is.inior -I«e,-Many^n^ the action of the military masterpiece. ) " ■ 40(10 FOOT NOKDTSK. 4000 FOOT NORDISK. In Addition Vitagraph latest Drama: THE RED BARRIER, THE BED BARRIER. THE RED BARRIER. The A.K. Company's Indian Sensatrori FORBIDDEN LOVE., FORBIDDEN LOVE. FORBIDDEN LOVE. And "Jim iMastaken for Foolshead'' (Pathe drama); "Scenic Sicily" (Rathe); "Dottv lib© Dancer" (drama); "Feeding Wild Animals" together with ?. host of other gems. Usual Prices- .. COUNCIL OF THE CHURCHES. A MEETING of tlie Council will A- ,be held on Wednesday mght, April lit, at-Knox Church, at B.do o'clock. Business: Urgent. WAIRARAPA CALEDNOIAN SOCIETY'S PIPE BAND. SPORTS. (Affiliated with the Wairarapa Centre N.Z. Athletic and Cycling Union, and the Wellington Centre Amateur Athletic Association.) A. AND P. SOCIETY'S SHOWGROUNDS. (Kear Rajlway Station.) CARTE RlfitJK .;.; THURSDAY, APRTL lOth. • * i 'Conimencinc; at Noon. CASH AND AMATEUR EVENTS. BETWEEN £7O AND £BO IN PRIZE MONEY. i'rogTammes obtained from all secretaries and affiliated clubs. Hanidcap Events close with the local secretary (or with Mr W. Gillespie, Academy Buildings. Masterton), on FRIDAY. April 4th, . at 9 p.m. NO ACCEPTANCE FEES. | Bring the bairns and enjoy a genutnS Scotch gathering. The Society s Pipe Band will be in attendance. lii-connection with the above, a' GRAND SCOTCH CONCERT will b© held in the VICTORIA HALL CARTERTON, in the Evening, at which the best procurable talent will assist. Full particulars and programmes from: — GAVIN DYKES, Local Secretary. 4, Rhodes Street, Carterton. T. S. ARCUS,, Charman Carterton Branch Wairarapa Caledonian Society (incorporated). TOWN HALL. TOWN HALL. Direction: J: 0. Williamson, Ltd. a phenomenal" ATTRACTION. FRIDAY, APRIL 18. FRIDAY, APRIL 18. J. C. WILLIAMSON - PRESENTS FOR THE FIRST AND ONLY TIME IN MASTERTON MAETERLINCK'S GREAT AND ENTHRALLING WORK .OF GENIUS. ' THE BLUEBIRD. THE BLUEBIRD. THE BL U E BIRD. The mos-t wonderful and gorgeous proluction the stage has ever known. i The fascination, the -delicy, the delight of the dialogue and setting wdl remain a radiant memory with all who witness the beautiful stage realisation 1 of the fairy poem; ' /"-'i-■Scenes of amazing beauty. THE BLUEBIRD Has been played over 12,000 times in the various theatres of Europe and America. 200 PEOPLE IN THE PRODUCTION •Box* Plans will be opened at the Dresden on WEDNESDAY next at 8 o'clock. A queue will be formed from 7 a.m. Prices: Dress Circle and Reserved Stalls, 6s. Stalls. 3s; Pit, 2s. Early door Stalls, Is extra. Touring Manager: JOHN FARRELL. ON "THE BLUE BIRD." THE MANAGEMENT WILL GIVE THE FOLLOWING PRIZES FOR THE BEST ESSAYS ON MAETERLINCK'S GREAT WORK OF GENIUS, "THE BLUE BIRD" : Scholars over 10 years of age: £3 3s. Children under 12 years of age: £1 Is. Contributors must confine their matter to 1 three sheets of foolscap, written on one aide of the paper only, and should be addressed to The Manager, "The Blue Bird" Company, Opera House. W>eilington, not later than April 23th.