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Wairarapa Age, Volume XXV, Issue 10713, 6 March 1914, Page 1

MEET3NG3 ANO AMUSEMENTS. " A T ,ADDINI" "ALADDIN!" THE BOX PLANS FOR GEORGE WILLOUGHBY'S STUPENDOUS PANTOMIME ARE NOW OPEN at tho DRESDEN. * Q W N HALL. MASTERTON. MONDAY, MARCH 9th. ONE NIGHT UNL*. THE EVENT OF THE YEAR. Where Everybody from Everywhere) is Going. GEORGE WILLOUGHRY LID'S, STUPENDOUS PANTOMIME EXTRAVAGANZA, "ALADDIN" PANTOMIME I "ALADDIN" PANTOMIME! Tho Panto-niniQ with the Latest and Catchiest of Musical Numbers, Gorgeous Dressing and Magnificent Scenery. Brilliant Ensembles, Beautiful Girls. GARRJB MOORE as Aladdin, GRACE PALOTTA as Koko, Mabel Batchelor as the Princess. Percy Clifton as Abanazar, Edward Stanley as the Dame. Sco the SENSATIONAL RAGTIME REVUE, Tho Latest New York Novelty, all ~ Masterton will talk about LEON MORRIS & HIS WRESTLING PONIES. MARCELLE AND FALLON, America Vs Greatest Ragtime Artists. Producer—Lester Brown, from N.Y\ Music by F. Wynne-Jones. Scenery by J- S. Marin. pRICES-ss, 3s and 2». Booked Seats. ss. Plan at theDresden Piano Co. Stanley Grant ... Business Manager. AMALGAMATED SOCIETY OF CARPENTERS & JOINERS. MASTERTON BRANCH. A MEETING of tho Masterton branch of the Amalgamated Society of Carpenters and Joiners will be held THIS (Friday) EVENING, in tho Druids' Hall at S o'clock

ALADDIN! ALADDIN! PANTOMIME VOCAL MUSIC. Wellington audiences taken by storm in consequence of the beautiful music "The Trail of the Lohoso-ne Pine". "That's how I need von." "Whistle It." "How do vou do. Miss Ragtime? "When the Band stops playing." "I want to bo. in Dixie." "You made me love you." Other popular favourites—"Ragtime Violin." "Mysterious Rag:." '"There's a Girl in Hiivanna." "Alexander's Raetime Band," etc. All the above songs sent ouf'post free, Is 7d per copy. Send straight away and secure vour copy before the pantomime arrives, and thus bo familiar with the music Send to-day to ths Dominion's most up-to-date musi'q store— THE ANGLO-AMERICAN MUSIC STORE. 116, Cuba Street Wellington. D. Y. Lillicrap. Manager. AH the latest'successes ■arriving "by every mail. Keep in touch with us and be up-to-date/

PASTRY COOK & CONFBOTIONEE (ErasmeU's Buildings, opp. Knox Church), QUEEN STREET. MB. R. W. FERRIS begs to an nounce to the residents'of Mas torton and district that ho has open ©d business as Pastrycook and Con fectioner. A TRIM, SOLICITED. THE BEST VALUE IN TOWN. MOST MODERN TEA-ROOMS. E. W."iIBEIS, PROPRIETOR,

" THE CORNER SHOP " - reliable SMOKB. Nothina but the BEST and CHOICEST Brands of Tobaeooi •to«k«d. TOBACCONISTS' REQUISITES Of EVERY DESCRIPTION KEPT. Presentation Pipes, Oiiar and Oigaretta Holders, iUzors and Toiiot Requisites—all at Lowest Prieei. HAIR WORK~~~IN AIL ITS ■RANCHES UNDERTAKEN. LADIES PLEASE NOTE: fiat we execute Hairoatting. Singing and Shampooing on the most approved methods. Girls' Haircuttina ' ipeoialty. CRAGG'S CORNER BHOP. QUEEN SS. «„........ MASTERTON.

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