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Wanganui Chronicle, Issue 12856, 31 October 1912, Page 7

AMUSEMENTS. TO-NIGHT. QPERA TTOUSE. Per oval's retires. WHERE EVERYONE GOES. WHERE EVERYONE IS MORE THAN SATISFIED. LOu"K- To-night's Great Picture Stars are tho Importations of the Biggest Dealers South of the Line, namely— THE GREATER J. D. WILLIAMS CO., LTD. "INTERNATIONAL PICTURES." HOW SHE CONQUERED. HOAV SHE CONQUERED. A Feature Drama by the Cines Co. OPORTO AND ITS HARBOUR (Scenic). DRAMA. THE LOST WILL. DRAMA DRAMA. THE LOST WILL. DRAMA CADONA AND ITS CASTLES (Scenic). THE DUMB MATCHMAKER, THE DUMB MATCHMAKER. A Most Pathetic Drama. A HELPLESS MAN (Comedy) THE TWO MOTHERS. THE TWO MOTHERS. An Essanav Feature. * PEROTVAL'S CHRONICLE NO. 2. PERCTVAL'S CHRONICLE NO 2 THE CAPTURE OF A FLY A TRAMP'S REVENGE. A TRAMP'S REVENGE. BOBBY AS A BEAUTY DOCTOR. All the above are direct from the Empress Theatre. Wellington, tho Largest Continuous Picture Theatre in N Z THIS GREAT PROGRAMME FOR TWO NIGHTS ONLY. Price?, as usual, Is. and 6d. Plan at 0 Hani's. Seats may be reserved by ringing up 324 between 6-30 and 7-15. DON'T FORGET. BE EARLY TO-NIGHT. Tho Box Plans for the Plimmer-Deu-nistOTi Season aro now on view at Jones and Son's. QPERA TTOUSE. Direction Allan Hamilton. Commencing SATURDAY NEXT. NOV. Jn-1. THE PLIMMER-DENNISTON CO., including:— MR. GEORGE S. TITHERADGE MR, HARRY PLTMMER, MRS. ROBERT BROUGH. MISS BEATRICE DAY. MISS LIZETTE PARKES. in a. Two Nights' Season of Unusual Brilliance. Opening with a magnificent represention of Goo. Waiton's delightful and fascinating Comedy Drama" for one night only "NOBODY'S DAUGHTER." "NOBODY'S DAUGHTER." MONDAY, NOV. 4th. Oscar Wildo's Brilliant Comedy. "A WOMAN OF NO IMPORTANCE." PRICFS.—Ss., 35.. and 1?. Early doors to back stalls and pit Gd extra. Box Plans at Jones and Sons. Day Sales at Goss and Co. Children in arms not admitted. ,Q P E rTa TTOUSE. TUESDAY and WEDNESDAY NOV. sth and 6th. H. S^OTUESLIE, The Well-known London ENTERTAINER AND CHARACTER ACTOR. Extracts from the World's press"Tho Times" (London): Mr. ScottLeslie is an exceptionally clever entertainer. "New York Evening Telegram": In his own lino equals Harry Lauder. "The Age" (Melbourne): An artist of great talent. Gave a splendid selection 01 character sketches. "New Zealand Herald" (Auckland)-: Mr. Scott-Leslie is an entertainer whose work is a, del'ght to listen to. THE H. SCOTT-LESLIE CO., Introducing MISS L. KNIGHT and MISS MADOLINE KNIGHT and MR. PAUL VERRIER. MISS DAISY EVANS, A Company of Charming Vocalists. Brilliant Individually and Collectively. Dashing Songs. Exquisite Monologues. Realistic Character Pourtrayals. Delirious Comedy Work by the Company aa a Whole. TWO NIGHTS ONLY. PRICES 35.. 25., Is. Plan Opens To-day at O'Hara's. E£EMARKABLE BARGAINS! I Full List of Genuine Articles of every description on application. ALL COODS DUTY PAID and POSTAGE FREE. till \ Handsome Pipe BMfflil&ffi Bohn silver mounti-d, smlit'iIBifHaUta mouthpiece, veil Rmnon.-d. M£%&B beautiful plush cane, nice; I Una present 6/11. **■* PR/. Exquisite Pendant ■"•%# ■ fi"rf/ (worth £3/10/-), kpmi i" T T set, hcwitiful dvsiKii, with ■a ■ ■ 18ct. sold-caKed necklrt, artistic and porfect finish 25/----16/lsPrß:an Tone Accordlan, magnificent 00/----•w/%» in«trunuut, triple bellows, im-tal-bound eliorriscd frame, double set reeds, powerful tone Sacrifice 16/8 SKXD FOR FREE LIST TO-DAY NORROW & COMPANY, LTD. Royal Exchange Building . Wellington 2 if inai days Yes, Final Hours IN TFIE Clearing 1 Sale Ob 1 rußxiTriiE," LINOS, CARPETS, .IU'X.VKRS, ULINDS, CTiITAINS, Etc. Bargains that ''annot b STepeatcd AT Hoiloway, Hagars and Caddy, Ltd., HOUSE FURNISHERS, OPPOSITE CIIAVANXES" HOTEL. DRY PIKE FIREWOOD. T^ELTVERED to any part of the town at the following prices to clear: 2fts. at 255. per cord. 4fts. at 20s. per cord. Or smaller quantities at proportionate prices. Apply: WILSONS CARRYING CO., TAUPO QUAY.