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Wanganui Chronicle, Issue 20054, 14 April 1914, Page 7

iCMDSEIMENT*. \ HIS MAJESTY'S THEATRE. I'K'fiUilvAND PREMIER ORCHESTRA! TO-NIGHT: at 8. TO-NIGHT! GREAT HOLIDAY ATTRACTION. ..VERY PORTION OF THEATRE PACKED LAST XIGHT. A HUGE AND ENTHUSIASTIC AUDIENCE. THE OPEN DOOR. The Most Beautiful Picture ever Screened. "THE OPEN DOOR." A film that will touch the heart of both young and old. "THE OPEN DOOR." A picture that must be seen by all. "BETWEEN THE DANCES." Lubin Drama. "WARWICK CHRONICLE, No. 84." BRILLIANT COMEDIES! i SCENICS UNSURPASSED! To avoid the crush book your seats at Theatre, Is 6d. CIRCLE, is. STALLS, 6d. i | TTIS MAJESTY'S THEATRE. THE MIRACLE The management respectively informs ■ the many applicants applying at the Theatre for reserves that between U a.m. and 6 p.m. booking must be at the Dresden. After 6 p.m. at the Theatre, i 'Phone No. 863. FULLER'S PICTURES. THURSDAY NEXT. . THURSDAY NEXT. 1 > THURSDAY NEXT. First Representation of the | BIGGEST PICTURE SENSATION the Dominion has ever known. Theatre besieged nightly by overwhelming crowds. By arrangement with Beaumont Smith. Exaltation of Kinainatograph. Rheinhardt's Legend Drama, A Wordless Religious Mystery Piay in Three Impressive Acts. . THE MIRACLE. THE MIRACLE. 1 THE MIRACLE. THE MIRACLE. THE MIRACLE. THE MIRACLE. The Dream of a Beautiful Nun. | The Dream of ia Beautiful Nun, ' with all the great Hurnperduick's Glorious Music. Specially Composed for the Play and rendered by a Grand Augmented ! . Orchestra. A CHOIR OF TRAINED VOICES. A CHOIR OF TRAINED VOICES. A CHOIR OF TRAILED VOICES. Book your seats at Dresden. Price: 6d, Is, and Is 6d. Reserve seats 2s. Nicolson, 6-1, 6-4; Jennings beat Calder 6-3, 6-0; Bray beat Ollivier, 6-3, 6-2; j W. Pearse beat W. A. Ascott, 7-5, 7-1; I R. S. (Brown beat A. Nicolson (retired), G r l; M«ek; beat Fanulon, 4-6, 6y3, .6-0. Fourth round. —Jennings beat : Bray, 6-2, 6-4. Bray created a surprise by • • the manner in which he disposed of Ollivier who, however, did not seem to be quite on !his game. Men's Doubles Championship {second 1 round). —G. F. Mirams and J. G. Nicolson beat J. F. Ewen and N. Cram- | mond, 6-4, 3-6, 6-3; Ollivier and J. S. Sinclair beat Wagner and Charlon, 6-0, 6-1; Jennings and Pearce bead, McKerrow and Osborne, 6-1, G-2. Third round —Mirams and Nicholson beat Steel and | Fanulon, 6-4, 6-3; Brown Bros, beat Wilkie and Bray, 6-1, 6-2; Jennings and •' Pearse beat Ollivier and Sinclair, 4-6, | 7-5/~6-4. Ollivier and Sinclair were • leading 5 love in the second set. Thorn son and White beat Meek and Melody, 7-5, 6-1. I Only one game in the ladies' championship was decided, Miss F. Campbell defeating Miss Bagley, 9-2.

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THE PATHEPHONE. THE PATHEPHONE. This is a DISC MACHINE with A SAPPHIRE. Therefore requires no changing of needles, like other talking machines. This is a beautifully built machine. We have it in all styles. We invite your inspection. Sol e Agent for Wanganui District— J. UPTON, 165, VICTORIA AVENUE. Sole Agent for Dominion —Oscar Hewett and Co., Wellington. WANTED Known.—We have a sample lot of boots and shoes whidb we are clearing out below cost price. If you want a pair of Itoots and 6hoej really cheap, ask for these at Thorp's, •pposat* tihe English Church.