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Wanganui Herald, Volume LI, Issue 15128, 24 January 1917, Page 1

AmuisnwnU. HIS MAJESTY’S; Our Maguificient Filins Finish To-night. Make a strong point' of seeing DAPHNE AND THE PIRATE Which is a real Triumph Drama. FULLER’S PREMIER ORCHESTRA. Will play Special Selections from . ‘’CARMEN,” ‘.‘XL TROV.ITOEE,” “L’ARLE’SIENNE” (Bizet), and ‘TO-NIGHT’S THE NIGHT.” TO-MORROW EVENING AT 8. World’s Films’ World’s Success WM A. BRADY’S Terrific- Drama. Far, Tory far, in-advance of “WOMAN AND WINE.” “THE PERILS OP DIVORCE.” “THE PERILS OF DIVORCE.” A Magnificent 5-part Photo-play. . Prices, 6d, and Is. Reserves at the Theatre Is 6d. ’Phone 863. ' Last Day and Night of WORLD’S FILMS Enthralling Play— HER GREAT HOUR. And 5 other Delightful Subjects. “EVERYBODY'S.” TO-MORROW at 2. TO-MORROW. Not merely a Dominion Success, A WORLD’S TRIUMPH That startled the universe! LOIS WEBER’S Beautiful. Theme, THE NAKED TRUTH. Vitalised with rare artistry in HYPOCRITES. A chaste HYPOCRITES. and HYPOCRITES. beautiful allegory HYPOCRITES. delicately defined.. THE MIRROR OF LIFE. Starring MARGARET EDWARDS. c> AUTHOR’S PREFACE: ■’ “When I produced ‘Hypocrites’ I in.ew, though' I never meant it to jbe fogardecf'in -that way, thpt baser instincts Avbuld send numy,-ineu ta’the 'jßclure”These men suddenly forbid a searchlight thrpwn ujjdnr th»in* own ccmMiences/"—Lois Whbhfv '• V l */ IN PRICES. TO ALL. P/ Reserves at the Theatrc.'’J<s£r< ”<5.o P E E. A H O It ' S E. Direction: J. C. Williamson, Ltd, A Most Joyful Occasion. NEXT MONDAY AND TUESDAY J. C. WILLIAMSON, LTD., Present ’ their now famous NEW ENGLISHNEW ENGLISH MUSICAL COMEDY COMPANY. MUSICAL COMEDY COMPANY. 100—ARTISTS—100. 100-ARTISTS—IOO. Including C. H. Workman Dorothy Rrunton Fred Maguire Maud Fane . Alfred Frith Marie Eaton -Field Fisher Ethel Morrison Chris. Wren . Madge Elliott William Greene Cecil Bradley Claude Bantpck Violet Hooper., Edgar Warwick Irene Jd4es i Ronald -McLeod Rene Connelly . ...... CONNIE EDISS - (Principal Comedienne from the London Gaiety), IN TWO STUPENDOUS COMIC OPERA PRODUCTIONS. MONDAY NIGHT NEXT. Initial Production in Wanganui of the Stupendous London Gaiety Theatre Production, TO NIGHT’S THE NIGHT. Full of all the Attractive Features which are made to banish dull care and to brighten the atmosphere! NEXT TUESDAY NIGHT, The Stupendous, Mirth-provoking, Sweetly Pretty, Delightfully Tuneful, and Exquisite Comic Opera Success, SO LONG, LETTY. Which, despite the war and other adverse elements, has broken all known records in Sydney, Melbourne, and New Zealand. MAGNIFICENT BALLETS. Grand Opera Orchestra. PICTURESQUE CHORUS. Splendid Staging. GOREOUS COSTUMES. Alluring Music. Prices —6s, 4s, and 2s, No early doors. Box Plans open at H. I. Jones and Son’s on FRIDAY' NEXT, at 9 a.m. WHY HAVE GREY HAIR? USE BLAND’S VEGETABLE HAIR DYE ‘ (PERFECTLY HARMLESS) Made in following Shades:—Blonde, Light Brown, Brown, Dark Brown, and Black. Being a Vegetable Dye it gives no unsightly greenish shade to the hair, which is the chief objection to all metallic dyes. Price, 3/6 Bottle (3/9 Posted.) SOLE AGENTS FOR WANGANUIUNITED FRIENDLY SOCIETIES’ DISPENSARY, 65a GUYTON STREET. Wanganui. WE SUPPLY' THE GENERAL PUBLIC as well as Members P.O. Box 335. Telephone 860. NEW GOODS AT OLD PRICESSHIPMENT JUST LANDED. FINLAY’S SCOTCH SHEETINGS. Marple Home-spun SHEETINGS. 40-inch Old English CAMBRICS. Horrockses’ Caliioes and Lawns. Horrockscs’ White Flannelette. 40-inch Cream Wincey Weatc. 40-inch Cream KREMI.AINE. -10-inch Cream RADIANT AS. F. E. EVERETT, Sample Rooms, 70 KEITH STREET. ’Phone 1216. To be Published in September, 1917. STONE’S WELLINGTON, HAWKE’S BAT, AND TARANAKI Commercial, Municipal, and General DIRECTORY. And New Zealand Annual, 1917. Twenty-seventh Year of Publication. Edited by John Stone. Koval Bvo., containing about 1200 pages, together with numerous maps, corrected to date, the whole handsomely bound in cloth, gilt lettered. Price: If ordered before publication, 15a; after publication. 17s 6d. STONE, SON. AND CO., LTD., Printers and Publishers, Anzac Square, DUNEDIN; And at Christchurch and Wellington. London: H. J. King-Potter and Co., 6ft Ludgaie Hill. E.C.