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Evening Post, Volume LXXXIII, Issue 119, 20 May 1912, Page 8

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WILLIAMSON Pvo3<mt* Tho Distinguished Actrese, HILDA SPONG, HILDA SPONG, Supported by' WILLIAM DESMOND, And a COMPANY of 60 ARTISTS ia The Magnificent Dramatic Spectacle, EVERYWOMAN ! EVERYWOMAN ! EVERYWOMAN t Unquestionably the meet notable d*«» matio production yofc presented to playgoers of Wellington. EVERYWOMAN t By Walter Browne. Music by Georgo Whitetield Chad wick. SUMPTUOUSLY STAGED.' MAGNIFICENTLY DRESSED. BRILLIANTLY ACTED. An Ideal and Impressive Entertainment. Box Plans at tho Dresden. Day Sales at Chrteteson'®. * PRICES: Drees Circle and Reserved Stalls, 6s: Stalls, 3a; Gallery, le. Early Door Stalls, 6d extra; Early Door Gallery, Is extra. • TUESDAYTaBth MAY. FOR THE LAST 3 NIGHTS, . PASSERS-BY. PASSERS-BY. Touring Manager, JOHN FARRELL. rpHE KING'S THEATRE. A Props., West's Limited, and Linley »nd Donovan TO-NIGHT ! TO-NIGHT I ONLY AT WEST'S PEERLESS PICTURES I WEST'S PEERLESS PICTURES I Tho Divinely Royal and Magnificently Illustrious MADAME SARAH BERNHARDT MADAME SARAH BERNHARDT V In Dumas'e Soul-Stirring Emotional Drama, LA DAME AUK CAMELLIAS ! LA DAME AUK CAMELLIAS I LA DAME AUK CAMELLIAS t Bernhardt has ennobled ' the film and raised the photo-play to tho highest realm of art, and placed it in competition. on equal terms With the living stage ot sta-ts. NO< OTHER PICTURES LIKE THESE IN THE WORLD. As stirring as gun-fire. The. scenes bum into tiie imagination; so vivid, so packed with the passion, of the »oul reveal od bx that marvellous lady in this Play as Play*. Only to be Seen at WEST'S PICTURES, \ Prioos— le and 6d. Plan at Abel's and Thetke, Booking fe« 6d. 'Phone 3143. QTAR. THEATRE, NEWTOWN; WKST'S AND STAR KOTttRESt Lessees ... Hay-ward's, Ltd. Direction. Weef«, Ltd., and Hayward'e, Ltd TO-NIGHT. At 8 o'olook. TO-NIOHT. The Queen of the World's Stage, SARAH BEENHARDTI SARAH BERNHARDT I SARAH BERNHARDT! And' her Famous Company pceeenting LA DAME AUK CAMELLIAS I * LA DAME AUK CAMELLIAS t There never was in the world so wonderful and strange a love story. LA DAME AUK CAMELLIAS 1 Contains scene* that axe alive with, real pae&ion, incidents tbat will stir the blood of the coldest. It » superb. NAT PINKERTON AND THE BANK THIEVES. A TENDERFOOTS TROUBLES. A TENDERFOOT'S TROUBLES. CAPTAIN BARNACLE'S MESSMATES Prices — Is, 6d. QHORTT'S CONTINUOUS PICTURES ■ TO-NIGHT A TRIP TO THE POLE ! TO-NIGHT A TRIP- TO THE POLE ! TO-NIGHT A TRIP TO THE POLE t TO-NIGHT A TRIP TO THE POLE ! TO-NIGHT A TRIP TO THE POLE ! TO-NIGHT ' A TRIP TO THE POLE ! and A magnrfioently-colottred ex-TO-MORROW ciufeivß masterpiece, , TO-MORROW made by the eanie ni&k-TO-MORROW ore ftod outrivalling TO-MORROW that world-famed pic-TO-MORROW ture, A Trip to the. TO-MORROW Sun. See A TRIP TO TO-MORROW THE SOUTH POLE. TO-MORROW The most wonderful TO-MORROW picture yet pioduced. TO-MORROW Supported by a com-TO-MORROW ' ple*e and entirely new TO-MORROW programme of Evcfu-TO-MORROW eive Pkftam. Opon Daily from 11 a.m. to 11 p.m. Admission—Adults 6d, Children oct. ST. T^HOMAS^IIALLrN^BW^OW! Direction John Fuller and Rom. TO-NIGHT, at 8. FULLERS The Best- PICTURES! FULLERS' of All. PICTURES! Another Choice Collection of the World's' Best Productions, headed by ATTACKED B/ A LION. ATTACKED BY A LION. * - JACK TAR AMUSES HIS FRIENDS. JACK TAR AMUSKS HIS FRIENDS., THE DEPUTY AND THE GIRL. A WESTERN LOVE STORY. 1 - PATHE GA&ErrE, Etc. Prices — Adults 6d, Children 3d. -qTc~a~t"i"n~g "b~Tn«; The Recognised ' Homo of Perfect Piotm-M. Direction ,k>hti Fuller and Sows. _ Arriving with the English Mail This Afternoon. A GREAT NEW BUDGET , Of the Latest Works iv Pioturodom. FULLERS' , The Be«fc PICTURES I FULLERS' ot All. PICTURES'. THIS EVENING AT 8. A ouperb Selection of Wholesome Photoplays, headed by ATTACKED by.tvMON Gauwont't Gwnt ATTACKED by a LION Animal Play. DEPUTY AND THK GUM* • JACK TAR AMUSBS IIIS FRIBNDS. PATHE GAZKTTK. . " And Numerous Other*,. Orchestra SUils le, Stalk 6d. SKATING 1 SKATING.! KILBIRNIE SKATING RINK. Four Sessions daily, viz., 10 to V IS», 2.00 to S, 6 to 7 (learners' Musion, admission (o whioh is 6d, inchid. iug skates), 7.15 to 10 (Tuesday ovftnin** oxi'epted). Bund iv attendance every Evpning and Saturday Afternoon. Wednesday Evening—Hookey M*toh, Hutt v. WoliingUm. .). MATSOK, Proprietor. MRS. iTs. MASON, TEACHER OF BALLROOM DANCING. on Mondays and WcdnesV days, at fj p.m., in Private Hall, 86, Ghurnoc-stfeet, noar. St. Pater's Church. Private tuition by a-rrttUgcment. Proficiency onsurod iv SIX PRIVATB Loseous.' ■ ' ■