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Evening Post, Volume LXXXIX, Issue 112, 13 May 1915, Page 2

HIS MAJESTY'S THEATRE, Courtonay-place. 'Phone 165. TO-NIGHT, at 8. SATURDAY, 2.30. A GREAT CARNIVAL OF LAUGHTER THE GREAT . REVUE BOOM. The vast theatre packed to the doors nightly. Hundreds turned away. Stupendous Success of PAUL J. STANHOPE,^ The Clever and Popular Comedian, and MISS FRITZEE DE GUY, The Brilliant Comedienne and Vocalist. .. Last Three Nights of THIS IS THE LIFE One of the greatTHIS IS THE LIFE est triumphs ever THIS IS THE LIFE known in WolTHIS IS THE LIFE lington. A new and distinct Stage Novelty. VIVACIOUS AND FASCINATING. An Absolutely Delightful Entertainment. Its Refreshing Charm and Variety BRIMFUL OF FUN. Sparkling with New and Novel Items. Gay Duets. Remarkable Dances. OUR SECOND GRAND REVUE. Another Brilliant Production. FUN ON A FARM Monday Evening FUN ON A FARM Next. Book your Seats at The Bristol — 2s, Is 6d, and Is. Booking 6d extra. Doors, i.is. ¦piVERYBODiY, 'S. To Secure a Good Seat be Early. DAILY' FROM NOON. TWO STARRING ATTRACTIONS. TWO STARRING ATTRACTIONS. The London Film Company's Elaborate Production of Hugh Conwayis Thrilling Novel CALLED BACK ! Follows CALLED BACK V closely CALLED BACK ! the CALLED BACK ! grand CALLED BACK ! old drama. ..An absorbing and powerful dramatic subject, portraying in 3650 feet the villainies of Dr. Ceneri_ and his coconspirator Paolo Macari. And A Feast of Hilarity at KEYSTONE'S STAR COMEDY, KEYSTONE'S STAR COMEDY, Which features ¦ CHARLES CHAPLIN. ' Up-to-date CHARLES CHAPLIN. Worker. CHARLES CHAPLIN. Who is not a Padereweski, but a piano remover, In HIS MUSICAL CAREER! HIS MUSICAL CAREER! HIS MUSICAL CAREER! Chaplin's funnyisms must make you laugh. Fifteen minutes of screams and shrieks. ILL-FATED LUSITANIA. Close views of the vessel. GAUMONT GRAPHIC (Topical). LAKE KATRINE (.Scenic). Prices — Adults 6d, Children 3d. QHOETT'S THEATRE. The Home of Perfectly-projected Pictures TO-NIGHT ! TO-NIGHT 1 The Biggest Thing Ever Seen in Moving Pictures. It is the Talk of Wellington. Every Day Inoreases Its Popularity. BE EARLY! BE EARLY! Hundreds Unable to _ Gain Admission Last Night. Geo. R. Sims's Mammoth Production — "IN THE RANKS !" "IN THE RANKS!" "IN THE RANKS 1" "IN THE RANKS!" "IN THE RANKS!" "IN THE RANKS!" Positively the la3t three nights of this superb production. AND A MAGNIFICENT SUPPORTING PROGRAMME. WELLINGTON QUEEN CARNIVAL. NEW ZEALAND PATRIOTIC SOCIETY. Combined Sports Candidate: Nurae Everitt. MONSTER PUBLIC MEETING, To be held at V.M.C.A. ROOMS ON WEDNESDAY NEXT, the 16th inst., 7.30 p.m. NURSE EVERITT WILL BE PRESENT _ All Club Members of all sports and pastimes, and also all sympathisers, supporters, and particularly LADY supporters, are earnestly urged to attend. ASSIST WELLINGTON'S SPLENDID EFFORT To provide for relief of our returning soldiers, and sailors incapacitated and their widows and dependents. Rugby, League, Association Football, Hockey, Tennis, Cricket, Swimming, Athletics, Golf, Bowling, Boxing, Lacrosse, Baseball, Yachting, Rowing, must all be represented. , BE THERE ! ALFRED A. BENNETT, Baker's Building, Feotherston-street, Acting Hon. Secretary, Combine's Sports Candidate Committee. / [ HELP THE WELLINGTON PROVINCE ADEEN CARNIVAL To be Held in NEWTOWN PARK, WELLINGTON, On 3rd JUNE (KING'S BIRTHDAY). ITS PURPOSE IS TO RAISE FUNDS FOR THE ASSISTANCE OF DISABLED SOLDIERS AND SAILORS, AND TO HELP SUPPORT THE DEPENDENTS OF THOSE WHO LOSE THEIR. LIVES. Our troops are doing their duty nobly, and the public can show appreciation of their work and sacrifices by supporting the CARNIVAL. The people of your district are invited to form a local committee. On application, the organiser. Professor Cardston, will offer suggestions regarding the assistance that may be given. Gifts of any kind aro invited for sale at the Carnival. Those who cannot give money may possibly donate moat, vegetables, game, poultry, fruits (fresh and preserved), handicrafts, and produce of all kinds. Anything than can be sold will make a welcome donation. No gift in money or goods will be too large or too small. The Carnival will ha.vc the support of the Prime Minister, _ Sir Joseph Ward, and all the leading citizens of Town and Country, Hundreds of willing workers are already engaged upon preparations. YOU CAN HELP BY (1) Joining the local committee. (2) Working for a "Queen of the Carnival" Candidate. (3) Donating money or" goods. Particulars obtainable from THE NEW ZEALAND PATRIOTIC SOCIETY (Wellington Branch), 11, Grey-street, Wellington. H. G. HILL, Chairman. JOS. LEWIS, Secretary. WELLINGTON QUEEN CARNIVAL. YOUR KING AND COUNTRY NEED YOU. 1 A LL Boys willing to assist in making Wellington's Queen Carnival a huge success are invited to meet Professor Cardston at the V.M C.A., Willis-street, TO-NIGHT (THURSDAY), at 7.45. V. MIDDLETON, Secretary, Boys' Committee. ALANCE-SHEETS, Reports, Articles of Association, etc., printed expeditiously ax The Evening Post Genortl PftfitiUfif H0U«8.