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Evening Post, Volume LXXVII, Issue 111, 12 May 1909, Page 8

OPBRA HOUSE. Lesseo Mr. J. C. William Eon. 'Sub-Lessees,.. Rupert Clark, John Wren, Meynoll and Gunn. Managing Directore — Clyde Maynoll and John Gnnn. TO-NIGHT! (Wednesday) TO-NIGHT 1 And TO-MORJEW)W (Thursday), Tho Great Australian. Mining Drama. "A MINER'S TRUST," By Jo. Smith. SEE THE GREAT WRECK SCENE! A Triumph of Stago Realism. The Times say 6: — "'A Miner's Trust' gets away from these old stereotyped forms of dramatic expression. . . The wreck scene in the second act w«s a surprise. . . It was applauded vooiferousThe Dominion says: — "There are points about 'A Miner's Trust' that indicate a well-defined talent for the manufacture of. melodrama. The story is c sane one, and almost entirely free from those glaring extravagances . ." The Post says: — "It is impossible in such a. bald sketch to do full justice to what is a rare phenomenon — a drama that should please everybody. . . There is not a dull moment in. the play from tho prologue to the curtain." Play produced by C. R. Stanford. Popular Prices— 3s. 2s, and Is. Early Doors, 6d extra Box Plan at Dresden. Booking Fee, Is. Day Sales at Abel's, General Manager—C. R. Stanford. Acting Manager — Alec Verne. FRIDAY NEXT, A Brief Revival for Two Nights Only of tho Sweet Pathetic Play — _^THE LITTLE BREADWINNER!" HIS MAJESTY'S THEATRE. Lessees— Linley and Donovan rf^SfJE 1 * GR EAT PROGRAMME! TO-NIGHT! TO-NIGHTI THE ROYAL PICTURES! THE 'ROYAL PICTURES! For the First Time in Wellington THE GRAND NATIONAL of 1909, TnE GRAND NATIONAL of 1909, A Thrilling Picture ! The Bioscope's Best Achievement! Intensely Realistic ! LAUNCHING A FRENCH DREADNOUGHT ! MIRELLE! An Art MIRELLE ! Subject ! THE FEAR! THE FEAR ! THE FEAR I Drama by Michael Carre. Acted by M. Despontainee and company. from Odeon Theatre, Paris POMPEII: THE DEAD CITY! OUR Prices— ls and 6d. Plan Abel's. OPERA HOUSE. Lessee Mr. J. C. Williamson. Direction Mr. Harry Rickards. STARTING STARTING WEDNESDAY, 19th MAY. WEDNESDAY, 19th MAY WEDNESDAY, 19th MAY. MR. HARRY RICKARDS'S MAMMOTH COMPANY OF THE WORLD'S GREATEST STARS, Headed by the Famous PAUL The CINQUEVALLI! The Greatest CINQUEVALLI ! Greatest Juggler CINQUEVALLI ! Juggler on the CINQUEVALLI: on the Faco OINQUEVALLI ! Faco of the CINQUEVALLI ! of tho Earth! CINQUEVALLI! Earth! FRANK and JEN LATONA, America's Greatest Vaudeville Favouritea. LAWSON and NAMON, America's Foremost Specialty Artists. MACKINNON'S SCOTTISH MEISTERS A Brilliant Quartette of Scottish Vocalists. GUEST and NEWLYN, English Patter Comedians and Dancers. TOM DAWSON, the Popular Comedian. FANNY POWERS, Comedienne. NELLIE MAUNSELL, Contralto. ARTHUR HARRIS, Baritone. PRICES— Dress Circlo and Orchestral Stalls — Reserved 4s, Unreserved 3s; Stalls and Family Circlo 2s; Pit, Is. Early Doors, 6d extra. Plans open on FRIDAY at the Dresden. M. MARCUS, Touring Manager. f^TELLINGTON ASSOCIATION OF VV SPIRITUALISTS (Registered). NEW CENTURY HALL, KENT-TER. THIS (WEDNESDAY) EVENING' 12th MAY, 1909, At 8 o'clock. MESSAGES ! MESSAGES! MESSAGES! MRS. ELISE STUMP F, (Of Lilly Dale, New York) Will devote the whole evening to giving Spirit Messages. Admission — 6d and Is. JTNIVERSAL MILITARY TRAINU ING. A PUBLIC MEETING Will be held at 8 p.m. THURSDAY NEXT, 13th MAY. In CONCERT CHAMBER (TOWN HALL), To urge the Government to adopt a system of Universal Military Training. His Worship the Mayor will preside, and the Hon. R. M'Nab, Messrs. A. R. Atkinson, R. C. Kirk, and R. M'Kenzie will' speak. THE No. 3 CO-OPERATIVE BUILDING SOCIETY OF WELLINGTON. nnHE Thirteenth Annual General MeetJL ing of the Society will be held in the Society's Office, 33, Willis-street, oa THURSDAY, 20th MAY, 1909, at 8 p.m. Business : To Receive Report and Balance-sheet Elect three Directors, one Auditor And General Business. Messrs. G. F. Browne, C. Monaghan, and P. Watt retire from the Directorate in accordance with the requirements of Society's rules, and being eligible offer themselves for re-election. Candidates for election to the- Directorate are required to give written notice to the Secretary at least seven days before y^e day of election of intention to becomo candidates. J. CREWES, Secretary. WELLINGTON ACCOUNTANT STU DENTS' SOCIETY. MEMBERS are reminded of the Monthly Meeting to be held THIS (Wednesday) EVENING, in the Chamber of Commerce, at 7.45 p.m. Subject— "The Form of Published Accounts," by Mr. Ernest W. Hunt, F.1.A..N.Z. J. L. ARCUB, Hon. Sec. TRINITY COLLEGE OF MUSIC, LONDON. PRACTICAL EXAMINATIONS, 1909. THE latest date of entry for the above is fixed as 25th inst. Forms and full particulars at the office of the College, "Beggs," Willis-street. CHARLES T. CIMINO, Local Secretary. BALLROOM DANCING MRS. H. B. MASON'S Method of Instruction ensures Proficiency in ONE QUARTER at Class or in SIX PRIVATE LESSONS. Classes are hold on Mondays and Wedj nesdays, at 8 p m., in her Private Hall, 86, Ghuznee-street, next St. Peter's Church. Term commences with pupil. Private Lessons arranged. MISS JEN. LATONA'S SONGS (Rickards's Vaudeville Co.)— "I'M AFRAID TO GO HOME IN THE DARK" -.Supply duo Wednesday). "WIIACK-FOL-THE-DIDDLE-OL" and "WAKE UP ! NEW ZEALAND." WE have the following in bto'ck :—"lf: — "If I Should Plant a Tiny Seed of Love," "Somebody that You Know and I Know, Too," "Every Little Bit Added to What You've Got Makes a Little Bit More," "I'm Going to TaKo You Back to Old Killarnoy." Genuine Successes, Every One. SIXPENCE EACH. POSTED 7d CHAS. BEGG AND CO., LTD., 113, Willis-street, Wellington.