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Evening Post, Volume LXXIX, Issue 72, 28 March 1910, Page 8

QPERA HOUSE. OPERA HOUSB. Sole Lessee — Mr. J. C. Williamson. TO-NIGHT ! TO-NIGHT! And Evciy Night till Further Notice. Commpncing at 7.45 sharp. J. C. WILLIAMSON (In conjunction, with CHARLES FROHMAIS), Presents J. M. B.ARRIE'S WORLD-FAMOUS FANTASY, PETER PAN. PETER PAN. PETER PAN. SUCCESS IS NOT THE ACTUAL WORO | to apply to Saturday night's performance, because of its utter futility to oufficiently indicate the series of ovations whioh punc tuated the progress of "Peter Pan" from rise to fall of curtain. CHARMED WITH THE QUAINTNESS, WITH THE NOVELTY, ENTRANCED WITH THE STORY, And with all the TENDEREST EMOTIONS BROUGHT INTO ACTIVE PLAY, No wonder the audience "renewed their youth," revelled in the magnificent production, and at the end of each act demonstrated their appreciation by repeated curtain calls in such a way that the very building REVERBERATED WITH NERVEQUICKENING ENTHUSIASM. Plans at Dresden. Day Sales at Chri*, teson's. POPULAR PRICES-ss, 3s,^and 2s. Early Doors to Stalls and Family Circle, od Extra. ■ comiTlearly 7 or book your SLATS. 'PHONE 3143. rpHE KING^S THEATRE. Propriators, and under the Direction of 1. J. We?t and Linley and Donovan PERFECT PRODUCTION L> ° mnan - PERFECT PROJECTIONS PERFECT MUSIC, PERFECT COMFORT Nightly at the FA MOUS AND UNAPPROACHABLB WJKbX S And ROY AT PICTURES! PICTTJRESI The Present Series of Star Pictures, including FOOLSHEAD RECEIVES VISITORS THE DANCING GIRL OF BUTTS PARDNERS. THE RANCHMAN'S RIVAL. THE TERROR AND THE TERRIER. Can Only be Seen TO-NIGHT and TO-MORROW XIGHI On WEDNESDAY NIGHT WEDNESDAY NIGHT ANOTHER ALL-NEW STAR BILL ANOTHER ALL-NEW STAR BILL Of [ WEST-ROYAL EXCLUSIVE PICTURES I Will be Shown. Is. Dress Circle and Front Stalls. lg. 6d. Luxurious Back Stalls. 6d. Plan at Abel's. Booking Fee, 6d. After 12 to-day at the Theatre. "BESSES" AT ATHLETIC PARK ' "BESSES" AT ATHLETIC PARK FARE W E L~L~ CONCERT. AREW EL L CONCERT. In Wellington. THIS EVENING AT 8. "BESSES" AT ATHLETIC PARK. "BESSES" AT ATHLETIC PARK. THIS EVENING AT 8. Programme : March, "The President," J. Ord Hume. Overture, "Bohemian Girl," . . Balfo. Cornet Solo, "Dieam of Love," Millar _ , . (Mr. W. Ryder). Selection, "Liszt,"' ... arr. by N. Short Glee, "Shades of the Heroes," . Cooke. Euphonium Solo, "Fantastique," Winterbottom (Mr. E. P. Kerry). Selection, "Carmen," Bizet. Fantasia, "Great Britain," air. by H. Round. GENERAL ADMISSION. ONE SHILLING. ONE SHILLING. ONE SHELLING. Children Half-price. Grandstand It extra. Trams at Frequent Intervals for the Park, J setting down passengers at the gates. Direction J. and N. TAIT. PUSTBOTJRNE DRAMATIC SOCIETY AT DAY'S BAY PAVILION. ON SATURDAY, 26th, AND EASTEB MONDAY. "MISS CLEOPATRA." "MISS CLEOPATRA." A Fa-ce in Three Acts. Special steamer leaves Ferry Wharf (oa Monday night only) at 7.15, returning after performance. Prices — 3s, 2s, Is. Box Plan at Dreiden and Russell's Store, Rona Baj\ ST. THOMAS'S HALL. NEWTOWN. STAR PICTURES ! STAR PICTURES! TO-NIGHT (EASTER MONDAY), Complete Change of Programme, including the Great Pictorial Achievement, Shakespeare's Masterpiece, "OTHELLO." Admission, Is and 6d. i . — i. GRAND EASTER CARNIVAL RAND EASTER CARNIVAL AND FAXCY FAIR! AND FANCY FAIR! Proceeds in aid of CATHOLIC SCHOOL CHAPEL. WADESTOWN, FANCY DANCES, By 60 Children, Specially Trained. SIDE-SHOWS SIDE-SHOWS And AMUSEMENTS FOR ALL. AMUSEMENTS FOR ALL. Open Every Evening, 7.30 to 10.39. SYDNEY-STREET SCHOOLROOM, VICiORIA COLLEGE. OTUDENTS will be Enrolled on FRIDAY, Ist April. Professors will meet their Students at the hours noted beiow. — 5.15 p.m.— Address to Students by th« Chairman of the Professorial Board, Room VII. 5.45 p.m.— Professor Brown, Room VII. Professor Richmond, Boom 111. Professor Seeley, Chemical Leoture Room. 6.15 p.m. — ProfeFsor Mackenzie, Rcom VIII. 6.45 p.m.— Professor Picken, Room VII. Professor Adamson, Room IV. 7.15 p.m. — Professor Hunter, Room VIII. Professor Easterfield, Chemistry Lecture Room. 7.45 p.m.— Professor Yon Zedlitz, Room U, Mr. Cotton, Geology Laboratory | 8.15 p.m. — Mr. Wilson, Room I. Professor Kirk, Biology Lcctur* Room.' Students taking Education will meet Mr. Gray at the First Lecture on MOND\Y* 4th April. Students desiring to obtain Exemptioa ''from Lectures should make application for exemption forthwith. CHAS. P. POWLES, 1 Registrar.