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Evening Post, Volume LXXIX, Issue 81, 7 April 1910, Page 8

"T>ETER PAN." "PETER PAN." SATURDAY NEXT, At 2 o'clock, GRAND FAREWELL MATINEE. In order that ALL CHILDREN MAY SES "PETER PAN," The Prices for Children on this occasion will be — FAMILY CniCLE and STALLS, 6d; DRESS CIRCLE and RESERVED STALLS, Is. Adults as usual. «X> E T E R P A N,*». At THE OPERA HOUSE, LAST THREE NIGHTS LAST THREE NIGHTS Of "PETER PAN!" "PETER PA NI" Interpreted by J. C. WILLIAMSON'S BRILLIANT COMPANY, THREE FAREWELL PERFORMANCES Of Barries GREAT FAIRY PLAY, "PETER, PAN!" "PETER PA N!" To niiaa seeing "Peter Pan" is to mizt an OPPORTUNITY of the RAREST KIND. — Melbourne Age. Plans Dresden. Day Sales Christeson's. Prices ss, 3s, 2s. Early Door Stalls and Family Circle, 6d extra. J. C. WILLIAMSON. mHE KING'S THEATRE. A 'Phone 3143. Proprietors, and under the Direction of T. J. West and Linley and Donovan. TO-NIGHT. TO-NIGHT. The Peerles3 and Pre-eminent WEST'S And ROYAL PICTURES ! PICTURES ! MAGNIFICENT NEW PROGRAMME Of the WORLD'S WONDERS, Consisting of SCENES IN MELBOURNE SCENES IN MELBOURNE (Exclusive Rights Held by West's Picture 3). ACCOMPANIED ON THE TOM TOM. ON THE REEF. THE CALL. THE EGYPTIAN MAID. A MIDSUMMER NIGHT'S DREAM. FOOLSHEAD GOES TO THE BALL. BENEATH THE GAS. Is. Dress -Circle and Front Stalls, 1«. 6d. Luxurious Back Stalls. 6d Box Plan at Abel's. Booking fee od. QPERA HOUSE. OPERA HOUSE. Sole Lessee ... MR. J. C. WILLIAMSON. Direction.. .Mß. WILLIAM ANDERSON. Direct from the King's Theatre, Melbourne. THE PICTURE THAT COST £1000. SIX NIGHTS ONLY. Commencing MONDAY NEXT, 11th AFRIL. MACMAHON AND CARROLL'S Marvellous Reproduction by Biograph of Marcus Clarke's Immortal Australian Convict Story, "FOR THE TERM OF HIS NATURAL LIFE," Which has already attracted 300,000 spectators throughout the Commonwealth. Graphically narrated by the well-known Actor, MR. ALFRED BOOTHMAX, Tho first part of the programme will hb devoted to a delightful series of th« very latest Living-Picture Surprises, embracing COMEDY, PHANTASY, AND DRAMATIC STORY. The Box Plan is NOW OPEN at the Dresden. Popular Pricep— D.O. and Res. Stalk, 2s; Back Stalls, Is: Family Circle, 6d. ST. THOMAS'S HALL NEWTOWN. STAR PICTURES! STAR PICTURES I TO-NIGHT ! TO-NIGHT ! . STAR PICTURES! STAR PICTURES! 1 0-NIGHT ! TO-NIGHT I And Every Evening. The Scales of Justice. Ascending Mount Blanc. 6^ Suffer Little Children. 1^ WELLINGTON LIEDERTAFEL. JpUBLIC CONCERT, On THURSDAY, 7th APRIL, In the CONCERT CHAMBER, TOWN HALL. ADMISSION ... TWO SHILLINGS. rpOWN HALL, WELLINGTON. FRIDAY AND SATURDAY, Bth, 9th APRIL. EMPIRE PICTURES! EMPIRE PICTURES! A Unique Series of Films, includingNAPOLEON ! NAPOLEON ! NAPOLEON ! NAPOLEON ! RUGBY FOOTBALL. ~"~ ATfiLETIC PARK. NEXT SATURDAY. GREAT SEVEN-A-SIDE TOURNAMENT! 22 ExcitiDg Games in One Afternoon. ALL WELLINGTON'S LEADING PLAYERS. + Commence at 1.45. Proceeds in Aid of Players' Accident Furd. Admission, 6d. Stand, 6d. Season Tickets, 21s ; Ladies', 10s 6d. W. G. TALBOT. Secretary. WELLINGTON CHORAL SOCTETyT* I Mr J. Maughan Barnett, Conductor. MEMBERS are reminded of the Practice in St. John's Schoolroom TO-MOR-ROW (Friday) EVENING, at 8 o'clock sharp, when the new music will be put into rehearsal. Intending new members are requested to attend at 7.30 p.m. WM. JNO. HUESTON, Joint Hon. Seo. ' EXHIBITION WELLINGTON ART CLUB. ART UNION FOR 1910. THE Picture Prizes aro now on view; at Messrs. Beadnall and Son's Gal'cry, Willis-street. Admission Free ! Admission Free ! The Drawing of Prizes will take placs in Beadnall's Gallery upon a dato which will be advertised shortly. A fow Tickets in the Art Union remain to bo sold. BALLRObM~DANCING! MRS. H. B. MASON'S Classes are held on MONDAY and WEDNESDAY EVENINGS, in her Private Hall. Proficiency e«nsured in six private lessons or one quarter at clae6. Term commences with pupil. Private Lessons arranged. Address — 86. Ghuznee-street, Next St. Peter's Church. "I^7 ANTED, an experienced' Barmaid, ut ~» once. Apply Princebs Theatre Hot«L Torv-streeU Oit*.