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Evening Post, Volume LXXX, Issue 133, 2 December 1910, Page 8

LAST TWO NIGHTS OF PRESENT PROGRAMME. HIS MAJESTY'S THEATRE. [S MAJESTY'S THEATRE. Props John Fuller and Sons. FULLERS' PERFECT PICTURES. FULLERS' PERFECT PICTURES. AND FIRST-CLASS ORCHESTRA. POSITIVELY LAST TWO NIGHTS POSITIVELY LAST TWO NIGHTS THIS SPLENDID PROGRAMME. COMPLETE CHANGE MONDAY. COMPLETE CHANGE MONDAY. When we will have pleasure in presenting the latest and the pick of the Kinematograph art. LAST TWO NIGHTS UNCLE TOM'S CABIN, UNCLE TOM'S CABIN, To-night (Friday), To-morrow Night (Saturday), and at the MATINEE, SATURDAY AFTERNOON, UNCLE TOM'S CABIN. (12) OTHER STAR ITEMS. (12) Don't Miss the OpportunityD.C. and 0.5., Is; Stalls (fcip-up), 6d. Plan at Christeson"fs. 'Phone 3153. N.B. — On roquent trams stop at door. MATINEE TO-MORROW. Adults and Children 6d to all parts. m HEAT RE ROYAL. ■ Props., John Fuller and Sons. FULLER'S VAUDEVILLE COMPANY. TO-NIGHT! At 8. TO-NIGHT! Last • M'GRATH AND PAGE. 2 M'GRATH AND PAGE. Nights Ban joists, of THE JUGGLING GAZZES. this THE JUGGLING GAZZES. Programme THE JUGGLING GAZZES. HARRY SADDLER, BERYL GILMAN (Comedian). (Operatic Soprano). The GEORGE DEAN. Actor Vocalist, GEORGE DEAN. And Other Favourites. Prices— 2s and Is. Boxes, 21s. Box Plan at Theatre Office from 10 a.m. till 5 p.m. „ Telephone 2084. Doors open 7.15, commence 8 p.m. MOTHER AUBERT'S | MOTHER AUBERT'S GOLDEN JUBILEE CELEBRATIONS. GOLDEN JUBILEE CELEBRATIONS. mOWN HALL. TOWN HALL. SATURDAY, 3rd DECEMBER, 8 p.m. GRAND CONCERT 1 1. Organ Solo— Mr. D. A. Kenny 2. Song — Mr. E. Parkes 3. Song— Mies R. Van Staveren 4. Recitation — Mrs. Sutcliffo 5: Humorous Song— Mr. J. A. Dykes Interval. Presentation by His Exoellenoy Lord Islington to Mother Mary Aubert. 6. Organ Solo— Mr. D. A. Kenny 7. Song— Miss Eileen Ward 8. 'Cello Solo— Mr. F. R. Johnstons 9. Recitation— Miss L. Van Staveren 10. Song— Mr. James A. Doherty 11. Humorous Duet— Messrs. J. A. Dykeg and A. W. Newton Accompanists— Miss M. Montagu and Mr. D. A. Kenny. ; Box Plan at Dresden. 500 Reserved Seats, 2s 6d. 1000 2s Seats 1000 1000 Is Seats 1000 FRED. W. CROMBIE, Hon. Secretary, 14, Austin-st. BALLOONING EXTRAORDINARY! ALLOONING EXTRAORDINARY 1 DAY'S BAY. TO-MORROW AFTERNOON ! TO-MORROW AFTERNOON ! TO-MORROW AFTERNOON ! THE BEEBE BALLOON COMPANY 1 THE BEEBE BALLOON COMPANY! The World's Most Sensational Aeronauts. TREMENDOUS SUCCESS! Was the Unanimous Verdict of tho Thousands who journeyed to Day's Bay to witness this Marvellous Attraction on Wednesday. SATURDAY AFTERNOON, GRAND DOUBLE ASCENT And PARACHUTE RACE! PARACHUTE RACE! MR. SEBPHE v. MR. EASTWOOD. An Ack Never Performed by Any Other Aeronauts in Any Part of the World. RETURN FARE TO DAY'S BAY: Is 6d ; Children, 9d. Steamers will leave Ferry Wharf (circumstances permitting) at short intervals between 1.15 and 3 ii.m. i No waiting. v No delay. IS you don't catch one of tlie^e you'll have to swim across. rjp o~ vv n^ ii al i. SUNDAY NEXT! SUNDAY NEXT! GRAND SUNDAY PROGRAMME. WELLINGTON PROFESSIONAL ORCHESTRA (Conductor, Mr. Herbert Bloy), With tho Assistance of HIGH-CLASS VOCALISTS. HIGH-CLASS VOCALISTS. The Programme will bo of unusual excellence. Full particulars in to-morrow's issW. __ r ___ J- WOODWARD, Sec. ■^"ELLINGTON LETTER-CARRIERS' FOURTH ANNUAL PICNIc" DAY'S BAY, SATURDAY, 3rd DECEMBER. Boats leave 10.15, and Special Boat 12 o clock. See the P. and T. Champions on the track. Toys and Lollies for the Children. Watch for the GREAT BALLOON ASCENT AND THE JTickets, Is; Children, 6d. THE "MISSIONjf TO"~BEAMEN: TO-NIGHT ! (FREDAY) TO-NIGHT ! At 8 o'clock. MIRTH AND MUSIC, By WELLINGTON'S FAMOUS ARTISTS. Tickets at Dresden. A GARDEN PARTY, in aid of the funds of the Roseneath School will |be held in the tennis enclosure on SATURDAY AFTERNOON, 3rd December, 2.30 till 6. Fortune-tolling, Dancing, Songs, Etc. Admission Is, includes Afternoon Tea. HATAITAI BOWLING CLUbTITDT ■jl/TEMBERS are reminded that tho TO-MORROW (Saturday), at 2.15 p.m weather permitting. "' A full attendance is requested. Visiting bowlers and their lady friends nrc cordially invited. J._L._ARCUS, Secretary. WELLINGTON AMATEUR ATHI LETIC CLUB. TNTENDING Competitors aro reminded that Entries for tho events to bo decided at the W.A.A.C. Spring Sport* Catnival at the Basin Reserve on S VTUP, DAY, 10th DECEMBER, clobe TO-MOR-ROW (Saturday) EVENING, and may bo left with Messrs Kitto and Graham', J. H. Robinson and Son, A. J. Bloxam, J. B. Speed, and the undersigned FRED CREWES, Hon. Seo. *