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Evening Post, Volume LXXXI, Issue 83, 8 April 1911, Page 6

QPERA HOUSE, Lessee J. C. Williamson, Sub-Lessee and Manager. ..Hugh J. Ward, GOOD-BYE TO THE WELLINGTON STAGE! TO-NIGHT ! (Saturday) TO-NIGHT ! And MONDAY NIGHT. POSITIVELY TWO MORE NIGHTS' ONLY. HUGH J. WARD'S HUGH J. WARD'S COMPANY OF COMEDIANS, COMPANY OF COMEDIANS, Including MISS GRACE PALOTTA, And Australia's Favourites, MISS CELIA CHILONI, MISS MAUD CHETWYND. Presenting A JOYOUS WHIRL OF FUN.' "SEVEN DAYS!" "SEVEN DAYS!" "SEVEN DAYS!"' 'A Three Hours' Bombardment of Merriment. TUESDAY, 11th APRIL. REVIVAL FOR ONE NIGHT ONLYj . Of that Much-discussed Comedy, "THE GIRL FROM RECTOR'S!" "THE GIRL FROM RECTOR'S!" "THE GIRL FROM RECTOR'S!" ""< It's a Snipper ! .WEDNESDAY AND THURSDAY, 12th and 13th APRIL, Two Farewell Nights. GRAND DOUBLE BILL, "THE SCARECROW!" "THE SCARECROW!" The Great Success of the Children's i Hospital Matinee, And a Revival of that Laugh of a . Lifetime, "A BACHELOR'S HONEYMOON!" "A BACHELOR'S HONEYMOON!" Box Plans at The Dresden. After 1 p.m. To-day, at Christeson's. Day Sales at Christe&on's. Prices— ss, 3s, Is. Usual Early Doors. W. A. LOW, Treasurer. OPERA HOUSE, Lessee J. C. Williamson. Sub-Lessee George Marlow, Ltd. Manager Stanley Grant Commencing SATURDAY NEXT, 15th APRIL. SATURDAY NEXT, 15th APRIL. MATINEE. MATINEE. MATINEE. MATINEE. EASTER MONDAY. First Presentation in Wellington of th« Famous, Sensational, and Remarkable Bedroom Drama, "THE BAD GIRL OF THE FAMILY," "THE BAD GIRL OF THE FAMILY," "THE BAD GIRL OF THE FAHILY>» By Frederick Melville. A Legitimate London Sensation, played for over 700 consecutive nights in the Aldwych Theatre, London, which has sefc the World's Metropolis agog, from the King in his Palace to tho Gamin in his Hovel. "THE BAD GIRL OF THE FAMILY," "THE BAD GIRL OF THE FAMILY,"Interpreted by GEORGE MARLOW'S BRILLIANT DRAMATIC COMPANY. Popular Prices— 3s, 2s, Is: Reserved S^ats 4s. Early Doors, Sixpence Extra Box Plans will be open at the Dresden on TUESDAY- NEXT, at 9 a.m. Day Sale will bo available at Christeson's. Touring Manager, Barney Levy. ST. THOMAS'S HALL, NEWTOWN. EVERY EVENING, at 8 p.m. STAR PICTURES ! Bettor than STAR PICTURES ! Ever Before. NEW PICTURES TWICE WEEKLY— Every Monday and Thursday. Last Night WARWICK CHRONICLE 1 Last Night LEAP FOR LIFE ! Last Night MANXLAND ! COMPLETE CHANGE MONDAY. T^OTE for Wednesday Half-hoHday and the weekly pleasure of Saturday shopping to housewives'. j T~H"E~FLIGHT~of REDWING t NEW BALLROOM DANCES. T AUREL Assembly, New Century Hall r iLJ Kent-terrace, Extended Night next THURSDAY to Invitation-holders. "Royal Two-Step" round dance, and "Princess Ena" square, to bo introduced, both by A. T. Brown, B.A.T.D. "Princess Ena" Ist prize, B.A.T.D. Sleeting, England. R. A. L. HERDMAN, M.P. for Wellington North, w ill Address his Constituents in the Concert Room of the' Town Hall, on. MONDAY EVENING NEXT, tho 10th inst., at 8 p.m. Subjects : Labour Legislation. The Need for a . Change of Government. SATURDAY HALF-HOLIDAY. ' ! A" MEETING of those desiring to, ■C* further the interests of the Saturday 1 Half-holiday Movement will be held in the Trades Hall on MONDAY, 10th APRIL f " at 8 p.m. F. REYLING, Secretary Trades ami Labour Council. mHE FLIGHT of _± ; REDWING I WELLINGTON AMALGAMATED SOCIETY OF MERCHANTS' ASSISTANTS. A GENERAL MEETING of tho above Society will be held in the Arcade (Socialist) Hall, 55a, Manners-street, on MONDAY EVENING, at 8 o'clock. A large attendance desired. G. G. FARLAND, Hon. Secretary. WELLINGTON CITIZENS' LEAGUE. GENERAL "MEETING. A GENERAL MEETING of the Wellington Citizens' League will ba held at the Wellington Chamber of Commerce, Customhouse-quay, on MONDAY NEXT, 10th inst., at 8 p.m. All members and intending members are requested to be present. Business : Selection of Candidates for City Council and Harbour Board Eleo-> tions. General. H. C. TEWSLEY, Chairman. kTngts "festival sports^ ' ■A LL Entries fov the above Sports -C3k CLOSE on MONDAY EA'EN INGNEXT, 10th April, 1911. Entries may be left with J. E. Fitz' geraW, Lambtbn-quay, or with the Secret tary, M. FORD, 68, Waliace-sfcreet. BALLROOM DANCING. MRS. H. B. MASON'S Classes are held on MONDAYS and WEDNES-' DAYS, in her Private Hall. Pupils taught the Latest Dnnces in Six Private Lessons or one quarter at Class. Private Lrssons arranged. Address — E6, Chuznec-street, near St. Peter's Church. TO TEACHERS OF DANCING, PIANO, etc. T>OULCOTT-ST. HALL (late Spilled JB3 has now been thoroughly Renovated,, and is available for above purposes during* daytime or evening. EDWARD ANDERSON AND CO., LTD , 68, Willia-Ptrert. "y'OTri "tor Wednesday Haff^oliday and the weekly pleasure of Saturday shopping to housewives. TriFTTLiGlFrof ~