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Evening Post, Volume LXXXIII, Issue 102, 2 May 1911, Page 8

HIS MAJESTY'S THEATRE. I Props., John Fuller and Sons. | The Recognised Home of Perfect Pictures \ FULLERS' PICTURES ! The Beet FULLERS' PICTURES! of All. CHANGE TWICE WEEKLY— Regularly Every Monday and Thursday. Still Another MAGNIFICENT PROGRAMME. Tho LATEST, BRIGHTEST, and BEST Subjects released by tho World's Standard Makors. TO-NIGHT and TO-MORROW NIGHT, Last Two Nights THE LIGHT IN THE WINDOW. TEMPLE OF NIKKO. THE GIUL OF THE WEST. TONY THE GREASER.o WARWICK EVENTFUL BERTIE'S I CHRONJCLE. EVENING. BANDIT. How Winter Decorates Nature. AUTOMATIC ARABIAN TONTOLINI MOTORIST. POTTERY. IS SAD. And Others. D.C. and 0.5., Is ; Stalls (tip-up), 6d. Plan at Christeson's. 'Phono 3153. FrrH~TOTT~R~E rTyTI FULLER'S HUGE VAUDEVILLE CO. HUGE PROGRAMME 1 This Week. HUGE PROGRAMME! The Very Beet. MAUD FANNING ! The Greatest Coon MAUD FANNING! Impersonator Alive ARTHUR The Always Popular ELLIOTT! Comedian and End Man. ELLIOTT SISTERS 1 Daintiest Darlings ELLIOTT SISTERS! in Vaudeville/ JULES GARRISON AND HIS TWO ROMAN MAIDS Bob Lloyd, Mai Belle, Brightie Carlisle, Jim Marion, The Khodesburyß, Tim Howard, Jessie 'Eee, Rupert Cuthbert, May Dahlborg, The Dashing Gibson Girls, ana Mabel Lymio. Pricoß -as usual. Plan Dresden. THEATRE ROYAL. Props,, John Fuller and Sons. For a limited season of FOURTEEN NIGHTS, commencing THURSDAY, ,Ith MAY, Messrs. John Fuller arid Sons have muoh* pleasure in introducing to their patrons A GIGANTIC ANIMAL NOVELTY, In First Appearance of BARNOLD'S ANIMALS! BARNOLD'S ANIMAL ACTORS! BARNOLD'S ANIMAL ACTORS! BARNOLD'S ANIMAL ACTORS 1 ,(By arrangement with Harry Rickard^l". The Troupe consists of 13 Doge, 8 Monkeys, and 1 Cat, is headed by DAN, THE DRUNKEN DOG! DAN, THE DRUNKEN DOG I DAN, THE DRUNKEN DOG I And presents a One-act Pantomime— "A HOT TIME IN DOGVILLE." "A HOT TIME IN DOGVILLE." The Utmost LIMIT of Animal SAGA"CITY. A DELIGHT for young and old. REMEMBER! The most expensive and greatest vaudeville act ever seen in New Zealand will appear on THURSDAY, 4th MAY. i For positively FOURTEEN NIGHTS only. Special Prices for- Season— D.C. andOiS., 3s. Back Stalls, 2s. Plan at Dresden. Booking, 6il-extra. npHEATRE ROYAL. At 2.30 NEXT SATURDAY. At 2.30 At 2.30 NEXT SATURDAY. At 2.30 'MATINEE Great MATINEE MATINEE Children's MATINEE MATINEE Treat 1 MATINEE BARNOLD'S BARNOLD'S WONDERFUL ANIMAL AND ACTORS! DB UNKEN DAN l DRUNKEN DAN ! Matinee prices— 2s and Is. Children half-price to all parts. Doors open 2 p.m. Overture 2.30. 17»ULLER'S SKATING RINK. A 1 NOW OPEN FOR THE SEASON. Season Tickets— Gents' £2 2s, Ladies' 30s. General Admission— Gents Is, Ladies 6d. Ball-bearing Skates Is. Flooraga to patrons with own skates 6d. Morning Session (private tuition), 12 to 1. Afternoon, 2.30 to 5 p.m. Beginne-rs* Session,^ to 7 p.m. Evening 7.30 to 10 o'clock. P<ATHOLIO BAZAAR 1 VJATHOLIO BAZAAR! i i TOWN HALL ! TOWN HALL! LAST NIGHT 1 LAST NIGHT! DRAWING ART UNION. DRAWING ART RAFFLES. AUCTION SALE OF UNSOLD GOODS. EVERYTHING MUST BE DISPOSED OF. Doors open 7 p.m. ADMISSION (including Chance in Art Union), Is. HOME RULE FOR IRELAND^ HOME RULE FOR IRELAND. m O W N HALL. WEDNESDAY, 3rd MAY, at 8 p.m. AN ADDRESS In Aid of the HOME RULE FOR IRELAND FUND Will be delivered by MESSRS. R. HAZLETON, M.P., W. A. REDMOND, M.P., and J. T. DONOVAN, LL.B. (Envoys of the Irish Nationalist Party). COLLECTION IN AID OF THE FUND Admission — 3s, 2s, Is. Tickets obtainable at Dresden, Whittaker Bros., and M. O'Kane's, Boulcottstreet. Seats may be reserved at tho Dresden. J. BURKE, Hon. Sec. WELLINGTON CRICKET ASSOCIATION. ART *UNION. fT\HE Drawing of the, Art Union which ■*■ was to havo taken place on Friday, sth May, 1911, has now, with the consent S of the Minister of Internal Affairs, been POSTPONED until WEDNESDAY, sth JULY, 1911. • CHAS. E. STEVENS, Hon. Secretary. MORRIS-TUBE RIFLE ASSOCIATION A MEETING of the above Association jljL will be held in the New Zealander Hotel TO-MORRO\V EVENING -(Wednesday), at 7.30 o'clock sharp. All Delegates are requested to attend. v G. WINCHCOMBE, ' Secretary.