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Evening Post, Volume LXXXII, Issue 46, 23 August 1911, Page 8

■ftlte MAJESTY'S THEATRE ps "iSr NmHT nd St>1 "' LAST NIGHT OI Our Present Greal Progtamm*. Variety and Brigbfene* FTJLLERfi' Th« B««t PIOTORE3 FULLERS' Of All. PICTURES Last MADELINE'S REBELLION. Night The Great Centipede, Last PEACE OFFERING. iNight Meritii 1 Viewi n' NaM«» L«t FASCINATING BAChSIOR. Night v Ahimated Gftßette . La^t BRIDE OF MESSINA, Night Cpwboy'a {SBcrifiCß. And Numerous Others, D.C. »nd 0.8., Ibs Stalls (tip-utt), 6d Phn a* Chriflteß&n's. 'Phohe3l63. PULLERS' THeTtRfT*~RQYAL TERRIFIC SUCCESS. STARR, AND LESLIE! STARR AND^LESLIE! Mere words fail to convey ahy idea of ib TREMEND&US _ , STORM OF ENTHUSIASM which greeted the conclusion of th STAR Act last night, which include marvellous juggling, sihging, gloriou comedy; m fact an avalanche of clever ness all through this act. A REALLY GREAT ACT. KELDINE AND KLIMO, , „ , . KELDINE AND KLIMo! England's Premier Trick and Coined Cyclists. An Act Well Worth Seeing, HARLAND AND ROLLISON, Star American Eccentric Musical Aol who introduce new act this week. _„ Reappearance 'of MAY DAHLBERG, Refined Soubrette Descriptive Vocali«t, Rupert cuthbert. Ahd many other artists of recognised re pute in a programme which has not beel surpassed. Prices— 2s and Is. Plan Dresden. FpttE KING^ THEATRE Propp., West's, Pictures, Ltd., mm Lmley ahd Donovan. TO-NIGHT I TO-NIGHT 1 . . THK CROOKED ROAD, etc Prices— ls ahd 6d. Plan kb Abel's. GRAND COMPLIMENTARY BENEFII YOUNG AUSTRALIA MSAOUsT* Under the direction of West's Pictures, _ „ Ltd., and A. Linlev. TO-NIGHT! TO-NIGHT! BOY BOY T.A.L. BAND! ENTERTAINERS 42 PERFORMERS! 42 • Including LESLIE MARTIN, Violinist DAVE TOBIN, Vocalist THE PIERROTS E. MACMAHON, Coihettist „„., . And otherß, ih their GREAT OVERSEA PROGRAMME! GREAT OVERSEA PROGRAMME ) Ahd • WEST'S PICTURES, LIMITED, WEST'S PICTURES, LIMITED, In a Superior Programme of Cinemnto' grams, including EAST LYNNE ! EAST LYNNE ! EAST LYNNE! 50 GREAT SCENES! 3d 30 . , GREAT SCENES ! 3C Prices— 2s, h, 6d. Plan at Dresden. ._ v QPUA h^ HO U.S B , Under the Management of William * Anderson. POPULAR PRICJS3«3?, fe, ahd Is. • THE CHANCE OF A LIFETIME 1 THE CHANCE OP A LIFETIME » NAT GOULD'S REALISTIC SPORTING DRAMA, Will be Presented, for the First Time its Wellington, MONDAYfNEXT. MONDAY NEXT. On ah Exceptional Scale of Oompletehes* and Magnificence by the Full Strength oi WILLIAM ANDERSON'S FAMOUS DRAMATIC ORGANISATIONS Lyttelton Times, 7th August: — "Ac s sporting fare 'The Chance of a Lifetime' must be pronounced a success,, the piece is well mounted and well played, ahd it highly and commendably moral in its action." THE CHANCF. OF A LIFETIME! A Sporting Drama for a Sportihg Public THE ASCOT GOLD CUP. A SURE TIP! PUT YOUR MONEY ON TRIXIE. PRICES— 3s, 2s, and Is. Early doort 6d extra. Box Plan at the Dresden. Day Sales tit Abel's. NEW ZEALAND SOCIETY OF ACCOUNTANTS, COUNCIL ELECTION, MEMBERS are reminded that Voting Papers must reach the Secretary or or before FRIDAY, the 25th\inst. PROXIES. Proxios must reach the Registered Offiei not later than SATURDAY, the 26tl ltlSb| ERNEST W. HUtfT, Secretary) 168, Peatherßton-street. Wellington, 17th August, 1911, WELLINGTON NORTH ELECTION, NORTHLAND. MR. A. L. HERDMAN, M.P., the Reform Candidate, will v Address th? Elector." of Northland and District at tht Methodist. Schoolroom, Northlßlul, oil MONDAY EVENING, the 28th instant, Chair to be taken at 8 o'clock. ALL Creditor* of MR.. WALTKB J\ KF/AY, late of the Hunteryiile E* press, are teqticsled to fiend in theit Claims to the undesigned in detail, ac eomtmnipd by &\voin statement of correct' no.»s, before Bth SEPTEMBER , to enabh them to participate in ft dividend ftboitf to bo paid to Crcditoi?, otherwise th« Claim, will Mgjpi^^ Cite of A D. Willis, Wangtnui, Have •A SPLENDID SELECTION A Of VIOLINS ANT) ACCOEDEONS. PRICES fiom 7s 6d. WF, INVITE YOl> TO IN&WSCT OUR. &TOCK. CHAS. BlSGrG&OO^I-TJ)., lit, .WllJ.lS.SliUiii'i\

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