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Evening Post, Volume LXXXIII, Issue 71, 23 March 1912, Page 8

THEATRE ROYAL. Props., John Fuller and Sons. BRILLIANT NEW PROGRAMME! BRILLIANT NEW PROGRAMME! TO-NIGHT! At 8. TO-NIGHT!-TO-NIGHT ! At 8. TO-NIGHT ! NEW ACTSI NEW ARTISTS! GRAND NEW FIRST PART. Scenery Supplied by a Leading London Firm. A GORGEOUS SPECTACLE. Direct from England. KING AND MILLARDI KING AND MILIiAKDI KING AND MILLARDI KING AND MILLARDI England's premier Comedy' and Dramatic Skeieh Aitists. HUGO AND OLGA! HUGO' AND OLGA! HUGO AND OLGA! (Direct from America.) The Prettiest Juggling Act yet seen on any Vaudeville Stage, OLGA LEAR ! First Appparanco OLGA LEAIi ! Chic Serb. Firfct Grand Change by ROY RENEt tho great Hebrew BOY RENE ! Impersonator. ROY RENE! If you don't want to laugh, go out before HIS TURN! ,• Complete Change by OUR DOUBLE VAUDEVILLE COMPANY! Dress Circle and 0.5., 2s; Stalls, Is. Plan at Dresden (Booking only 6d extra). This Afternoon, Theatre, from 2.30 to 5 o'clock. SKATING Direction RINK. KATING John Fuller & Sons. RINK. TO-NIGHT, at 8. FULLERS' The Best PICTURES FULLERS' of all. PICTURES Tho Final Screening of our Present Brilliant Programme. FRONTIER GIRL'S COURAGE, , FRONTIER GIRL'S COURAGE, Lust Night DEACON DIBBS 1 A Comedy DEACON DIBBS ! Of Comedies. REGENERATION, Vitagraph's Latest Success. The Boot-Logger ! Derbyshire I PATHE'S .AUSTRALIAN GAZETTE. A VISIT TO KHAMA'S COUNTRY! And Numerous Others. Orchestra Stalls, 1b; Stalls, 6d. COMPLETE NEW PROGRAMME MONDAY NEXT, Comprised of tho latest Star Film releases p A RTS T H E^lTeTb Location Opposito Veitch and Allan's, Ingestre'street (late Bijou). Under entirely New Management, PARIS PRIZE PICTURES AND ORCHESTRA! TO.NIGHT At 8. TO-NIGHT TO-NIGHT At 8. TO-NIGHT SATURDAY, 23rd MARCH. PRIZES, PICTURES, AND MUSIC. TO-NIGHT ! The Two Fugitives. Conquering Carrio. THE SOUL OF VENICE. LA JACUERRI, A Tale of tho French Revolution. OH, YOU WIVES! Etc, Ej;o., Eto. EXTRAORDINARY~"pRIZE SPECIAL. A Prize awaits tho Man, Woman, or Child who attends our opening performance THIS EVENING, and on entering tho building BUbmits In writing an answer to tho following question: — "How the Management or tho Prize Pictures may 'give a Prize Every Performance to one^member of the audienoe without infringement of tho Gaming and Lotteries Act?" All answers to be accompanied by full name. Remember — For the best answer to this question v gold watoh and chain, value £7 10s, will be given. POPULAR PRICES— D.O. and 0. Stalls, Is; Back Stalls, 6d. Reserved Seat*, 6d extra. WELLINGTOrT"ciTY COUNCIL; ■ TOWN HALL. TO-NIGHT (Saturday), 23rd MAROH, At 8 o'clock. ORGAN RECITAL By MR. MAUGHAN BARNETT, City Organist. Vocalist— Mr. C. H. STEPHENS. SPECIAL REQUEST PROGRAMME. Admission— Sixpenoe and One Shilling. R.TAIT, Aoting Town Clerk. 22nd Maroh, 1912. ___^ fJTOWN HALL! TOWN HALL! SUNDAY NIGHT. SUNDAY NIGHT. 24th MARCH, 1912. WELLINGTON WELLINGTON PROFESSIONAL ORCHESTRA! PROFESSIONAL ORCHESTRA! (Conductor, Mr. Herbert Bloy.) Overture— "Bohemian Girl" Balfe Entr'aote— "Loin dv Bal Gillet "The Mill" Raff Two Hungarian Dances "Brahms Song— "A So/!fe of Thanksgiving Allitson MR. R. BISHOP. March— "Turkish Patrol" Michaolis Overture — "Raymond" Thomaß Silver Coin Collection. Concert 8.30 p.m. J. WOODWARD, Secretary^ qTHE GARRISON . BAND ■"• L At DAY'S BAY. SUNDAY, 24th MARCH, 1912, At 3.15 p.m. PROGRAMME : March— "Captivator" (J. H. White) .Serenade — "Summer Breezes" (M. Bayer) ' Overture— "Martha" (arranged W. Run1 mer) Slow March— "Solforino" (R Marie). By requebt Interval. Quick Stop— "Foarloss Footsteps" (W. Rimmer) Overturo — "Vanessa" (W. Etheriiigton) Intermeiizo— "Queen Elizabeth" (J. O. Hume) National Anthem. 1 Lieut. T. Herd, Conductor. , The Ferry Steamers will leavo the • Ferry Wharf at 10.15 a.m., II a.m., 2.30 p.m., and 3 p.m. Return Fares, including admission lo .Grounds, Is 3d; Children, 6d. THE WELLINGTON HARBOUR, / FERRIES, LIMITED. PETONE SERVICE. PETONE SERVtCK. PETONB SERVICE. SUNDAY, 24th MARCH, 1912. The Ferry Steamers will leavo tho Petone Wharf * 10.15 a.m. and 2.30 p.m., for Day's Bay, returning from tho Bay at 5 p.m. (Circumstances Permitting). Return Fare (including admission to tho Garrison Baud Concert), Is; Children, 6d MR. ROBERT PARKER'S COMPLIMENTARY CONCERT. ALL those friends who desiro to assist in tho above Concert are cordially invited to attend for Rehearsal of tho "Golden Legend" on MONDAY (NEXT), at 8 o'clock^ .in St. Andrew's Schoolroom; music provided. A. M. LEWIS, HotK Sec, NOTICK. ' fflO Carter* und Contractors: Any parX v son Removing Sand, Gravel, , etc., from Ilutl River Beach, No. 4, without an order will bo prosecuted. King Bros., ,44, .Nelson-street, ' Petoue, .?Ph.<>m> 355?. * {5 rings.)