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Evening Post, Volume LXXXIII, Issue 96, 23 April 1912, Page 8

A BRILLIANT PROGRAMME. rnnBATBB royal. FULLER VAUDEVILLE COMPANY. ' No First Part. UP-TO-DATE AMERICAN VAUDE- | VILLE. i The Programme Presented by tho Management Scored a Legitimate Triumph Last Night. READ THIS FINE BILL. ATHOS ! _ ATHOS ! The Master Rinkor, presenting his olec- '" trical spectacular ucena, "A CARNIVAL ON THE ICE.!'. MAIE VINE, Australia's Male Impersonator. JACK BONNY, English Specialty Act. FLO D'ORVILLE, English Character Comodienne. Descriptivo Vocalist. MARSHALL PALMER. ROWE AND MORA, „ In An Act of Mystery. Serio and Dancer, MAY NEALEY. CHAS. HARCHOE, Coloured Comedian. THE DRISCOLLS, FLORRIE AND STELLA RANGER, AND MANY OTHERS. Dress Circlo and 0.5., 2s: Stalls, Is Plan at Dresden (booking only 6d extra) rpowN "hall, welTlTngton. WEDNESDAY, 24th APRIL. FOR ONE NIGHT ONLYI FOR ONE NIGHT ONLY! FOR ONE NIGHT ONLY! THE HERO OF THE HOUR. THE HERO OF THE HOUR. THE HERO OF THE NORTH-WEST PASSAGE. THE HERO OF THE NORTH-WEST PASSAGE. THE HERO OF THE SOUTH POLE. THE HERO OF THE. SOUTH POLE. THE HERO OF TWO HEMISPHERES. THE HERO OF TWO HEMISPHERES. , Captain. ■ ROALD AMUNDSEN ROALD AMUNDSEN ROALD AMUNDSEN ROALD AMUNDSEN ROALD AMUNDSEN ROALD AMUNDSEN Will tell THE THRILLING STORY OF HEROIC ADVENTURE, "HOW I REACHED THE POLE," "HOW I REACHED THE POLE " "HOW I REACHED THE POLE " "HOW I REACHED THE POLE" "HOW I REACHED THE POLE." "HOW I REACHED THE POLE." Illustrated, by Over . 100 ORIGINAL PICTURES, 100 ORIGINAL PICTURES! Taken by Captain Amundsen himself. Reserved Seats, 4b; Body of Hall, 3s } Gallery, 2s. The Box Plan Now Open at Holiday's. Day Sales at Christeeon's. CARLYLE SMYTHE. QPERA ' HjO US E. Direction ... Georgo Marlow, Ltd. A GIGANTIC, ATTRACTION. AN ABSORBING DRAMA FOR ALL CLASSES. Commencing , SATURDAY NEXT, 27th APRIL, > First Presentation in Wellington of the Sensational ahd Remarkable Suooess, the Talk of Two Hemispheres, A GIRL'S TEMPTATION, A v GIRL'S TEMPTATION, Which will be Interpreted by a, SPECIAL COTERIE of ESTABLISHED' ARTISTS And COMPLETE NEW SCENERY AND EFFECTS, As organised for GEORGE MARLOW'S BRILLIANT DRAMATIC COMBINATION. A Thrilling Story of tho Prodigal's Return, the Evils of Sweating, and a Young Girl's Trials. A T&lling Exposition of England's Working People. A COMBINATION OF WIT, HUMOUR, , AND PATHOS, Which has Set., Englahd, Talking' '.an'fi Created an Absolute and Positive Sensation. "WHAT IS FOLLY IN MAN IS SIN IN A WOMAN." Tho BOX PLAN Opens at tho Dresden TO-MORROW (Wednesday) MORNING. PopJTar Prices: 3s, 2s, and Is. Roserved Seats, 4s. Early Doom, Gd j extra. STANLEY GRANT, Manager. mOWN HALL, LOWER HUTT. NOW IN FULL SWING. GREAT CATHOLIC ■ BAZAAR GREAT CATHOLIC BAZAAR AND CARNIVAL, Continuing ..throughout the week, (In Aid of Now Convent). GRAND PROGRAMME EACH EVENING. Spanish and Military Dances, Hornpipes, Highland Fling 6, Irish Jigs, Highlaud Pipers. Novelties and attractions for young and old. Tug-of-war Competitions. Hibernian, Coronation, Dominion, and Fancy Stalls, Refreshments. Performances commence at 8. Carnival Open— Afternoons, 3 to 4; Evenings, 7.30 to 11. Adults 6d, children 3d. All Welcome. s WELLINGTON COLLEGE OLD BOYS' SWIMMING CLUB. FIRST Annual Smoke Concert and Distribution of Trophies at Godber's, Cuba-street, TO-MORROW (Wednesday), 23rd April, 1912, at 8 p.m. A. SHEARER. Hon. Sec. 1.0. G.T. PIONKISR Loctffe No. 11 will celebrate its 391h Anniversary by a Concert and Comedietta on WEDNESDAY, 24th April, 1912, iv the New Century Hall, Kent-ter-race, when all Old and Now Friends are invited to Roll-up and make it a very successful gathering. Admission Is. W. A. ALLEN, Hon. Sec. ST. MARY'S GUILD. THe Annual Meeting of St. Mary's Guild will bo held in tho Diocesan Office, Mulgrcve-streot, on WEDNESDAY, 24th APRIL, at 3 p.m. Tho Bishop of Wellington (Dr. Sprott) will preside. All interested in tho woi;k carried op at St. Mary's Home, Karon, aro cordially invited to bo present. UNIVERSITY REFORM ASSOCIATION. THE Annual Meeting of the Association will be hold t\t Victoria College TO-NIGHT (Tuesday), 23rd APRIL, 1912, *at 8 o'clock. A. L. Herdman, E«q., M.P., will preside. T. A. HUNTER, Hon. Secretary. ST. ANNE'S CARNIVAL AND FANCY FAIR. Result of Art Union, drawn 22nd April, 1912:— N0. 1, 1574, Mrs. Carripan, Aus-tin-etreet, Wellington; No. 2, 4643, Mrs. B. Kennedy, Morven, Canterbury ; No. 3, 3418. J. Boivko, Tusman-fit., Wellington : No. 4, 5346, T. (Ju^hmun, 16* Her-bort-t.1., Wellington; No. 6, 5953; No. 6. 4756, IT. Inkcidnll, fare of Taylor, Ram&ny mid Co., Wollin^'on; No. 7, 5453, J. Toomey, Ro\oli-sU, Hokitika; No. 8, 2150, J. Black, Miuunar, Wellington, No. 9, 4727; No. 10, 3865; No. I], 1575, 13. Carrigai), Aintiu-at,, Wellington; No. j 12. 5311, Sacred Heart vlonveni.^lsland Bay; Ko. 13, 4674, ' J. Thompson, Isgniro; No. 14*5308, N. M'Guirc, Langham Hotel, Wellington. We, the undei signed, hereby certify that Urn above afc Hie winning numbers in connection, with th« übovo lluAnnr. A. 11. 11INDMARS1I, M.P., Chairman. W. WYLIK. GEORGE WINDER, Seiuliucers. Dated ut Wellington, 22ud April, 1912.