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

QPERA , HOUSE* Lessee* J. C. Williamson, Ltd. TO-NIGHT STUPENDOUS TO-NIGHT TO-NIGHT And TO-NIGHT TO-NIGHT ENORMOUS TO-NIGHT TO-NIGHT SUCCESS. TO-NIGHTI STUPENDOUS AND ENORMOUS SUCCESS ACHIEVED LAST NIGHT LAUGHTER By LAUGHTER MISS MARIE BAINES LAUGHTER MISS MARIE BAINES LAUGHTER MISS MARIE BAINES LAUGHTER LAUGHTEU Ab LAUGHTER LAUGHTER OUR MARY KLLEN» LAUGHTER LAUGHTER As LAUGHTER LiBS OUR MARY BLLEK, LAUGHTER In LAUGHTER LAUGHTER MISS ; LAUGHTER LANCASHIRE, LIMITED! [ LAUGHTrjR LAUGHTER MISS LAUGHTER LANCASHIRE, LIMITED LAUGHTER LAUGHTER MISS LAUGHTER LANCASHIRE, LIMITED liAXJCrriTJ^rt , LAUGHTKR MISS LAUGHTER LANCASHIRE, LIMITED LA UGrH ritiß LAUGHTER MISS LAUGHTER LANCASHIRE, LIMITED PRICES-3S, 2s, and 1«. No Bookine fee. Early Doors, 6d extra, to Back Stalla and Family Circle. Day Sake at Chris, teson's. ....- . / mHB KING'S THEATRE^ -*. Props., West's Limited, and Linloy and Donovan. THE HOUSE OF EXCLUSIVES. TO-NIGHT! TO-NIGHTI WEST'S PEERLESS PICTURES Great Programme, consisting of The Dramatic Sensation of the Year. A SUDDEN IMPULSE! A SUDDEN IMPULSE! A SUDDEN IMPULSE t A' SUDDEN IMPULSE 1 The Latest Nordisk Masterpiece, Superbly Acted, and IN THE CLUTCHES OF A VAPOUR BATH. - THE LITTLE ORGANIST. THE LITTLE ORGANIST. BOYS OF THE BULLDOG BREED* BOYS OF THE BULLDOG BREED* THE VIRTUOUS HORSE. AT THE HOUR OF THREE. AT THE HOUR OF THREE. ' Prices— ls and 6d. Plan a,fc Abel's Mid Theatre. Booking fee, 6d. 'Phone 3143. STAR THEATRE, NEWTOWN. WEST'S AND STAR PICTURES Lessees Hnywtrd's,' Ijtd. Direction West's. Ltd.. and Hayward't. Lfd. ENTHUSIASTIC RECEPTION of %\* Remarkable Military Drama, A SUDDEN IMPULSE 1 A SUDDEN IMPULSE 1 A Story of Love and Adventure. ' INDIAN ~ PRIDE 1 INDIAN PRIDE! A representation of an episodo in the life of the backswoodsmen of America. BRONCO BILLY'S ADVENTURES! BRONCO; BILLY'S ADVENTURES I An i Exciting and Thrilling Cowboy Narrative. THE FOUNTAINS OF ROME! TONEY AS TOREADOR! WON BY ENERGY! Etc. Prices la, 6d. JgHORIT'S CONTINUOUS PICTURES TO-NIGHT I TO-NIGHTi A PROGRAMME OF UNPRECEDENTED .PREFECTION. 'A FLORENTINE DRAMA, An exquisitely coloured picture, showing some of Italy's famous beauty spots. A DARK DECEPTION. A sidesplitting comedy, which convulsed the audience yvith roars of laughter last) night, GAUMONT GRAPHIC, SCENICS, DRAMAS, Etc. Completing ono of tho most perfect pro* grammes ever screened in > Wellington. SPECIAL BENEFIT. • TO-DAY AND TO-NIGHT. In Aid of tho Boys' Institute Funds. Open daily from 11 a.m. to 11 p.m. Admission— Adulte, 6d. Children, 3d. g k A.T 1N G ,RI N £ The, Recognised Home of Perfect Pictures. Direction John Fuller and Sons. FULLERS' Tho Best PICTURES FULLERS' ' of *11. ' PICTURES Presenting THIS EVENING, at 8. THE LITTLE ORGANIST, Th& Edison Co.'s Latett Dramatic Success A SISTER'S LOVE. The Elusive Miss Pankhuret. Patho Gazette. THE BURNING OF THE NEW YORK I EQUITABLE LIFE ASSURANCE BUILDING. Seville and its Gardens. A N«ar Tragedy HER YOUNGER BROTHER. Dupin Defies th© Waste Paper La-ws. ! ESKIMOS IN LABRADOR. ESKIMOS IN LABRADOR. Physician's Honour. Sheepman'e Escape* Orchestra Stalk Is, Stalls 6d. ST. THOMAS'S HALL. NEWTOWN,, Direction John Fuller and Sons. TO-NIGHT 1 At 8. TO-NICHT 1 FULLERS' The Best PICTURI2SI FULLERS'' of All. PICTURES! A Sißter's Love.—The Little Organist.— His Younger Brother.— Patho Gazette.— Sheepman 6 Escape.— A Near Tragedy.— Physician's Honour. — Etc., Etc. Price, 6dj a few reserves, Is; children, 3cL pARIS PRIZE PICTURES I Adults, 6d; Children, 3d. , Continuous, 6.30 to 8, 8.15 to 10 p.m. COMPLETE CHANGE TO-NIGHT, Including— Star Drama-TURN of tho BALANCE. FAIRY SWORD, Etc.,, Etc. Adults, _6d; Children 3d. QDDFELLOWS'^HALL, PETONE. MASCOTTE~PICTU RES. MASCOTTE PICTURES. every"evening. Chang* of Programme Wednesday and i Saturday. popula"r""price3. skating 1 skating i kilbirnie beach skating RINK will bo open during tha Evening (Tuesdays exceptcd), from 6 to 10, until further notice, also Wednesday and Saturday Afternoons. Admission to Learners' Session, from 6 to 7, 6d, including skates. First-class Band every ovening and Saturday afternoon. J. MATSON, Proprietor. Under Royal and Vice-Regal Patronage. THE EXHIBITION OF BRITISH PAINTINGS! BRITISH PAINTINGS! Will open on SATURDAY, 27th APRIL, At 10 o'clock. Adrnksion-ONI? SHILLING. Spu«on tickets, available at Armit's ami Ilollidtty'p, Lanibton-quay, for private | viow and opening ceremony, FRIDAY, j 26th, 7n 6J. FUNERAL CARD.' rplIE . I?ri&nd* of the.lata Mrs. Mary •"* lvowoll nro invited to attend her Funeral, which will leave her late rffci•ileuco, 4, 'Chatham-street, off Dnwwoi). etreel, Borhampore, To-morrow (Wodu<«. tiny), 24th April, 1912, at 10 a.m., for tho Cemok^y, *Kn»ori.— Ji. MORRIS, Jun., U'nUei-iiUier ami F.mbalmev, GO, Tarahhki6i., t.nd 28, RovßL'Sbt Tel 95Y (day and uitxb* 1