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Evening Post, Volume LXXXIII, Issue 107, 6 May 1912, Page 8

A P X R A H , O U S ,E, Direction ... Georgo Mario w, Lid. ANOTHER EMPHATIC SUCCESS ! Wus -ihe Unanimous Verdiist accorded by the Huge ami Delighted Audience- which i'acked tho Oyom House on Bntiiiday Night. ' THE LUCK OP ROARING CAMtM THE LUCK OF ROARING CAMP ■ THE LUCK OF ROARING CAMP j O>IIE LUCK OF HOA&ING (JAMV ! ' - The Enormously Successful and Piaur* Gstiuo Drama of Western Mining Life. A Succession of Beautiful and Kealwtiq Btapf-j Pictures. GORGEOUSLY MOUNTED Teeming with _ Sensational Incident* 1 nnd Thrilling Situations. MAGNIFICENTLY INTERPRETED b« UtiOKGJi MARLOW'B BRILLIANT DRAMATIC COMPANY I THE THRILLING LUCK SENSATIONAL OF EMOTIONAL ROARING APPEALING CAMP FASCINATING I A T?:iit\\ful Represtmltition of tho Amori* : con Wild Wwfc in the Early Gold Digging' Days. ! Until Further Notice-— I THE LUCK OF ROARING CAMPt Popiuar Prices: 3s, iis, and Is. Reserved Seats, As. Early Doors 6<J extra. Box Plan at the Dresden. Day Sales at Lhmteson's. STANLEY GRANT, Manage*. "(JAM*ILLE7 r "Tho Lady of tho Camelias !" Dumav Famous and Tragio Love Ro* mimeo, which throughout the wo»ld haa been read, and its enthralling dramatist tion delightod millions of women. M ACM AH ON AND DONNELLY T Will present "CAMILLE" at HE NEW THEATRE, ' Manuers-th. Commencing TO-MORROW (TUESDAY), Bth MAY. See "CAMILLE" and tho Self.gacrifica •of a Beautiful Woman, Vittoria Lopanto, tho Greatest and Mostt Beautiful Actress in Italy, As "Camille." THE NEW THE ATE 13« Manners-streofc. MaoMahou and Donnelly, Proprietors. GO WHERE THE CROWDS GO* DAILY, 11 a.m. till 11 p.m. CONTINUOUS PICTURE SHOW! , TO-DAY and TO-NIGHT, 6th MAY, LAST DAY AND NIGHT of A DOLL'S HOUSE! A DOLL'S HOUSE I (Ibsen's famous play). It has captured all Wellington. To> gether with many other fascinating photo, playo. TO-MORROW COMPLETE CHANGE, IMPORTANT-W© will present "CAMILLE" This Week. Think of It I Adulte SIXPENCE. Children THREEPENCE Everywhere. SHOR'CT'S CONTINUOUS MCTURKa TO-NIGHT 1 TO-NIGHT I CHANGE OP PROGRAMME CHANGE OF PROGRAMME. Including that Magnilioent "Star". Picturo, * ROMANCE OF RIO GRANDE I By the Mighty Selig Co. ROMANCE OF RIO GRANDE I Admitted to be Ono of tho Greatest Weetorn. Dramas Ever Produced. ROMANCE OF RIO GRANDE t A Masterpiece of Masterpieces. CAPTAIN JINKS'S DILEMMA (Vita. graph Comedy). EXCURSION • TO THE DESERT ISLANDS (Coloured Scenic), showing the Volcamo Islands of Chao, Bugio,, and Grand Desert. • GAUMONT GRAPHIC. A PAIR OF BAGS (Comic), Eto., Etc.* Supported by a Complete Programme" o{ Exclusive Masterpiece*. Open daily from 11 a.m. to 11 p.m. Admission— Adults 6d, Children 3d. . ZIGOMAR, v. NICK CAUTEE! ' gj X A T I N G R I N X, The Recognised Home of Perfect Pioturod Direction John Fullov and Sone* THIS EVENING AT 8. Extraordinary Now Attractions. Masterpieces of tho Loading Producere, ar« riving direct from England, America, and the Continent with the English mail thia afternoon. FULLERS' the Best PICTURES. FULLERS' Of All. PICTURES. Messrs. Fuller and Sonts will havo great pleasure in presenting This Evening, for the first tim&in the Dominion, on© of tho most astounding and fasoinafciag dramatic films ever produced, entitled ZIGOMAR Robber King ZIGOMAR Versus NICK CARTER Detective NICK CARTER The contest between these two men, each' *o full of daring and - resource, each sa determined to conquer, provided a match' less film. ZIGOMAR Versus NICK CARTER! ZIGOMAR Versus NICK CARTER! So rapid, realistic, and thrilling are the episodes that the spectator is caught and whirled away into a region of breathless excitement. THE MOST SENSATIONAL AND WONDERFUL PRODUCTION EVER! IMPORTED. A Positive Thrill from Start to Finish* Be Sure and Sea It at FULLERS' PICTURES THIS EVENING. CAMILLE Tho Lady CAMILLE of the CAMILLE Camellias. A Magnificently Coloured Film. CAMILLE Pathe CAMILLS3 CAMILLE Masterpiece CAMILLE? And Numerous Others. Orchestra Stalls, le; Stalls, 6d. QTAR THEATRE, NEWTOWN. WEST'S AND STAR PICTURES! Lessees »•■ Hayward's, Ltd. Direction West's, Ltd., and Hayward's, Ltd* TO-NIGHT I 8 o'clock. TO-NIGHT I A Military Drama Unsurpassed. DRUMMED OUTt A 1 DRUMMED OUTt Nordisk DRUMMED OUT I Mnaterpieca DRUMMKD OUTt of DRUMMED OUT I Thrilling, DRUMMKD OUTt Exciting, DRUMMED OUTt and DRUMMED OUTt Romantio DRUMMED OUT 1 Thome. Goi'goous Slaginijl Magnificent Scenery i Glorious Efteolsl AND A Km J&JU STAB NfcW PROGRAMME! Prices— ls and od. SKATING ! SKATING I KILBIRNIE SKATING RINK. Foui' Sessions daily, \ir,., 10 to 12» 2.50 % to 6, 6 to ? (learners' session, admission to which i« 6d, including feko-tcs), 7.15 to 10 (Tuo3d*y evenings oxecpted). Band in attendance every Evening and Saturday afternoon. J. MATSON. Proprietor. THE YORKSHIRE SOCIETY OF NEW ZEALAND, Wellington. (3 MOK E CON p. E R 'J\ £3 GODBER'S, CUBA-STRfcKT. WEDNESDAY, Bth MAY, St 8 p.m. Tickets, 2s 6d. All Yorkshiremen and their friende ar* welcome. E. D. L. RBitDE, Hon. Secretary. WELLINGTON GROCERS' UNION. NOTICE TO MEMtiEKS. fIiHE Ordinary Meeting of the Union .*. fixed for To-morrow (Tueriloy) Nighti hn« boon ADJOURNF.t>, owing to tha ahsonco of Iho Secretary from tb.e City. A Special Meeting in substitution wilH be held late in the month. W. WAKELIN, ViVM.lnnt. 14. J. CAREY, StioM-iary. "~ M \\f3. 11. B. MASOIC, ' TEACHER OF BALLROOM DANCING. /^LASSES on Mondays aWi WodiifsKj days, at 8 p.m., in Private HaK, n&, UhUzuecMiti'cet, noar Si. Peter's Church, frhttto tuition by arrangement I'rofioiency ensured iv SIX PRIVATE