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Evening Post, Volume LXXXIV, Issue 11, 12 July 1912, Page 8

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Magician of the Mandolin. H. SCOTT LESLIE, Actor, Humorist, Raconteur. , HORACE WITTY, t Eminent English Baritone. CHARLES LAWRENCE, * Accompanist. Box Plan at the Dresden until 5 o'clock* thereafter at Christeson's, where day sales 3s and-2« are also obtainable. Saturday's Box Plan at Christosoa'^ after 1 o'clock. Prioes— ss (reserved), 3s, 2s, and Is. ' SHORTT'S CONTINUOUS THEATRB Willis-street. The Home of Perfectly Projected Pictum. . , TO-NIGHT I TO-NIGHT t A VICTIM Of A VICTIM CIRCUMSTANTIAL EVIDENCE! CIRCUMSTANTIAL EVIDENCE! CIRCUMSTANTIAL EVIDENCE 1 A Powerful Drumi, Acted in some of Nature's Most Gorgeous Scenery. Supported -by a Sutxsrb Programme 'of PHOTOGRAPHIC GEMSt TO-MORROW (Saturday^ AFTERNOON, 5000 FEET OF FILM ADDED TO THEJ PRESENT PERFECT PROGRAMME! Bring tho Children! < Pictures to Suit Old and Young I SPECIAL ANNOUNCEMENT. • Monday Next-^Star Picture: VANITY FAIR! VANITY PAIR! VANITY FAIR! VANITY FAIRJ Ono of the Greatest Maeterpioccs yet Screened. Open .daily, from 11 a.m. to 11 p.m. Admission— Adulte, 6d; Children, 3d. CJTAR THEATRE. NEWTOWN. Direction West's, Ltd., and Hayward's, Ltd Lessees, Hayward's, Limited. ANOTHER BIG SUCCESS ACHUSVEDi CHILDREN WHO LABOUR! CHILDREN WHO LABOUR! CHILDREN WHO LABOUR! Edison's Greatest Production. Peti cannot describe its remarkable powotf > vvorv*the great lesson' it teaches. ' CHILDREN WHO LABOUR! Must appeal to one and all. It i« a voriN ablo mastertriero. IN THE COMMISSION RANK! IN THE COMMISSION RANKt A Military Romantic Drama. A Second Honeymoott I—The1 — The Baakor'i Daughter— 'Marriage Among the Tar* taw— College Sweethearts — Patha Ga&ette, etc. , PRIZE MATINEE SATURDAY. ST. THOMAS'S HALL, NEWTOWN. Direotion John Fuller and Sons. FULLERS' The Best PICTURES FULLERS' of all PICTURES At tho request of numerous of their patrons, Messrs. John Fuller atid Sons will present Solig's Immortal Masterpiece! - .THE TWO ORPHANS. THE TWO ORPHANS. , The Story that nov«r grown old. THE TWO ORPHANS Will be supported by a choice collection of new films from leading makers. MATINEE TO-MORROW. Prices: Adults, 6d; Children, 3d, Qg A T I~N G R~I N X.' The Recognised Home of Perfect Pictures, Direction John Fuller and Sum. THIS EVENING, at 8. FULLERS' Tho Best PICTURES. FULLERS' , of All PICTURES, presenting ■ TWO ORPHANS Tho Selig Conio&ny's TWO ORPHANS Great TWO ORPHANS Maßtorpi&ce. THE SECRET OF THE MISER'S CAVE. Through China. Is Dfo Expensive? RANCHMAN'S DEBT OP HONOUR. Trip to tho Isle of Man. Lake Scutari, A GAME OF CHESS. > And a number of other subjects. Orchestra Stalk, In. Stalls, 6cl. SATURDAY (2.30) AFTERNOON. GRAND MATINEE. GRAND MATINEE. riIOWN HALL, CONCERT CHAMBER THE BEGINNING~OF THE BKD, Let thero bo no aftermath ol Disappointment. LAST TWO NIGHTS LAST TWO NIGHTS Of Mr. Edward BranecombftV ENGLISH COSTUME COMEDY CO., THE DANDIltfc (RED). THE DANDIES (RED^. THE DANDIES (RED). Let. no t«re be shod Our mwtto is "ALWAYS MERRY AND BRIGHT H v Faretvo'l to tho Favourites in fci'ioir Favcurito Numlntrrß. * Claude DawijyV— Thn I'tvrsou and Nur* wiry Rhymos, ctu. oto. Geoiffo Morgan— <% Ti-c ScarecroAv," etc. Oliver Peacock— "Thora," etc., o<c Gavin Wood-" "Scot* wha' lmo. ' Leonard Griffiths-- Marionettes Wadding Marcb und inimitable by -pi ay. Evelyn Ward— "Oroon Bonivts." etc. Hilda Lane— '">cv.U>ye," etc., dh\. Irene Vi>;v— "'Rufu* ttrvitus BrcwJi,'' eU\, oto. And a Host ol Now Number*. Prices: 3s, &, Is. Plan a,t Drcsdcr till 5, afterwards at C!msteson % E. NOTE.—Rcsci'vod so.its cannot bo giiar^ antccd after 8.6 p.m, WEDNESDAY? 24th JULY. An Absolutely New Company THE DANDIES (GRKEN). ■ THE DANDIES (GREEN). |TILBIRNIE iKAll^RiF£^Fow "• Sewsicns Dnily • (Tuesday Evenings oxcepted). Band in attendance Eveiy Evening and Saturday Aft*rnoo». TOMORROW ftVBNING-fttth U«c* (or Ladies' Silver PrefcntsUou Cup. J. MATSON Proprietor. WKLUNtnH>N'^Mt«NUOAir I SCriOoT. fpHE Third Quarto* 1 will bu;lt\ oq 1 MONDAY, 15th JULY, litt? , Fees strictly pxynbift in tulvjinw. *\ SHAW, W. &. LA TR'-iBE, M.A.. i JkW&ai'. .Director.,