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Evening Post, Volume LXXXIV, Issue 88, 10 October 1912, Page 8

npHEATRE ROYAL. Proprietors Brennan-Fuller, Ltd. TO-NIGHT t At 8. TO-NIGHT A Hugo and Pronounced Success. A BRILLIANT COMPANY! In a Brilliantly Sparklihg High-olaes VAUDEVILLE PROGRAMME. Enthusiastic Reception Nightly of LEONARD NELSON, The, Eminent LEONARD NELSON, Light Comedian. In a Budget of his Greatest Successes. MISS FLORENCE WIX, MISS FLORENCE WIX The Renowned Ehglish Comedienne. ROY RENE. The Night I Epught Jack Johnson. Last^ Nights of MABLE and MALFE, Last 3 Nights of ALBERT MORROW. Last 3 Nights of PEARL LIVINGSTONE. D.C. and 0.5., 2*; Stalls, Is; Reserved Seats 2s 6cL Book at the "Dresden. IMPORTANT ANNOUNCEMENT. FRIDAY, 18th OCTOBER, GRAND SINGING COMPETITION. Prize, Gold Medal valued at £3 3s for the best amateur rendition of one vereo and chorus of Mr. ■ Leonard Nelson's popular song, "MR. BOOZE." Full particulars from Manager, Theatre Royal. _ _^_ THE NEW T~H~E ATR E, Manners-street. MacM&hon and Donnelly, Proprietors. GO WHERE THE CROWDS GO! Daily, 11 a.m. till 11 p.m. "Tho Survival of the Fittest." » TO-DAY and TO-NIGHT, 10th Oct. "The Talisman 1" Last "The Talißhian !" Presentation "The Talisman I" of this "The Talisman !" Marvellous "The Talisman !" Interpretation "The Talisman P of an "Tho Talisman !" Entrancing "The Talisman !" Story. ' All „the other, Magnificent Subjects, All the mother Magnificent •Subjeote, Including "The Funeral of General Booth," Constitute an exquisite entertainment. NOTHING BETTER in the WORLD. NOTHING BETTER in the WORLD. TO-MORROW, FRIDAY, 11th October, A stirring and fascinating change IN PREPARATION. "An Artist's Model," and, "The Sing of a Father." ' TWO WONDROUS DRAMAS. Think of it ! Adults SIXPENCE. Children THREEPENCE Everywhere. m H B A D EL P H I. TO-NIGHT, ■ CHANGE OF PROGRAMME. "We give you the Goods." THE BIRTHMARrTT TO-NIGHT ! THE BIRTHMARK ! TO-NIGHT ! THE BIRTHMARK 1 TO-NIGHT t THE BIRTHMARK ! TO-NIGHT I THE BIRTHMARK ! TO-NIGHT I THE BIRTHMARK ! TO-NIGHT ! And Our GREAT SUPPORTING PROGRAMME Popular Prices— Upstairs, Is; Downstairs, 6d. Manager, FRANK STIRLING^ SHORTT'S CONTINUOUS THEATRE WILLIS-STREET. The Home of Perfectly Projected Pictures TO-NIGHT ! TO.NIGHT 1 Complete CHANGE of PROGRAMME! Presenting one of the Most Perfect Star Pictures yet screened in ; this City, MEN AND MAMMON! MEN AND MAMMON 1 - MEN AND MAMMON! ♦' MEN AND MAMMON! A Picture that will Appeal to Every Pie* ture-lover in Wellington. Supported by The Noppers' Lullaby (Vita), Nonor and Sword (Lubin), Love and the Motor (comic), Gaumont Graphic, etc., etc., etc. Opeh Daily from 11 a.m. to 11 p.m. Admission— Adults, '6d; Children, 3d. WELLINGTON RIFLE ASSOCIATION. 3^HE Annual Meeting will be held at - the Garrison Hall, Buckle-street, on ONDAY, 14th October, at 7.30 p.m. Business : Consideration of Report Election of Officers and General. H. 0. BROWNE, Hon. Sec. T mw FUNERAL CARD. HE Friends of the late Robert M'Jennett are invited to attend his Funeral, whioh will leave tho Home for Aged and Needy To-morrow (Friday), at 9 a.m , for the Karori Cemetery. E. MORRIS, Jun., ! Funeral Furnisher, 60, Taranaki-st., and 28, Revana-st. Tel. 93? (day and night). FUNERAL CARD. fT^HE Frumds of the late John TKomp- •*• soh Lanuoh aro invited to attend his Funeral, which will leave No. 11, Broad way-terrace, Friday, 11th inst., at 2 p.m., for the Cemetery, Karon. E. MORRIS, Jun., Funeral Furnisher, Tel. 93? (day and htght). 60, Tarnnaki-st., and 28, R»vani-Bt. FUNERAL NOTICE. WELLINGTON WATERSIDE WORKERS' UNION. MEMBERS of the above Union are respectfully invited to attend tho Funeral of their late Comrade. John Thompson Larnach, which will leave No 11, Broadway terrace, 10-morrow (Friday!, 11th October, rI 2 p.m., for Karon Ceme. t " 1 ' 0. 0. ITARLAND, Secretary,