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Evening Post, Volume LXXXIV, Issue 139, 9 December 1912, Page 8

mHEATRE ROYAL.! Direction Brennui-Fuller, Ltd. BRILLIANT STAR PROGRAMME! TO-NIGHT At 8 TO-NIGHT A Triumphant Success! A Triumphant Success! Recalled Again and Again! Recalled Again and Again! MISS BESSIE SLAUGHTER! BESSIE SLAUGHTER! BESSIE SLAUGHTER t BESSIE StAUGHTER! Tlio Famous Contralto. Acknowledged tho only true Contralto on 1 the the world's Vaudeville Btages. In favourite gems of melody. Australia's Leading Child Performers— THE NATIONAL DUO! | THE NATIONAL DUO! In Songs and Speciality Dances. The Talented and Versatile Entertainers— ! BLETSOE'S CRIMSON RAMBLERS! BLETSOE'S CRIMSON RAMBLERS! In another grand new programme. OrigiI nal and Refined. Better than Ever. HAROLD HEATH! HAROLD HEATH! Favourite Comedian and Champion Buck . and Wing Dancer. BLACK AND BRONTE! [ BLAOK AND BRONTE! , i Refined English Sketch Artists, in their ! latest Lohdon Successes and Clever Impersonations. IDA BERRIDGE, HARRY LINDEN, Dainty Soubrette. Eccentric Comedian. Prices: D.C. and 0.5., 2s j Stalls, Is; Reserves, 2s 6d. Book ot the Dresden. '• "ON OUR SELECTION!" 1 rpHE BOX PLAN OPENS TO-MOR- ! A ROW, at the Dresden, 10 a.m. NO BOOKING FEE. I Popular prices— 4s, 2s 6d, and Is. Early doors ,6d extra to 2s 6d and Is. QPE R A HOUSE. Lesseee J. C. Williamson, Ltd. Sub-Lossees ... Directors of Bert Bailey Co. Managing Director Julius Grant Acting Manager Edmund Duggan SATURDAY NEXT, 14th DECEMBER. Coming direct from His M&iesty's, Auckland, after a season of 14 Nights in that City. "ON OUR SELECTION 1" A Dramatic Event of Vast Importance, yielding a Thousand Bushels of Laughter to the Acre. ! A BRILLIANT TRIUMPH! THE BERT BAILEY NEW DRAMATIC ORGANISATION! In the Wonderfully Attractive and Brilliantly Successful Australian Characteristio Comedy Drama in Four Act*. STEELE RUDD'S "ON OUR SELECTION!" "ON OUR SELECTION 1" Adapted from the famous Australian - Author's Work by Albert Edmunds and Beaumont Smith. Fun and Genial Amusement! A Plenitude of Dramatic Interest! The Greatest Australian Play yet Written. "On Our Selection V Be sure and see "On Our Selection!" honest and rugged "On Our Selection!" old Dad and allthe "On Our Selection!" Rudd Family and "On Our Selection!" Friends in "ON OUR SELECTION 1" Touring Manager-JOHN FANNING. fp 0 W N H" A L L. THE ROYAL WELLINGTON CHORAL f \J ; SOjCfEBTY, "THE MESSIAH!" "THE. MESSIAH I" "THE MESSIAHI" "THE MESSIAHI" Artiste: MADAME KtRKBY LtJNNI MADAME KIRKBY LUNN! The World-famous Contralto. (By arrangement with J. and N. Tait.) MADAME WIELAERT, Soprano. MR WALTER WHYTE (Sydney), Tenor. MR. ANDREW BLAOK 1 MR. ANDREW BLACK! England's Greatest Baritone. 320 CHORUS 320 320 And 320 320 ■ ORCHESTRA! 320 PRICES: Ss 'fe I (Reserved). (Reserved). Box Plan opens at the Dresden at S o'doek oh WEDNESDAY. W. E. OALDOW, Hon. See. P.O. Box 3. Telephone 3360. ST. MATTHEW'S, BROOKLYN. A WELCOME HOME SOCIAL will •^*- be tendered to the Rev. R. H. Hobday and Mrs. Hobday, in the Churchroom, at 8 o'clock TO-NIGHT. All Church-people are invited. mOW.N HALL. FRIDAY, 13th DECEMBER. LECTURE ON "THE BIBLE-IN-SCHOOLS MOVE« MENT," By the Right Rev. H. W. CLEARY, D.D., Bishop of Auckland. His Worship the Mayor will preside. The following resolution will be submitted to the meeting:— "That, as Citizens and Taxpayers of this Dominion, wo pledge ourselves to oppose tho scheme of the Bible in State Schools League «* an invasion of the rights of conscience and inimical to the real interests of religion and religious peace" Members of the Committee are requested to meet TO-MORROW (TUESDAY) EVENING, in St. Patrick's Hall, Boy-cott-street, at 7.30 sharp. M. O'KANE, Secretary. ETHODIST FREE KINDERGAR. TEN FESTIVAL, TOWN HALL. . TOWN HALL. SATURDAY, 14th DECEMBER, At 3 p.m. j Nearly Two Hundred Children Taking Part. i ! Action Songs. Games. Marching. Gallery, Is. Gallery Box Plan at the Dresden. Ground floor 6d. Doors Open 2.30 p.m. WELLINGTON BUILDERS' ASSOCIATION. ALL Members are requested to attend the Monthly Meeting, to be held on TUESDAY, the 10th inst., at 8 p.m., and to join in a welcome home to Messrs. D. M'Lean and P, C. Watt. Rcfreihmenu. W. A. W. GEKNFELL, Secretary.