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Evening Post, Volume LXXXVI, Issue 52, 29 August 1913, Page 2

SATURDAY AFTERNOON. SPECIAL "SCOTT" MATINEE! SPECIAL "SCOTT" MATINEE! SPECIAL "SCOTT" MATINEE! TO-MORROW, at 2.30. Adults, 6d and Is; Children, 6d and' 3d. TTIS MAJESTY'S THEATRE. Proprietors John Fuller 'and Sons. LAST TWO NIGHTS '.-Just LAST TWO NIGHTS!— Two Of what is admitted to be A MARVELLOUS HISTORIC RECORD A MARVELLOUS HISTORIC RECORD PEERLESS PICTURE PRODUCTION Which Everyone Must See. ANTARCTIC HEROES ! When can ANTARCTIC HEROES ! their GloryANTARCTIC HEROES ! fade? Scott's . WITH SCOTT to the POLE ! great WITH SCOTT to the POLE ! legacy WITH SCOTT to the POLE ! toy the , WITH SCOTT to the POLE I 1 nations. WITH SCOTT to tho POLE ! PRESS OPINIONS: "The film is > a scientific as well as a kinematographic wonder, which it is a veritable education to ccc." — Post. "A truly wonderful record." — Times. "A vividly interesting record." — Dominion. D.C., la 6d; Stalls, Is; U. Circle, 6d. Book Early at th& Dresden, Is 6d. TH EA T rle iTo~Y A L.' Direction Brennan-Fuller, Ltd: - TflE BRENNAN-FULEER VAUDE- 1 VILLE ENTERTAINERS! "KVNtGHT. TO-NIGHT. TO-NIGHT A GALAXY OF STAR ARTISTS. Instantaneous Success of BRYANT AND BRYANT, la their Sensational Novelty Act. An Artistic Triumph, THE LYRICAL FOUR, Itt Select Solos, Duets, Trios, and , ( Quartets, «tc. Nightly Creating a furore, GLORIA MAYNE, The Ftnious American Lyric Soprano. LAST 2 NIGHTS of Everybody's Favourite, CORONA! CORONA! CORONA I The Man who makes the, Cornet Talk. The Man who has made Wellington Talk. LAST 2 NIGHTS of THE ST. LEONARDS, / Equilibrists, with their Trained Dogs. Also. RUBY WALLACE, GEORGE DEAN, LEOPOLD SISTERS, FRED. BRANSCOMBE. P.O. and 0.5., 2g; Stallß, Is. J7JMPRESS THEATRE, ''Where Everybody Goes." CONTINUOUS PICTURES. Daily, 11 a.m: to 11 p.m. Stall*, 3d.. , . Dress Circle, 6d. TO-DAY -aiid TO-NIGHT. fwtf huge "Features.". THE SENSATIONAL 4 "' ' ' A.B. DRAMA.' "A GAMBLER'S HONOUR!" "A GAMBLER'S HONOUR!" "A GAMBLER'S HONOUR!" "A GAMBLER'S HONOUR!" "A GAMBLER'S HONOUR!" » fA GAMBLER'S HONOUR!". THE KALEM CO/S ' STORY OF A FEUD, "A BATTLE IN THE I "A BATTLE IN THE | "A BATTLE IN THE VIRGINIA HILLS !" VIRGINIA HILLS!" VIRGINIA HILLS !" And * Other World-wide Triumphs. np 0 W N, -HALL. JL Direction : Walter George and Maynard Dakin. Continued Success! Continued Success I Of the New Programme. THE "SMART SET!" THE "SMART SET!" Positively Last Night of Present Programme Look out for First Production of EDWARD ELLIOTT'S N.Z, REVUE, A Satire on Local Events of the Day, Introducing 40 Distinct Characters in 40 MinutiSs. Laugh, and the world laughs with you ; oome and see the Revue and laugh 'more than, the world ever laughed. Popular Prices j 3s, 2s, Is. Reserved Seats at Dresden. Day Sales Christyeon's. Steinway Piano used. The v "SMART SET" will appear at LOWER HUTT on SATURDAY NEXT. EING" "GEORGE _ THEATRE, LOWER HUTT. THE "SMART SET!" ' Will Visit Lower Hutt Again on SATURDAY NEXT, 30th AUGUST. Popular Prices— 3s, 2"s, Is. Reserved ! Seats on Sale at Theatre. CjKATTNG ritiSMmoT SKATING! KILBIRNIE SKATING RINK. FOUR SESSIONS DAttiY. (Tuesday Evenings Escepted.) TO-MORROW NIGHT. Presentation of Prizes Won at the Carnival. ~ „ •T. TORPY, Proprietor. KELBURNE BEAUTIFYING ASSOCIATION. THE Ceremony of Planting the First .Trees On Upland-rOad will take place TO-MORROW .AFTERNOON (Saturday) at 2.30, when the First Tree will be planted by MRS. HERDMAN. All supporters of this movement in the suburbs are invited to attend opposite the Kiosk, _ i WELLINGTON HARBOUR FERRIES LIMITED. . ' SATURDAY, 30th AUGUST. TO THE WRECK OF THE S.S DEVON. i The Ferry Steamer s.s. Duchess will r TO-MORROW, for the Scene of the Wreck. Fare la 6d. Circumstances permitting. STAR BOATING CLUB. iTfIHE /Annual Meeting will be held at A the Clubhouse, TO-NIGHT, at 8 p.m. Business— Rep6rt and Balancesheet, Election of Officers and new Members, Proposed Alteration of Rule*. A full attendance is requested. Tho President will preside. F. H. G. GALVIN, ' ' '_ ' _ ■ Sec. BBRH AMPORE "ELECTORS^AS" SOCIATION. THE First Annual Meeting of the above Association will be held at Masonic Hall, Berhampere, on MONDAY next, at 8 p.m. J. MACINTOSH. Hon. Seo. OTAKI "MAORI" RACfNG~CLUB MEETING, 22nd and 23rd SEPTEMBER, 1913.' NOMINATIONS for all events and Entries for Maiden Plate Close at Club's Oflßoe, Otaki, on SATURDAY, 30th August, at 8.30 p.m. O. J. D'ATH, Seoretary.