Page 2 Advertisements Column 2

Evening Post, Volume LXXXVII, Issue 39, 16 February 1914, Page 2

TO-NIGHT, at 8. . TO-NIGHT, at 8. THE KING'S THEATRE. HE KING'S THEATRE. HAYWARD'S PICTURES ! A Beautiful Photo-play. A Vitagraph Grand Special, "GOD REMEMBERS "GOD REMEMBERS "GOD REMEMBERS WHEN THE WORLD FORGETS!" WHEN THE WORLD FORGETS!" WHEN THE WORLD FORGETS !" Or "UNDER THE DAISIES." A Liffi's Love Story. A Life's Love Story. Tender, Touching, Emotional. The Ladies' Favourite. Splendidly Supported by Ha ! "HEINZE'S RESURRECTION." Ha ! "HEINZE'S RESURRECTION." Ha, ha! Keystone Comedy. Ha, ha! DAIRYING INDUSTRY OF N.Z. From too cow to the consumer. AND OTHER EXTRA SPECIALS. 6d and Is. Reserves Dresden, 1b 6d. | People's ""picture" Talace; Manners-st. (next Begg'e). The House that Sets the Pace. A NORDISK STARTLER TO-NIGHT! A Fascinating Story of the Stage, intrpduring the celebrated Rita Sacohetto in the Mofct Striking of all Nordi»k Productions, UNJUSTLY ACCUSED ! When a man UNJUSTLY ACCUSED! has hisnwntal UNJUSTLY ACCUSED ! equlibrium UNJUSTLY ACCUSED ! upset and UNJUSTLY ACCUSED ! ho threatens UNJUSTLY ACCUSED ! to perform UNJUSTLY ACCUSED ! in a rash and UNJUSTLY ACCUSED ! irresponsible manner, you can generally trace the oaue© to — woman. Sometimes he threatens to leave home, and gets as far as the back gate on his march for a moro congenial domestic atmosphere, when he relents, ahd returns to his habitation. Man is ati uncertain kind of animal. See Tonight's Big Picture and judge for yourselves. Fine Educational Feature, NATIVE INDUSTRIES OF JAVA. Supported by a Varied Series, including ! the alleged Comedies, OH ! SUCH A NIGHT (Crystal). . WILLIE MINDS THE DOG (Keystone). QUOR T1" S T H EAT rY, Willis-street. The Home of Perfectly-projected Pictures. TO-NIGHT ! ' TO-NIGHT ! SENSATIONAL ATTRACTION. SENSATIONAL ATTRACTION. Itala's Great "Masterpiece," "VICTORY OR DEATH !" "VICTORY OR DEATH !" "VICTORY OR DEATH !" "VICTORY OR DEATH I" "VICTORY OR DEATH I" "VICTORY OR DEATH I" "VICTORY OR DEATH I" "VICTORY OR DEATH !*' "VICTOR ST OR DEATH!" "VICTORY OR DEATH !" ."VICTORY OR DEATH !" "VICTORY OR DEATH !" "VICTORY OR 4 DEATIH" "VICTORY OR DEATH !" Supported by A Superb Programme of the World's Latest Releases. , Open chuly from 11 a.m. to 11 p.m. ARRIVED LAST NIGHT BY S.S. WESTRALIA, •fTfmTH BROS.' CIRCUS (LIMITED). OPENING TO-NIGHT (MONDAY). The Greatest of all Wirths' Great Ventures for positively Three Nights Only. Location— NEAß TE ARO RAILWAY STATION. Absplutely the Beat Company of Circus Artists ever tinder one Management. CHAMPIONS ALL OF THEM! WORLD'S WONDERS ! A Programme of Startling Novelties and Sensations you will never See Again. DAREDEVIL DESPERADO! The Audacious Aerial _ Athlete, who will defy danger by leaping head foremost from a height of 87 feet, ailighting on a concave platform of solid wood upon his chest and hands. THE FLYING CODONAS-LA BELLE VICTORIA— ORIGINAL NELSON FAMILY-BASTONS-ALFREDA-DOBLADOS— TRAINED SHEEP AND PIGS. Besides 'Wirths' Huge Company of CHAMPION ARTISTS. ! Prices— -ss, 4s, 2ej Gallery, 2s. Plan Reserve Seats, Dresden. Children' under 10, half-price. MENAGERIE, 4- to 5. T>ETONE BAND CARNIVAL. LYCEUM THEATRE, PETONE. COMMENCING TO-NIGHT. 16th to 21st FEBRUARY. DANCING TOUR OF THE WORLD, Under the Direction of PROFESSOR OWEN CARDSTON, Australia's Premier Dancer. 200 - PERFORMERS - 200 Trains leave Petone — Monday, Wednesday, and Saturday at 10.34 p.m. Tuesday, Thursday, and Friday, at I 9.34 p.m. DAFFODIAL DANCING ASSEMBLY. A LEXANDRA HALL, Abel Snrith-Bt. UTSb Eighth Consecutive Season. Committee— T. Tracy, A. Firth, F. Healey.— Invitation-holders are reminded that TUESDAY, 17th February, will be tho Opening Night. Patrons whose addressee were not known, kindly apply for invitation. Musician, Miss H&wthorne. A. FIRTH, Hon. Sec. MOTOR DRIVING TAUGHT BY EXPERTS. TT^ATHER'S MOTOR SCHOOL AND Jtl GARAGE, Edward-etreet, off Manners-street (at Rear of N.Z V Ezpresa Co.'» Stores. 'Phone No. 3606. i HEli'n CARL SAU ER, D.Mus., Leips. BAKER'S BUILDINGS, FEATHERSTONE-STREET. 'Phone 3057. THE VOICE— In Ballad, Opera, and Oratorio; in German, Italian, and French. THE PIANOFORTE— German method. Studio open from 10 a.m. till 10 p.m. icT HOLMES'S AflT^ UNION, rj * Potone. Winning Numbers; 950, , 553, 55, 70, 604, 315, 956.