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Evening Post, Volume LXXXVII, Issue 67, 20 March 1914, Page 2

TTIS MAJESTY'S THEATRE. SATURDAY NEXT, al 2.30. Why not pivo the Children, a Trpnt? Bring 1 them and Como youi'holf. MATINEE Instructive. MATINEE MATCNEK Amusing. ■ MATINER MATINEE Wholesome. - MATINEE A Delight to tho 'Young^lcr*. A Healthful Rest for Tired Parents. Prico* le and Gd. BEE YOU THERE HIS MAJESTY'S THEATRE. Direction Fuller-Brennan, Ltd. Whore tho Big Show's Are. VAUDEVILLE! " VAUDEVILLE! ' TUTS WEEK. VALENTINE AND BELL, VALENTINE AND BELL, Presenting '< A JAG "ON WHEELS, During which they "Break the- Record. " MILLIE Character ' DORIS, MILLIE Comedienne DORIS, £n Her Latest Successes. HJS BAU MALAGAS, Real Genuine "Argentine r-TungO,"r -TungO," the Famous "Apache" Dance. Last Nights of fhe ROSA VALERIO SEXTETTE, "Speed Fiends on tho Wire." , THE TWO'STRATTONS, Direct fra tho Ilielan's. ' SIDNEY BACH. TOM LEONARD. PHILLIPS SISTERS. AGNES RAWES. CARLTON AND SUTTON. WE IIAVJS THE GOODS. Prices and Box Plan as usual. <^T. THOMAS'S HALL. Lessees: South Welling! on Picture Co. 1 TO-NIGHT AND SATURDAY. WATER RAT. THREADS of DESTINYWHO IS THE SAVAGE? CORK INDUSTRY! BOOB! WITNESS (3A) CENTRE! BOOB! WITNESS (SA) CENTRE! 6d, Adults; Children, 3d. Matinoo, 2.30, To-morrow. ING GEORGE THEATRE, Lower Ilutl. TO-MORROW AT 8. Magnificent Selig- Wild Animal Drama, 1 "ALONE IN THE JUNGLE!" ENTIRE CHANGE ON MONDAY. "BRENNAN OF THE MOOR!" Special Note to Patron?: Don't Forget This Startling Attraction. WEDNESDAY AND THURSDAY NEXT, "LAST DAYS OF POMPEII!"7000 Fcot of Magnificent Film. Prices 6d and Is; Reserved Seats, la 6d. LARGE TOWN HALL. ■ TO-NIGHT, , TO-NIGHT, At 3 o'clock. At 8 o'clock. GRAND FAREWELL RECITAL! GRAND • FAREWELL RECITAL J MISS CECIL HAINES. MISS CECIL HAINES. MISS CECIL IIAINEB. UNIQUE AND ORIGINAL PROGRAMME : GRAND HISTORICAL GROUP -- "Women and Children of Chaucer a Day" MISS ETHEL LISSACK and DR. I*. HALES— Humorous Sketch MISSES JEAN PLIMMER, TIIURZA. ROGERS, WYONN'E IIAYBITTLE, and PEGGY REEVES - Dainty Juvenile Dances --/ MISS CECIL HAINES and MR. N. AITKEN— "The "Friendly Waiter" , (David CoppeVfield) 'Ml£s AGNES SEGRIEF-"A. Chain, of Ropes" and "Down in the Forest' 1 ' MISS HAZEL JEFFEEY— "The Quality of Mercy" (Shakespeare) MASTER RODNEY PANKHURST— 'The Birds Go' North Again" (WilJeby) ; ' MISS CECIL HAINES and MR. J. M. CLARK— "Dick Swivellcr and .the Marchioness" (Old Curiosity Shop) DR. NORMAN HALES— "I'm a Crazy Daffydil" MISS MARJORIE O'SHEA and MISS CECIL HAINES— "Tho Argentine Tango" MASTER. L. POWER— "The Newsboy's Soliloquy" ' MISS CECIL HAINES— "A Trip to Blackpool" MISS ZITA CHAPMAN— "A Farewell to Cecil" (written by Mr. Frank Mofton) "And "THE MAD TEA PARTY" (Alice lie Wonderland) — Miss Cecil Haine*?, Mies Zita Chapman, and Masters Fergus and Maurice Reeves. , Admission— 3s (reserved), 2s, and ONE SHILLING. Plan at Dresden. Doors open 7, commence at 8. THE LAST OPPORTUNITY OP HEARING' LITTLE CECIL, Wellington's Favourite. RONALD K. LYON, , * Hon. Secretary. A GARDEN PARTY ; Will be held at tho PRESBYTERIAN ORPHANAGE GROUNDS, BERHAMPORE. On SATURDAY, 21st March, afc 2.30 p.m. DISPLAY BY Orphanage Boy Scouts, Orphanage' Girls, • and V.M.C.A. Cadets. ATTRACTIVE SIDE SHOWS, PICTURES, oto., etc. Admission to Grounds, 6r' Cars Avill stop at Britfcomart-streot. ■SUNDAY CONCERT! SUNDAY CONCERN! SUNDAY CONCERT! HIS MAJESTY'S THEATRE SUNDAY, 22nd MARCH, At 8.15 p.m. WELLINGTON CITY BAND (Lato Garrison). Contluctor-LIEUT. T. HERD. Mi. C. V. Mohr will sing. Mr. Harry Phipps will sing. Mi 1 . Hollow will accompany. Silver Coin collection for Band Fund. Piano kindly lent by Dresden Co. GRAPES. SPLENDID GRAPES can bo secured from WILKINSON'S GARDENS, 94. ORIENTAL BAY. Special Varieties for Invalids, Telephone A 2184. OYSTERS ! OYSTERS ! WANTED Known— Any quantity, at the International, 25, Manners-st. In bag?, 6d per do/zeii ; in boHle3, 8d per dozen; atao fresh. Ring up 3534. INTERNATIONAL LUNCHEON, TEA, AND SUPPER ROOMS. 25, Manners-street. 'Ph0n0' 3534. THE CHATHAM ISLANDS FISHING CO., LTD. FOR CHATHAM ISLANDS DIRECT, S.S. HIMITANOJ,. j TO-MORROW, 21«t MARCH, 1914, I At 5 p.m. Receiving Cargo for Waitungi and Pitt Island only fill! 1 p.m. For' freight and pii^ago. ipply THE CHATHAM INLANDS FISHING CO,, LTD., 2, Balifttice-Etroet..