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Evening Post, Volume LXXXVII, Issue 70, 24 March 1914, Page 2

XJIS MAJESTY'S THEATRE. Direction Fuller-Brennans, Ltd. NIGHTLY, a.t 8. VAUDEVILLE ! VAUDEVILLE ! TO-NIGHT! LAUGHTER (UN)LIMITED, OUR LATEST PROGRAMME! Absolutely the Greatest Conglomeration of LAUGHTER SPECIALISTS Ever Brought tinder One FCoof. •LAUGHTER is the Best Lubricant of n system clogged with the cares aud worries of this work-a-day world. All Tremendously Popular on First Appearance Last- Night. CAPTAIN BRUNSWICK AND CO., CAPTAIN BRUNSWICK AND CO., CAPTAIN BRUNSWICK AND CO.. Presenting their, Western Skit, "THE TENDERFOOT'S TROUBLES."' TIME— The Present. PLACE— Hang-dog Saloon, Root Creek, South Dakota. VALENTINE AND BELL, VALENTINE AND BELL, The Furniture Removers. SHRIEKS, YELLS, CONVULSIONS, at CUNNINGHAM AND ROSE, CUNNINGHAM AND ROSE, America's Premier Black-fooed Specialty. MITCHELL AND LICHTNER, MITCHELL AND LICKTNER, If Laughing Hurts You MILLIE The One MILLIE DORIS and Only. DORIS See her "Faust" Travesty. Delightful Comedy Sketch by KINGSLEY AND GRAHAM, Two of the Best. THE STRATTONS. TOM LEONARD. Carlton and Sutton. Phillip Sisters. "Le Rire est La Vie." Prices and Box Plan as usual. 'Phone 165. Trams stop at door, SH O-R T T'S THEATRE, Willis-street. Tho Home of Perfectly-projected Pictures, A BIG SUCCESS Of Pathe's Great "Feature." Attracted a Vast Audience Last Night. "THE StJFFRAGETTE !" "THE SUFFRAGETTE !" You must "TPIE SUFFRAGETTE !" See "THE SUFFRAGETTE !" this "THE SUFFRAGETTE !" Great "THE SUFFRAGETTE !" Picture. "THE SUFFRAGETTE !" A Picture that for .Photography. Acting, and Plot HAS NEVER BEEN EQUALLED. "THE SUFFRAGETTE!" "TPIE SUFFRAGETTE!" "THE SUFFRAGETTE!" Will be the Talk of the City. ' Supported by »i Programme of Magnificent Pictures. Open Daily from 11 a.m. to 11 p.m. TpEOPLE'S PICTURE PALACE, ■** Manners-st. (next Begg's). THE ONLY SHOW WORTH WHILE ! ANOTHER GLORIOUS SUCCESS! "THE GHOST "THE GHOST "THE GHOST OF THE WHITE LADY!" THE WHITE LADY!" THE WHITE LADY!" Nordisk's Great Comedy Drama. Supported .by JOHN BOUSALL! JOHN BOUSALL! Of the U.S. Secret Service. MARVELS OF THE MAGNET! PIMPLE'S BULL ffK-illTi SAINTS AND SINNERS! And Others. . FOLLOW THE CROWDS! ATHLETIC PARK! ATHLETIC PARK! TO-MORROW ! * TO-MORROW ! WEDNESDAY AFTERNOON. Positively the LAST OPPORTUNITY! SCOTLAND" IN 'THE AIR! GOTLAND" IN THE AIR! In his THRILLING AND SENSATIONAL EVOLUTIONS IN SPACE. VOLPLANING, GLIDING, SWITCHBACK, RAPID ASCENTS AND DESCENTS DIVING AND AERIAL SAILING.' BREATHSTOPPING MECHANICAL ACROBATICS. / Admission ONE SHILLING. Grandstand, Is extra. Gates at 2 o'clock. ISLAND BAY MUNICIPAL ELECTORS' ASSOCIATION. rpHE Third Annual General Meeting of .TTr^l'f-r^Y^ ssoo^' 011 wil) be lw!)d on WEDNESDAY, the 26th of March, 1914, in fet. HiWs Clubroom, Island Bay, at 8 j p.m. Business— Annual Report, Election of Officoi-e, etc., etc. All members earnestly requested to attend. E. 3. COLLEY, Hon. Sec. SUCCESSFUL MUSIC ! BEGG'S BEST SELLERS. WE wish to draw the attention of Music-lovers to the following International successes :— SONGS— "May in My Garden" ' God Remembers When tho World Forgets" "A Little Love, a Little Kiss" "Little Grey Home in the West." POPULAR BALLAD^' '* »* "Trail of the Lonesome Pine" "That's Plow I Need You" "You Made. Me Love You" "On the Mississippi." WALTZES- PRICE ' 1S 6d each "Golden Morn" (Cowley) "Dawn of Spring" (Hope) "Dream of the South." TANGO- ' PRTOE ' 1S M Gaoh - "Tres Motttarde" ("Too Much Mustard"). This Tango ia an extraordinary success, and is played all over tho World. PRICE, Is 9d copy. All interested are cordially invited to visit, our Warehouse to hear tho above. Our Pianists are always at your service. CHAS. BEGG*& CO., LTD., MANNERS-ST., WELLINGTON, Sole Agents for High-grade Pianos by Brinsmead, Bluthner, Schiedmayer, Gors, and Kallmnnn, etc. FUNERAL CARD. THE Friends of tho Inte William Sharkey are invited to attend his Funeral, which will leave the Mortuary Chapel of E. Morris, jun., 60, Tarannlu-street, To-morrow (Wednesday), at 2.30 p.m., for St. Mary of the Angels, thence to Karori Cemetery. E. MORRIS, Jun., Undertaker and Embalmer, 60, Taranaki-sl., and 28, Rjddiford-st. Telephone 937 (night and day). FUNERAL NOTICE. rflllE Friends of the late William •A Thacker are respectfully invited to attend hie Funeral, which will leave his late residence, No. 187, Rintoul-stroet, on Wednesday. 26th March, 1914. at 2.30 p.m., for Karori Cemetery. ROBERT H. WILSON AND SON, Undertakers and Embahners, 'Phone, 1999. 161. Adelaide -road.