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Evening Post, Volume LXXXVII, Issue 71, 25 March 1914, Page 2

OTIS MAJESTY'S THEATRE. ! Direction .„....««,. Fuller-Brennans, Ltd. NIGHTLY, at 8. VAUDEVILLE ! VAUDEVILLE ! LAUGHTER (UN) LIMITED. OUR LATEST PROGRAMME Of LAUGHTER SPECIALISTS. All Tremendously Popular. CAPTAIN BRUNSWICK AND CO., CAPTAtN 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-faced Specialty. MITCHELL AND LICHTNER, MITCHELL AND LICHTNER, If Laughing Hurts You MILLIE The One MILLIE DORIS and Only. DORIS See her "Faust" Travesty. Delightful Musical Sketch by KINGSLEY AND GRAHAM, Two of the Beet. THE STRATTONS. TOM LEONARD. Carlton and Sutton. Phillip Sisters. ! Breezy ! Clean ! Clever Prices and Box Plan as usual. 'Phone 165. Trams, stop at door. TjtMPRESS THEATRE " Where Everybody Goes." "Stalls 3d. Dress Circle 6d. TO-MORROW. Kalem's Wonderful Society "Feature," "SHADOW OF GUILT!" "SHADOW OF GUILT I" "SHADOW OF GUILT!" "SHADOW OF GUILT!" ' "TENDERFOOT'S MONEY" "TENDERFOOT'S MONET/" "TENDERFOOT'S MONE^" (Stirring A.B. Drama). "CANINE TRACTION IN "CANINE TRACTION IN "CANINE TRACTION IN THE BELGIAN ARMY" THE BELGIAN ARMY" THE BELGIAN ARMY" (Strange Work by Dogs) "BILLY'S BIRTHDAY PRESENT" "BILLY'S BIRTHDAY PRESENT" "BILLYHS BIRTHDAY PRESENT". (Selig's "Feature" Comedy) i "THE VAPOUR BATH" "THE VAPOUR BATH" "THE VAPOUR BATH" (A hearty laughter-maker). I THE EMPRESS FULL ORCHESTRA. LYMFIA SKATING RINK. Vivian-street. THE MECCA OF MERRYMAKERS! FOUR SESSIONS DAILY. 10 to 12, 2.30 to 5, 6 to 7 (learners), admission 6d, Skates free, and. 7.30 to 10, the Popular Evening Session. TO-MORROW NIGHT, Ladies' Graceful Skating Competition, ior those who have never won a prize. Band Every Evening and Saturday Afternoon. _^ J. MATSON. Proprietor. FREE LECTURES IN TOWN HALL, , , -' By -- 1 MR. R. ROBERT HOLLISTER, of New York City. (JOURNALISTIC. LECTURER.) Returning frqm China and Japan. Topic— TO-NIGHT (WEDNESDAY), 25th MARCH. 8 o'clock. "WHERE ARE THE DEAD?" THURSDAY, 26th .MARCH, 8 p.m. Topic— "HELL— T\VO WAYS OUT.'" What future awaits the 90,000 dying daily out of Christ? Is there hope for the heathen? All Welcome. No Collection. WELLINGTON GAS COMPANY, LTD. NEW SERIES. p AS COOKERY DEMONSTRATIONS By MISS REJNTNIE (Of the Wellington Technical School), TO-MORROW (Thursday), 26th MARCH, At the COMPANY'S LECTURE HALL, 64, COURTENAY-PLACE. Subject of Lecture: "BREAKFAST DISHES." To commence at 3 o'clock. Questions Answered. J. H. HELLIWELL, Secretary. LOOK OUT FOR, THE , riftAND CONCERT. ISLAND BAY HALL, WEDNESDAY, Bth APRIL, By Mr. E. J. HILL and Leading Artistes. Watch Future Announcements. WELLINGTON ASSOCIATION OF SPIRITUALISTS. r^ENTURY HALL, KENT-TERRACE. WEDNESDAY, 8 p.m. REV. MARGARET HANLEY Will hold a Meeting for Message. Admission, le. MAYORAL CAMPAIGN. TT E. HOLLAND, Social Democratic Candidate, Speaks in the VICTORIA HALL, NEWTOWN, TO-NIGHT, at 8. - SOMETHING NEW IN PICTURE HANGERSTHE "RECORD" HOOK I SCARCELY as thick as an ordinary wire tack, Hiis hook makes but the tiniest hole in the wall, and if removed at any time leaves no disfigurement. Yet it WILL CARRY 50LBS WEIGHT In wood, and 201bs in plaster. It can bo fixed where you wish on the wall — no more necessity for over-long picture-cords. Easy to hammer in, easy to pull out, but firm as a rock, in its place. Price Is per dozen. M'GUEGOU WEIGHT'S GALLEHY.