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Evening Post, Volume LXXXVII, Issue 72, 26 March 1914, Page 2

THE KfNG'S. THE KING'S. XTIS MAJESTY'S THEATRE. I TO-NIGHT'S "EXTRAORDINARY." *-*- i AEROPLANE DISASTER. Direction Fuller-Brennan, Ltd. Life-liko Motion Picture of NIGHTLY, at 8. — SCOTLAND'S — VAUDEVILLE ! VAUDEVILLE ! AIR-FLIGHT AND ACCIDENT. THIS WEEK. . XTAYWARD'S PICTURES! NOT ONE DULL-MOMENT! * Tn NTfHT At R 'MTPTTTT'V Here they are — 1U THE KING'S THEATRE CAPTAIN BRUNSWICK AND CO., ! A Great Progrlmte CAPTAIN BRUNSWICK AND CO., IT WILL DELIGHT YOU. Presenting their Western Skit, ] "Famous Players" at their best in Kate "THE TENDERFOOT'S TROUBLES " Kirby s Detective Feature, vat t?mtttvtt? mm xit?t t A Grand Star Special, 3500 ft. VALENTINE AND BELL, "ONE HOUR BEFORE DAWN!" Wheeled Humorists, "par excellence." | "ONE HOUR BEFORE DAWN!" Direct from America. ,"ONE HOUR BEFORE DAWN!" CUNNINGHAM AND ROSE, W my ? ter * d T ?n? n *j» America's Premier Black-faoed Specialty. ' SI ™1 tL ?u en $ lo s f the HTH T Tied% ied MITCHELL AND LICHTNER, &P c Death of Professor Wallace If Laughing Hurte You ' i baffles the cleverest detectives of the day. X . TT T T < JT, „ ., TT T TT , Laura Sawyer as Kate Kirby. SJHAP T ¥ S n ? M^^l Other Very Fine Films are: DORIS and Only. DORIS "ZUZA, THE BANDMASTER," A Novel Musical Comedy Sketch by "sa^ 1 iSffiTnggs^ kings t l w e o vs s aham - Gere" , AND GREAT DOUBLE COMPANY. THE KING'S ORCHESTRA. ALL COMEDY SPECIALISTS. 6d and Ib. Begervee. Dresden, Is 6d. Prices and Box Plan as usual. - , 'Phone 165. Trams stop at door. jVT E W THEATRE, L Manner* -street. "CIMPRESS THEATRE-. TO-DAY AND TO-NIGHT. J - i „„„ „ „ _ „ Wher« Everybody Goes. Selig's Sensational "Feature" Dotecive Drama, Stalls 3d. Dress Circle &d. "THE FINGER PRINT!" "THE FINGER PRINT!" TO-DAY and TO-NIGHT. "THE FINGER PRINT !" • "THE FINGER PRINT !" Kalem'e "Star" Society Play, Attractive Happenings Abroad. "SHADOW OF GUIL°!" "ECLAIR JOURNAL!" • "SHADOW OF GUDLT!" "SHADOW OF GUILT!" Rex's Enchanting' Drama, ■ "THE FLOWER GIRL!" "TENDERFOOT'S MONEY" Lubm's Powerful Play, (Exciting A.B. Drama). "THE BEARER OF BURDENS !" "CANINE TRACTION IN "A FRUSTRATED ROMANCE !" itEJ^w*' 3 ? R^ Y> \ "HE WANTS WHAT HE WANTS!" (Interesting Work by Dogs). / HOR TTS THE A T RE, "BILLY'S BIRTHDAY PRESENT". Willis-street. (Selig's "Feature" Comedy) The Home of Perfectly-projected Pictures. "THE VAPOUR BATH" TO-NIGHT ! TO-NIGHT ! (A Prolonged Laugh). Edison's Wonderful Military "Feature," " "WITHIN TSHT 5 HE fe ENEMY' S LINE!" EMPRESS FULL ORCHESTRA. i "WITHIN THE ENEMY'S LINE!" "WITHIN THE ENEMY'S LINE!" "WITHIN THE ENEMY'S LINE!" —1 "WITHIN THE ENEMY'S LINE!" ffIHE BRITANNIA. Keystone's "Feature" Comedy, Direction A. J. Coleman. ."TOO MANY WIVES!" THE CONTINUOUS THEATRE. "TOO MANY WIVES !" TO DAV<* rr>Tn<4<*AT tpttttvtph i "TOO MANY WIVES!" IUJJAY b TRIUMPH! Ecwal to Anything Produced by thi3 An Extraordinary Attraction, Famous Company. TRAPPED IN A FOREST FIRE! TRAPPED IN A FOREST FIRE! , "CONSCIENCE !" An appealing TRAPPED IN A FOREST FIRE ! ' "CONSCIENCE!" A.B. Drama. TRAPPED IN A FOREST FIRE! ' TRAPPED IN A FOREST FIRE! ''LATEST GAUMONT GRAPHIC ! w TRAPPED IN A FOREST FIRE! And a Superb Selection of Supporting TRAPPED IN A FOREST FIRE ! Pictures. , TRAPPED IN A FOREST FIRE ! . Open Daily from 11 a.m. to 11 p.m. Depicting Actual Raging Forest Fires. PEOPLE'S PICTURE PALACE, Thrilling and Remarkable Escapes. Manners-st (next Begg's). Supported by An Interesting KEYSTONE offering, THE ONLY SHOW WORTH WHILE 1 HOW MOVING PICTURES ARE MADE HOW MOVING PICTURES ARE MADE WNIGHT! TO-NIGHT i TO-NIGHT! HOW MOVING PICTURES ARE MADE MARY JANE ! A Vitagraph . *'A HIGHLAND ROMANCE!" MARY. JANE ! Banquet of ' «A HIGHLAND ROMANCE!" MARY JANE ! r ' Merriment. . 7 "A HIGHLAND ROMANCE !" HQW BOBBY CALLED "A HIGHLAND ROMANCE ! ' mm tit ttt?tt t - £ gg&HS ISKgIK , ' LATEST PATHE Oal™ '" 'k Romantic Episode of Life in the High- SUCCESSFUL MUSIC ! r lands. A Story of Love and Decep- " BEGG'S BEST SELLERS. , ••!. ■ thoa, produced in a perfect manner. -s-mp '- . . , „ i. .. ' . „ V|AJS wish to _draw the attention of TV*' .. 7." Supported by, ." Mitsic-Joy^rs to the following. InlY *-■> - **^ ■ ' ternational successes:-—' .**A WESTERN SISTER,'S DEVOTION." SONGS1 HMTTDDnvio t n tt " "May in My Garden" MURPHY b I U U. « Go a Remembers When the World ' '"ECLAIR JOURNAL" (Latest and Best) Forgets" /• '^THE VILLAGE CHOIR." .&B^lome'Ste^t " ,-C And Others. ' popTJLAR BALLA ™, *** -h. FOLLOW THE CROWDS! "Trail of the Lonesome Pine" ' -STAR THEATRE, NEWTOWN. " Sf MadeVe Loll You" *«5 FULLER'S PICTURES-The Best! -A^ the MissisLnf " I- of Brittany," "Topical Budget," and TANGO _ PRICE, Is 9d each. Two Great Comedies. «t mo tm«,^o,j«» mm »* v ■»* ' 3d a™* 6d Children-Aduits, 6d and Is. Tr^ M ,° utard £ . < To ° Much Muss, : tard ). This Tango is an extraLfijT. THOMA S'S .HALL. ordinary success, and is played all ,'fs over the World. t Lessees: South Wellington Picture Co. I PRICE, Is 9d copy. • ' THURSDAY, FREDAY, SATURDAY. All interested are cordially invited to f-SNOW WHITE 3000ffc SNOW WHITE visit our Warehouse to hear the above. SNOW WHITE 3000 ft SNOW WHITE! Our Pianists are always at your service. '■ The Little Hunchback— Tha New Sheriff jt —Sticky Business— The Senorita's Repent- P,TT A a Ti'Pflfi. Xr C*C\ T WTX lance-Sammy, the Slippery One-Pic- t±lA& ' ■D.&Vrvr <fc CU., JLIU., t-tureeque France. MANNERS-ST., WELLINGTON, I . 6d Adults. Children, 3d. g ole Agents fof m^ k^ mie P j anos by ..fI^VL-yMPIA SKATING RINK Bnnsmead, Bluthner, Schiedmayer, I Vf Virixn-street. Gors ' and Kallmann, etc. } THE MECCA OF MERRYMAKERS! FTTNFRAT nottpf tn * £ ?5, SE f il p mi >f mY - mHE Friends of the late Mr. Andrew JO to 12, 2.30 to 5, 6to 7 (learners), ad- X Avison are respectfully invited to mission 6d, Skates free, and 7.30 to attend his Funeral, which will leave his 10, the. Popular Erenrng Session. sister's residence, 69, Fitzherbert-street, TO-NIGHT ! TO-NIGHT ! Petone, To-morrow (Friday), 27th March, ' Ladies' Graceful Skating Competition, JJ l^ at 130 P m ' for the Karori Ceme - for those who have never won a prize. y * R H PARRANT AND co B»nd Every Evening and Saturday After- Undertakers, 46, Fitzherbert-st. Potone noon. ' ■ ! J- MATSON, Proprietor. A COTJGH MIXTTJRE RECI p E FREE LECTURES 1 WORTH HAVING FREE LECTURES! YXHtr ' HALL_JLARGE HALL). BIG MONEY-SAVER THE LAST OPPORTUNITY _, . , To Hear * By a Qualified Chemist. MR. R. ROBERT HOLLISTER . *f fpurteenpence were lying on the (of New York City) footpath what would you do— leave it (of New York City) there Qr tJt Jn ket ? Joarnabst-Lecturer returmng from Chma Every time you pay eighteenpence '„ TO-NIGHT (isdaT^th MARCH, At 8 o'clock. now need to. Topic— "HELLc TWO WAYS OUT." That's a fact thousands of thrifty What future awaits the 90,000 dying people are proving eTery day. You can daily out of Christ? Is there hope for the prove it straight away by trying this heathen? Hean's Essence recipe. Into a jug put four tablespoonfuls of Seats for all. All welcome. No collection, sugar, three of treacle, two of vinegar, ana a large breakfastcuDful of warm 8 T - MA ££gSFlv CHURCH ' w»t«. Stir till dissoWeHoSi ? iSK PAROPHTAT MMSION Wg b ° ttle ' add One b °™ 6 ° f Hean ' 8 Mieaion^R^ HLH L WATfoN,- M.A., Essence, and shake all together Vicar of Masterton. . TT ° ls & ive ? you a pint of the finest TO-NIGHT— 7.3O, Mission Service. family cough .remedy you can possibly FRIDAY— 7 a.m., Holy Communion; 4 buy. It means about eight eighteenp.m., Children's Service; 7.30, Mis- penny bottles for the price of one. In Bion. Service. . other words, an eighteenpenny bottle A Cordial Welcome to All. costs you less than fourpeuce— a HUTT MAYORAL ELECTION. £2^5 iS?^' 8 mm ° Dey - A|R H. BALDWIN will Addrea, the The mixture thus made in your own IM. Electors of Lower Hutt, at the St. hor n% " ,g° od f 9, r grandparents and James's Hall grandchildren— and all the ages in be-TO-MORROW (FRIDAY) 27th MARCH, At 8 p.m. did remedy for new cougns or old coughs. ' It quickly relieves the coughs of asthma, Supporters will be in attendance at 7.30 bronchitis, influerm, croup, and even p.m , for the purpose of placing names on whooping-cough. Use it as a gargle for the Roll Bore throats, and relief is instant. It j A Urn. » * 1. l»d "teftSKSSSSft, e »y after the Meeting. to mak6) .g. g gQ an(J gaveg BUch & ST JAMES FOOTBALL CLUB. I°* of money that it is now quite popular in thousands of New Zealand and NOTICE. Australian homes. H:an's Essence is sold by chemists - I A PRACTICE will be held in the tn d stores, or post free on receipt of JSI Melrose Gymnasium TO-MORROW pnee, 2/-, from G. W,. Hean, Chemist (Friday) EVENING, the 27th March, Wanga^j. , 19M. All members and i^^f? 16111 - Wherever you buy, be sure you get be* ?^ >SS ' as *> W & do - k-