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Evening Post, Volume LXXXVII, Issue 118, 20 May 1914, Page 2

pRAND • OPERA "" HOUSE. Lessees ...-. J. C. Williamson, Ltd. Sub-Lessees . .. George Willoughby, Ltd. Managing Director .Mr. Geo. Willoughby Directors . Messrs. Geo. T. Eaton, A. B Davies, and Ben, J. Fuller. TO-NIGHT (WEDNESDAY) TO-NIGHT FOR FOUR NIGHTS ONLY. SECOND GREAT PRODUCTION, ' A SUMPTUOUS ACHIEVEMENT. GEORGE WILLOUGHBY'S ; NEW DRAMATIC COMPANY. In tho Magnificent, Sensational, Stupendous "AMERICAN AND ENGLISH SUCCESS "AT CRIPPLE CREEK!" "AT CRIPPLE CREEK!" f A Thrilling Western Mining Drama, into ,which are woven intense situations and exciting episodes, tleaJint? with Cosmopolitan Life in the Most Famous Mining Camp in America. 'Brilliant Cast of Character's headed by CYRIL MACKAY AS "JOE MAYFIELD" (Who found the gold at Cripple Creek) (The Woman you will love at CrippleCreek). INCOMPARABLE SCENIC REALISMS Notably THE CABIN AMONG THE ROCKS, (Sensational Rescue in mid-air, by swinging out from a cliff 011 n wild grape vine). INTERIOR OF THE "LAST .DOLLAR." GOLD MINE. (Attempt to Flood tho Workings). SPECIAL RETAINING ENGAGEMENT Of THE ERA COMEDY FOUR, Coloured Comedians, in Negro Song, Dance, Delightful Harmonies. Plantation Melodies, and Ragtime Novelties. THE NATIONAL DUO, Clever Juvenile Specialists. In Unique Impersonations. Prices: 3s, 2s, Is. Booking fee, Is. Plans at the Dresden until 5 o'clock. Subsequently _ and until 6.45, with Day Saies. at Christeson's. Manager, A. W. BATISTE. THE BRITANNIA. ' ~~~ THE Continuous Theatre. LAST NIGHT of "SWEET NELL OF OLD DRURY!" "SWEET NELL OF OLD DRURY!" Nellie Stewart as Sweet Nell. SO-MORROW (THURSDAY) ! . THURSDAY (TO-MORROW)! 4& Pathe 4-reel Masterpiece, *SN MID-ATLANTIC!" "IN MID-ATLANTIC !"» "IN MID-ATLANTIC!" "IN MID-ATLANTIC!" Featuring the Great French Actress, MDLLE. RUBINNA. • - "IN MID-ATLANTIC 1" "IN MID-ATLANTIC 1" "IN MID- ATLANTIC!" f A Splendid Drama with a New Sensation. "IN MID-ATLANTIC!" "IN MID-ATLANTIC!" "IN MID-ATLANTIC!" 1 Heroic Dance at Sea While the Ship Burns. "IN MID-ATLANTIC!" "IN MID-ATLANTIC!" "IN MID-ATLANTIC !" The Absolute LIMIT of Sensation ! Supported by "THE GIRL AND THE MIDDY!" "THE GIRL AND THE MIDDY !" * 'A Nautical Tale of a Naughty Girl in, a Short. Skirt. "KAIRWAN" (Scenic Study). LATEST PATHE GAZETTE, Etc. THEATRE, NEWTOWN. Best— FULLER'S PICTURES !— Best TO-NIGHT! Last Night of TO-NIGHT! LONDON BY DAY AND NIGHT ! LONDON BY DAY AND NIGHT ! ', Most Interesting Ever. Screened. LIVERPOOL GRAND NATIONAL. The Beet Race Ever Shown. Ah, EXTRAORDINARY' PROGRAMME 3d and 6d, Children; Adults, 6d and Is. VICTORIA COLLEGE. TOWN .HALL. TTOWN' HALL. THURSDAY, 21st MAY, at 8 o'clock. The Public is Invited to the PRESENTATION of the GRADUANDS of VICTORIA COLLEGE, in the Town Hall, Wellington. General Sir lan Hamilton, G.C.8., will epeak, and th? Right lion the Prime Minister will also be present. It is suggested that Graduates (of any ' University) wear Academicals. Orchestra from 7.46 p.m. ' ' WELLINGTON CITY COUNCIL. CIVIC HEOEPTION TO GENERAL SIR IAN HAMILTON. ,TTIS Worship the Mayor and Council'Xl lore, on behalf of the Citizens of Wellington, will tender A PUBLIC RECEPTION To ' GENERAL SIR IAN HAMILTON, G.C.8., IN THEi TOWN HALL, On FRIDAY NEXT, the 22nd INSTANT, At 4 p,,m. Citizens (Ladies and Gentlemen) are cor- • diftlly invited to be present. A suitable Selection of Musio will be tendered by tho City Organist. Doors will bo open at 3.15 p.m. JNO. R. PALMER, Town Clerk. _ 19th May, 1914. SURREYVILLE ASSEMBLY. / 1 tH'jbi above Assembly will bo held in JL the ' Alexandra Hall, Abel Smithstreet, on ' THURSDAY NEXT, 21st MAY, and will bo continued thereafter EVERY THURSDAY EVENING. Gents Is ; Ladies 6d. Music by A. Williams, Invitations willi be issued for the season on Thursday Evening.— A. Douglas and H. Phillipg, Committee. TJEVIVAL MISSION. XV 21st, MAY— 3lst MAY. MISSIONERS : R.EV. A. T. BRAINSBY will Speak. MRS. BRAINSBY will Sing. Commencing TO-MORROW NIGHT, In VIVIAN-ST. BAPTIST CHURCH, 8 o'clock. Hymn Books Provided. No Collection. ft IHOSI3 interested in making a Preaon8- tation to the Reverend Joshua Jones and his Family, on their leaving the Hutt Parish, are cordially invited to meet at Sfc. James's Schoolroom, Lower Hutt, on the EVENING OF FRIDAY, the 22nd instant, at 8 o'clock. D. M. YEATS, F. DE J. CLBRE, .__ Conveners. " KHANDALLAH LITERARY AND DEBATING SOCIETY. THE First Meeting of the Session will ■he held TO-MORROW (THURSDAY) • EVENING, in the Presbyterian Schoolroom. Subject: Debate— '"That International Disarmament is in the Best Interests of the British Empire." Aff. : Messrs. Holway, Luke, Appleton, and Burge. Neg. : JVlespre. Luke, Aplm, and Cowles. Cordial invitation to all. WILL APPLETON, Hon. Secretary. CELTIC CLUB. THE Third ANNUAL MEETING of the above will tako placa at tho Rooms of tho Wellington Central Chamber of Commerce, Winder's Buildings, Cuba and Manners streets, on THURSDAY, 21st MAY, at 8 p.m. M. O'KANE, Hon. Sec.