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Evening Post, Volume LXXXVII, Issue 119, 21 May 1914, Page 2

HIS MAJESTY'S THEATRE. Courtenay-place. Direction Fuller-Bronnane, Ltd. FULLER- Circuit of FULLERBRENNAN Theatres. BRENNAN Implios the Best in Vaudeville. TO-NIGHT! At 8. TO-NIGHT! ANOTHER STAR ACT ! First Appearance (direct from London,I per e.s. Corinthic) of ! THE WALDRONS ! THE WALDRONS ! ,The Great THE WALDRONS ! English THE WALDRONS ! Pantotnimists THE WALDRONS ! and Comedy THE WALDRONS 1 Troupe. THE WALDRONS ! Direot from the Palladium, London. Absolutely the Funniest Act that has Ever Appeared in New Zealand. ONE LONG LAUGH. Reappearance of MR. CHAS. ZOLI, The Versatile Comedian and Mimic. Terrific Success Nightly of JOSEPHINE GASSMAN Oh ! -You JOSEPHINE GASSMAN Black JOSEPHINE GASSMAN . Venue ! AND HER PICCANINNIES. AND HER PICCANINNIES. The Universal Opinion of Last Night's Packed House : NOTHING LIKE IT EVER SEEN BEFORE. . Unbounded Success of FERNANDEZ and MAY Star American FERNANDEZ and MAY Musical Act. Last 3 Nights of CAR.LTON MAX, England's Ventriloquist Yorkshire Comedian. DENIS CARNEY LA FRANCE In her beautiful and LA FRANCE artistic novelty act. KNOWLES AND LEE. D.C, and 0.5., 2s; Stalls, Is 6d; Upper Circle, Is. Booking 6d extra, at Dresden. SHORTT'S THEATRE,| Willis-street. The Home of Perfectly Projected Pictures WELLINGTON'S COSIEST THEATRE. TO-NIGHT ! TO-NIGHT ! HUGE ALL-STAR. PROGRAMME! Sensational 2000 ft "Feature," "THE BLACK MASK 1" "THE BLACK MASK!" "THE BLACK MASK!" LATEST TOPICAL. A.B. Railway Drama, "HIS FIREMAN'S CONSCIENCE!" "PIMPLE'S DASH FOR THE POLE !" A Scream of Laughter. Thrilling Detective Drama, "THE CLUE!" And Others. Open Daily from 11 a.m. to 10.30 p.m. We DO NOT CLOSE between 5.30 and 6.30 p.m. mHE BRITANNIA. A THE Continuous Theatre. TO-DAY'S MASSIVE SUCCESS !/-' A Pathe 4-reel Masterpiece, "IN MID-ATLANTIC!" "IN MID-ATLANTIC!" "IN MID-ATLANTIC!" Featuring the Great French Actress, MDLLE. RUBINNA. "IN MID-ATLANTIC!" "IN MID-ATLANTIC!" A Splendid Drama with a New Sensation. "IN MID-ATLANTIC !" "IN MID-ATLANTIC I" | Heroic Dance at Sea While the Ship Burns. "IN MID-ATLANTIC!" "IN MID-ATLANTIC!" Th© 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. TO-NIGHT ! TO-NIGHT ! THE DANDIES! THE DANDIES! THE DANDIES! In tho TOWN HALL. (Concert Chamber.) Will Present the Third Selection of Musical Novelties from their Extensive Repertoire. COME ALONG AND HEAR: Green Ribbon, Ballymony. I Want to go to the Beautiful Country. Three Gay Sparks. Ecstasy. Our Weddiitg. I'd Like to Gaze upon your Sunshade. So Very Refined. Ragtime Navvy. Then and Now. Beyond the Meadow Gate. ' Cock-a-doodle. Golfing Major. Song of Thanksgiving. Come Into the Garden, Maud. Selection from "Lucia di Lammorrnoor." Tho Suffragettes. Wooden Militree. Come, Let us Sail. A FESTIVAL OF MELODY! AN AVALANCHE OF MERRIMENT ! , Be Wise, People, be Wise. BOOK SEATS AT DRESDEN. Day Sales, Christeson's. Prices, 3s, 2s, Is. Direction, Edward Branscombe, Ltd. THE ROYAL WELLINGTON CHORAL SOCIETY. (Mr. Christian Hellemann. Conductor.) TOWN HALL. THURSDAY, 28th MAY. "MARITANA !" (Wallace). Maritana — Miss Helen Gardner, Dunedin Lazarillo — Madame Gregoi' Wood, Melbourne Don Caesar— Mr. Gregor Wood, Melbourne Don Jose — Mr. Hamilton Hodges Captain— Mr. W. H. Warren. Tickets — 4s (reserved). 3s (reserved), and 2s. Box Plan now open at the Dresden.' NOTE.— A Full Rehearsal for Chorus and Orchestra will be held in St. John's Sohoolroom TO-MORROW (FAiday), at 8 o'clock sharp. W. E. CALDOW, Hon. Sec. Me. Paul Duvatjlt, the eminent tenor, writes : "I have used the bottle of "Fluenzol you were kind enough to "send; and I am glad to say it has "proven beneficial to my throat. I " shall surely use it again, and -wish to "thank you for your generous offer "to provide me with more ana also "for the copy of the Bos "Picture. Other singers, of note, such as Mr. -Kennerly Humford, Mr. Andrew Black, Mr Hamilton Hodges, and Mr. Frank Grahame, also use Fluenzol (undiluted) and speak most enthusiastically of it as a throat gargle (This is apart from its value as a specific for high temperatures.. Insist on having Fluenzol from yout Chemist or Grocer at 1/G or 2/6. 10! FUNERAL NOTICE. rriHE Funeral of the lato Frederick' | A Knudson will leavo tho Mission to Seamen, Whitmore-street, To-morrow, 22nd May, 1914, at 10 a.m., for Karori Cemetery. ROBJ2ET 11. WILSON AND SON, Undertakers and Embalmers, 164, Ade-laide-road. Tol. 1999. FUNERAL NOTICE. THE Friends of William Victor Weaver are respectfully invited to attend Iho Funeral of the his late boloved Wife, Victoria Mab6l, which will leavo tho residenoe of his Father, No. 125, Wallace-street, Tomorrow, :22nd May, 1914, at 2 p.m., ibr Karori Cemetery. /ROBERT H. WILHON AND SON, Undertakers and Embalmors, 164, Adg-laide-road. Tel. 1999. ■ '■