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Evening Post, Volume LXXXVIII, Issue 23, 27 July 1914, Page 2

PEOPLE'S PICTURE PALACE. MANNERS-STREET (NEXT BEGG'S). THE ONLY SHOW WORTH WHILE. TO-tfIGHT. TO-NIGHT. TO-NIGHT. First Presentation in New Zealand of THE FIGHT FOR THE GREAT THE MOST ASTOUNDING PICTURE EVER PRODUCED. SEE—The Fight at the Bottom of the Sea. SEE—The' Magnificent Ballroom Scenes. SEE—The Cleverest Picture ever produced. . ONLY AT THE P.P.P. (NO ADVANCE IN' PRICES.) FOLLOW THE CROWDS. NOTE.—We open at 6.15 p.m. No Day Session until further notice. SHORTT'S THEATRE WILLIS-STREET.. THE HOME OF PERFECTLY PROJECTED PICTURES. TO-NIGHT. TO-NIGHT. TO-NIGHT. The Management have pleasure in announcing that they have secured the rights for Wellington of that world-renowned Picture— S: "THE BEGGARS OF THE JS St SACRED HEART." .. SiTHIS GREAT PRODUCTION HAS BEEN THE TALK OF THE" PICTURE WORLD FOR MONTHS, AND WILL CREATE A-SENSATION.

TO-NIGHT, AT 8. TO-NIGHT. AT 8. HAYWARD'S PICTURES. TOE KING'S THEATRE. x AN ALLURING ATTRACTION. A Great Drama of To-day. LIFE IN CRUEL LONDON. LIFE IN CRUEL LONDON. A Dramatic Tale of London Town, Contrasting BelgraTia..and the Squalid East End, Showing 'the Difference between East and West., 4000 ft, 4000 ft. . "THE LURE OF LONDON!" "THE LURE OF LONDON!" "THE LURE OF LONDON!" "THE LURE OF LONDON!" "THE LURE OF LONDON!" . "THE LURE OF LONDON!" ."THE LURE OF LONDON!" Mighty Magnet of Millions. A Heart-stirring, Sterling Play.' Wonderfully Well Acted By an All London Cast, including IVY CLOSE Most IVY'CLOSE Beautiful IVY CLOSE .. Woman in IVY CLOSE the British IVY CLOSE Isles. WINNER OF WORLD'S BEAUTY . ,'■ PRIZE. Who appears to Splendid Advantage.. A Colossal Programme.. "STUDIES OF BIRD LIFE." "STUDIES OF BIRD LIFE." (Great Pathecolour Special.) "HIS FIRST LOVE.", "HIS FIRST LOVE.", (A Drama of Real Novel Charm.) "VISIONS OF ROME)" (The City of the Caesars.) GAUMONT GRAPHIC. "JOY RIDE:" (It's Funny.) THE KING'S ORCHESTRA. 6d and Is. Reserves Dresden, Is 6d. ' ' ' "EVERYBODY'S." - TGIVERYBODY'S PICTURES. OPERA HOUSE. ■ OPERA HOUSE* Wellington's Favourite. Theatre. TO-DAY AND TO-NIGHT. .'.' From. 12 Noon, Till 10.30 p.m. •6d ADULTS. ' 3d CHILDREN. ■ All Plush Tip-up Chairs. A SEAT IN COMFORT. COMFORT IN EVERY SEAT. To View the Latest Film Success, '3sooft. . :•.■■■' 3500 ft. ; "THE GOLDEN BEETLE." . "THE GOLDEN BEETLE." A Clan or Society of .Fanatical Worshippers of the Goddess Kaly, in India. They capture 'an Englishman, George Surrey, who Has -incurred 'their hatrod. Ho passes through many exciting episodes'' before beihg finally released from ■: their elutches. - "THE GOLDEN BEETLE." Bristles with Sensation—"The . Human Ladder"—Descent of a. Mighty Precipice—Startling Express Train Spectacle— Bound 'k> the Rails. In Addition We Present, > The World's News. "PATHE'S ENGLISH GAZETTE." A Glimpse of "Home," "A ENGLISH VVINTER." ~ ... .Of Absoi'bing Intorest, "CONSTRUCTION OF A LIFEBOAT." Mirth ! and Merriment, . . . "SIMPLE SIMON AND THE DROMEDARY." . ORCHESTRA AFTERNOON AND EVENING. - Visit the DAY SESSIONS and AVOID THE NIGHT CROWDS. " EOftTY THIEVES "~ PANTOMIME. ALL THE SUCCESSES AT BEGGJS. SONGS-' '-■. ■ ~~■'■■ "I'd Love to Live in Loveland." (The Big Success). "Whoops! Let's Do It Again." "Sulan, My Southern Maid." "My Turkish Opal in> Constantinople." "Sec What Percy Picked Up in the Park." "Hey! Ho! Can't You Hear the Steamer." '"Why Do the Men Run After Me." PIANO SOLOS— , "I'd Lovo to Live in Lovoland." (Waltz). "Black and Whitei" (Tango). "Forty Thieves." (Waltz). "Forty Thieves." (Lancers). "Forty Thieves." (Two-Step). Call at our Warehouso and hear the above. Our Pianists arc always ab your CHAS. BEGG & CO, LTD, MANNERS-ST., WELLINGTON, " IMPORTERS OF HIGH-GRADE PIANOS. . FIRST-CLASS TAILORING. J. COLEMAN (for 2£ yeare. Cutter -• and Salesman to B. Ellis) has Opened a TAILORING DEPARTMENT in' conjunction with Davis and Clater, 216, Lambton-quay. The advertisement announcing same in Evening Post of 13th, 14th, and 15th July must not be taken to mean that A. J. Coleman has acquired the business of B. Ellis. A. J. COLEMAN. FUNERAL CARD. THE Friends of the late Gladys Ivy Stormont are invited to attend her Funeral, which will leave the residence of her parents, 15, Sydney-street Cutting, on Wednesday, 29th Ju1y,.1914, at 2 p.m.,. for the Sydney-6treet Cemetery. E. MORRIS, Juh., • Undertaker and Embalmer, 60, Taranaki-st., and 28| Riddifc-rd at. Telephone 937 (night arid day). v