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Evening Post, Volume LXXXVIII, Issue 58, 5 September 1914, Page 2

TJAYWARD'S. THE KING'S. XI TO-NIGHT IS YOUR LAST CHANCE. Laet Night qf "LOST IN MID-OCEAN." Last Night of "LOST IN MID-OCEAN." Laat Night of "LOST IN MID-OCEAN." Vitagraph's Remarkable Drama, with its appallingly REALISTIC WRECK SCENE. , "HARRY LAUDER'S GOLF MATCH." "HARRY LAUDER'S GOLF MATCH." Bubbling- Over with Fun and Points. "SAMOA," "SAMOA," Painted Red on the JMap by Our Boys. "MABEL'S BUSY DAY." Don't arguo. THIS is the bost Keystone. AND 5 OTHER SPLENDID FILMS. DAVID COPPERFIELD— THE KING'S. BOX PLANS NOW ,AT DRESDEN. Be Wise and Apply Early— ls 6d. MONDAY, at 8 p.m. MONDAY, at 8 p.m. TTTIHB KING'S. HAYWARD'S. A Most Important Event. For the First Time in New Zealand. A GIGANTIC 7000 ft PRODUCTION. A GIGANTIC 7000 ft PRODUCTION. An All-British Exclusive. A Complete Dickens Entertainment. A Complete Dickens Entertainment. In Motion Photoplay. A LITERARY TREAT IN PICTURE FEAST FORM. Dickens's Most Popular Work. 7000 ft. 7000 ft. "DAVID COPPERFIELD." "DAVID COPPERFIELD." "DAVID COPPERFIELD." "DAVID COPPERFIELD." ' "DAVID COPPERFIELD." "DAVID COPPERFIELD." "DAVID COPPERFIELD." An All-British Story. In All-Britieh Pictures. Acted in 4 Parts by English Stars, And SHOWN to BRILLIANT ADVANTAGE. Played on the "Dickens" Spotß. PRESS OPINION: "David Copperfield is the finest film •ever made by a British prcxlucor. We cannot imagine that it will ever be surpassed."— Tho English Journal. "DAVID COPPERFIELD" Took Nino Months to Film. The_ reception acoorded to the picture in Britain and her dependencies is of a wonderfully enthusiastic character. A COMPLETE ENTERTAINMENT. Screened to Special Music hy THE KING'S ORCHESTRA. 6d and Is. Reserves Dresden, Is 6d. IN AID OF MAYOR'S PATRIOTIC FUND. UNIQUE 'AND DELIGHTFUL ENTERTAINMENT By ' >THE FAMOUS ROTORUA MAORI CHOIR ROTORUA MAORI CHOIR ROTORUA MAORI CHOIR And the CHAMPION POI and HAKA DANCERS OF NEW ZEALAND. IN THE TOWN HALL, '■ IN THE TOWN HALL, On WEDNESDAY AND THURSDAY, WEDNESDAY AND THURSDAY, 9th and 10th SEPT. At 8 p.m. At 8 p.m. Doors, open 7.15 p.m. PROGRAMME COMPRISES: PART SONGS AND QUARTETTES. ORCHESTRAL SELECTIONS. HAKAS OF WAR AND WELCOME. POIS OF BEWILDERING BEAUTY. THRILLING TABLEAUX OF MAORI OLD-TIME LIFE AND LEGEND. MATE MATE (Ancient Maori Game) YOU MUST HEAR ROTOHIKO RUKINGI, Great Bass Singer. YOU MUST SEE TURIA, *' Charming Poi Dancer. ADMISSION ONE SHILLING ADMISSION ONE SHILLING To All Parts of Hall. DON'T MISS THIS TREAT ! H. AMOS, Hon. Seo. Sports and Entertainments Committee, Bunks's Commercial College. LET US ALL GO To the BASIN RESERVE BASIN RESERVE NEXT WEDNESDAY AFTERNOON, EXT WEDNESDAY AFTERNOON, And join in the MERRY CARNIVAL! MERRY CARNIVAL! MERRY CARNIVAL! MERRY CARNIVAL! MERRY CARNIVAL! MERRY CARNIVAL! Arranged by the Sports and Entertainments Committee in Aid 'of tho MAYOR'S PATRIOTIC FUND. THREE HOURS OF JOKES AND JOLLITY. > Fun boffins at 2.30 f>.m. wifch YE OLDE ENGLLSHE CRICKET! YE HOUSE OF COMMONS (Captain, Sir Joeeph Ward) Will playe YE CITY ALDERMEN (Oaptiwn, The Mayor of Wellington). Players Garbed in Early Victorian Styles, with Belltoppers and Mutton-chop Whiskers ! Other Events include— OLD-TIMERS' FOOTBALL MATCH And "GIFT" AUCTION SALE! TEA SERVED AT MODERATE CHARGES. Admission to Basin Reserve— ONE SHILLING. ONE SHILLING. PROCEEDS TO MAYOR'S PATRIOTIC , FUND. H. AMOS, Hon. Secretary. Banks's Commercial College, 11, Grey-