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Evening Post, Volume LXXXVIII, Issue 59, 7 September 1914, Page 2

TTIS MAJESTY'S THEATRE. Direction Fuller-Brennan, Ltd. TO-NIGHT, at 8. TO-NIGHT, at 8. A Veritable Galaxy of Stars. A MAMMOTH PROGRAMME. NEW STAR ATTRACTIONS OF UNUSUAL IMPORTANCE AND EXCELLENCE. To-night and Every Evening, at 8. THE FULLER-BRENNAN ALL-STAR VAUDEVILLE COMPANY, THE MAGNITUDE Of which ha 6 never been approached nor excelled by any similar combination. A TRULY WONDERFUL SHOW. FRESH FACES. . FRESH ACTS. Eclipsing all previous efforts. An amazing aggregation of attractions, including : MARCELL and BELL Dancers MARCELL and BELL and MARCELL and BELL Equilibrists MARCELL and BELL Extraordinary. Their graceful dancing and wonderful acrobatic feate formed quite an entertainment in themselves. — Auckland Herald, 25th August, 1914. STERLING and LOVE In entirely, new STERLING and LOVE sketch, "Discord STERLING and LOVE and Harmony." Enormous- Success Nightly of MR. PHIL PERCIVAL, MR. PHIL PERCIVAL, The Versatile Monologue Entertainer. BONITA In her Sensational BONITA Sharp Shooting Act. In his Remarkable l BILLY LEE Exposition of ■ BILLY LEE Stockwhip Cracking BILLY LEE Reappearance for a Short Season Only of MISS RAY DEVERE, Balladist. MR. SAM LA MERT, Whistler and Mimic. PHILLIPS and MERRITT. TILLY DUNBAR. BRIGHT SISTERS. Entirely Nflw Comedy by t^e Stock Co., "TWO OF A KIND." Prices— 2s, Is 6d, and Is. Book afc Dresden, 6d extra. -El iTERYBODY'S. OPERA HOUSE PALATIAL. ' All Plush Tip-up Chairs. ' TO-DAY, FROM NOON TILL 10.30 P.M. TO-DAY, FROM NOON TILL 10,30 P.M. , ' A Motion Picture in Serial Form. The Most Notable Departure in the Film Woi-ld. A Startling Drama of Unique Interest. An Amazing Selig Production, featuring remarkable sensational situations, in which FIERCE WILD ANIMALS Appear and Thrill Spectators. "THE UNWELCOME THRONE," "THE UNWELCOME THRONE," "THE UNWELCOME THRONE,". "f HE UNWELCOME THRONE," Or, " ADVENTURES OF KATHLYN." The " adventures " are in serial form, in ihirteen numbers. THIS IS THE FlßST— others follow. AN ASTONISHING PICTURE. "PARIS!"— THE FRENCH CAPITAL. " PARIS i "—THE FRENCH CAPITAL. "PARIS!"— THE FRENCH CAPITAL. The German objective, Paris, now conspicuous in the world's eye, and this film gives a splendid idea of tho district which is now under bombardmont. "OUR COUNTRY COUSINS." A Keystone Comedy. "PATHE'S ENGLISH GAZETTE!" "PATHE'S ENGLISH GAZETTE !" The Latest European News. "TORRENTS OF THE CASCADES !" A Beautiful Scenic. " NUMEROUS OTHER GEMS. ' Our Prices aro: 3d Children. Adults 6d. mHE BRITANNIA. -*- THE Continuous Theatre. TO-DAY'S EXTRAORDINARY HITS. A remarkably powerful and stirring romance, full of life and movement, "A A triumph of MAN'S SOUL !" cheery, resolute MAN'S SOUL!" narration— MAN'S SO j!" nothing moro MAN'S SOuL!" fresh, more MAN'S SOUL!" alluring, or MAN'S SOUL!" moro absorbingly MAN'S SOUL !" interesting could r MAN'S SOUL'" bo imagined. MAN'S SOUL!" It is distinctly MAN'S SOUL!" exhilarating. "ITALIAN NAVY OF TO-DAY !" Also, A Great Keystone, "GAMBLING RUBE!" "GAMBLING RUBE!" "GAMBLING RUBE!" BIG SUPPORTING FEATURES, THEATRE, NEWTOWN. Fuller's Magnificent Special. TO-NIGHT At 8. TO-NIGHT The Biggest and Best Picture ever made in England. 7000 ft 7000 ft Charles Dickens's Greatest Story, "DAVID COPPERFIELD." "DAVID COPPERFIELD." "DAVID COPPERFIELD." "DAVID COPPERFIELD." Acted by All English Stars. SCREENED TO SPECIAL MUSIC! '3d and 6d, Children. Adults, 6d and Is. LET US ALL GO I To the BASIN RESERVE BASIN RESERVE NEXT WEDNESDAY AFTERNOON, EXT WEDNESDAY AFTERNOON, And join in the MERRY OARNIVAL! MERRY OARNIVAL! MERRY OARNIVAL! MERRY CARNIVAL! MERRY OARNIVAL! MERRY OARNIVAL! Arranged by the Sports and Entertainments Committee in Aid of the MAYOR'S PATRIOTIC FUND. THREE HOURS OF JOKES AND JOLLITY. ■ ' Fun begins at 2.30 p.m. with YE OLDE ENGLISHE CRICKET! YE HOUSE OF COMMONS (Captain, Sir Joseph Ward) Will playo YE CITY ALDERMEN (Captain, The Mayor of AYellington). 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 SHILLL\ T G. ONE SHILLING. PROCEEDS TO MAYOR'S PATRIOTIC FUND. H. AMOS, Hon. Secretary. Banks's Commercial College, 11, GreyStreet. I WELLINGTON GOLF CLUB. MEDAL Round will be played at tho Week-end. Entries Close on FRIDAY, 11th September, at 's n-rn. Tho qualifying rounds for the Club Championship will bo played pn SATURDAY, 19th September. Entries Close on FRIDAY, 18th September, at 5 p.m. A. S. MACSHANE, Secretary.