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Evening Post, Volume LXXXIX, Issue 56, 8 March 1915, Page 2

HIS MAJESTY'S THEATRE. Courtenay-place. 'Phone 165. TO-NIGHT! TO-NIGHT! TO-NIGHT ! Messrs. Fuller-Brennnn will Present an ENTIRE CHANGE OF PROGRAMME. A Magnificent Aggregation of Artists abd a Host of Novelties and Features. First Appearance in Wellington, of FRED DYER The Singing FRED DYER FRED DYER Boxer, direct FRED DYER FRED DYER from London FRED DYER In his Unique Vocal and Athletio Act. Note.— Mr. Fred Dyer until recently was welter-weight champion boxer of Wales. First Appearance of SALTLEY AND THE DUDE, SALTLEY AND THE DUDE, SALTLEY AND THE DUDE, Clever Acrobats and Wire-walkers. Direct from the MONS. POINCAIRE Folies Bergeres in MONS, POINCAIRE a novel series of MONS. POINCAIRE Imitations of Birds and Animals. EVERYTHING NEW By the Incomparable and Fascinating RANDALL-JACKSON COMPANY. RAND ALL- JACKSON COMPANY, RANDALL-JACKSON COMPANY. Everything New by MISS FLORENCE WEST Soprano Humorist MR. HERBERT WINTER MISS MAY WINDSOR Entertainer Comedian MR. GEORGE NASH MR. RANDALL-JACKSON Baritone Supported by MANN AND FRANKS, MANN AND FRANKS, In. a New and Original Sketch. GEO. WHITEHEAD. MAX MARTIN. Prices— 2s, Is 6d, and Is. Booking at Bristol Piano Co., 6d extra. Doors 7.15. "PEOPLE'S PICTURE PALACE, •*• Manners-street. , THE ONLY SHOW WORTH WHILE. COMMENCING TO-DAY, Aquilo's Greatest Masterpiece. "Tfhe most _ Gorgeous, _ Sensational, and Romantic Production ever seen here— "THE MILLIONAIRE BRIGAND!" "THE MILLIONAIRE BRIGAND'!" "THE MILLIONAIRE BRIGAND'" "THE MILLIONAIRE BRIGAND!" "THE MILLIONAIRE BRIGAND!" "THE MILLIONAIRE BRIGAND!*' "THE MILLIONAIRE BRIGAND!" "THE MILLIONAIRE BRIGAND!" "THE MILLIONAIRE BRIGAND t" "THE MILLIONAIRE BRIGAND!" An Exquisite Portrayal. The most Beautiful Film of the day! SPECIAL NOTfi. As tbis picture is bound to prove a gl'6at favourite, we advise all who can to see it during Day Sessions and avoid the crowds at night. Supported by a NEW PROGRAMME! /*■ FOLLOW THE CROWDS! MACMAHON'S THE-ATRE ■ LTJL Manners-street. TO-DAY'S SPECIAL ATTRACTION! "LIFE'S BITTER DREGS!" "LIFE'S BITTER DREGS!" "LIFE'S BITTER DREGS!" "LIFE'S BITTER DREGS!" "LIFE'S BITTER DREGS I" A Fascinating Three-reel Drama, which will Touch the Hearts of Everyone. "SOME NERVES !" A "SOME NERVES !" Keystone. "SOME NERVES I" NUFF "SOME NERVES !" SED ! BIG SUPPORTING FILMS. MACMAHON'S THEATRE, WHERE ONLY THE BEST IS SHOWN OUR PRICES— FROM 11 A.M. TO 6 P.M.: STALLS, 3d; D.C., 6d. FROM 6 P.M.. TO 10.30 P.M.! STALLS, 6d; D.C., 6d. CHILDREN UNDER 12, ALWAYS 3d. SHOWING NOW. ANOTHER SCOOP ! OOR BOYS EN ROUTE TO EGYPT! Second Series. EXCLUSIVE TO THE P.P.P, JJMPBISS THEATRE. " Where Everybody Goes." Stalls 3d., Dress Circle 6d» Dress Circle Reserve 1«. - NOW SHOWING Lubin's Powerful "feature," dealing with the "third degree" «a used by tho American police. ON SUSPICION. ON SUSPICION, ON SUSPICION. GIRL AT THE THROTTLE. ECLAIR JOURNAL. MIDSUMMER LOVE TANGLE. MAKING STEEL RAILS. HE WANTED CHICKENS. BMPRESS GRAND ORCHESTRA, Commence* Nightly at 7.30. TOWN HALL OWN HALL Chamber). (Concert Chamber), WEDNESDAY, 10th MARCH, Afe 8 p.m. At 8 p.m. WEDNESDAY, 10th MARCH. MR. HARRY BARNARD Will deliver a Lecture, entitled— "JOSIAH WEDGWOOD, POTTER : HIS LIFE AND WORK." The Lecture will be illustrated with CINEMATOGRAPH FILMS AND LANTERN SLIDES, giving Views of the Celebrated Pottery Works, showing the intricate process of manufacture of poroelalß. ADMISSION FREE. COLLECTION IN AID OF THE BELGIAN FUND. ■g'ASIN RESERVE. NEXT SATURDAY, . Commencing at 2.15 p.m, ANNUAL CHAMPIONSHIP 'AMA. TEUR ATHLETIC. MEETING, Good Fields and First-Class Competition. Sterling Contest for the Championship Shield. Band in attendance. Afternoon tea. Proceeds in aid of the WoUnded Soldiers and Dependents Fund. Admission— ONE SHILLING. J. t). CUSACK, Hon, Secretary.