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

"*" ' Book at The Bristol, Is 6d. nrtHE KING'S. HAYWARD'S ± HE KING'S. PICTURES. THE KING'S. TO-NIGHT THE KING'S. At 8. HAYWARD'S PICTURES. Th« Hall-mark of Satisfaction. A Magnificent and Remarkable Selig Photo-play, with Kathleen Williams in the lead, IN TUNE WITH THE WILD. IN TUNE WITH THE WILD. IN TUNE WITH THE WILD. Emphasising^ the _ close bond existing between Wild Animal Life and that of Man. IN TUNE WITH THE WILD. IN TUNE WITH THE WILD. IN TUNE WITH THE WILD. A Stupendous and Sensational Drama, taken in the heart of Africa. Adventures With leopards, ferocious lions, and wild beasts of the African jungle, IN TUNE WITH THE WILD. IN TUNE WITH THE WILD. IN TUNE WITH THE WILD. In Addition, THE NEW STENOGRAPHER. THE NEW STENOGRAPHER THE NEW STENOGRAPHER. A Farce Burlesque of Irresistible Humour, With Flora Finch and Lilian Walker. GERMAN -FLEET AT KIEL. GERMAN FLEET AT KIEL. GERMAN FLEET AT KIEL. Splendid Topical War Film, just received. Suspended Ceremony (Bes.uty Comedy), When Kings were Law (A.B. Drama), Through Baandebery (Travel Scenio), Pathe War Gazette (Topical). AND OTHERS. New Selections by KING'S SYMPHONY ORCHESTRA. Prices as usual — Is and 6d. EVERYBODY'S. Direction, Fuller's Pictures, Limited, TO-DAY FROM NOON. A Feast of Fascinating Pictures, with a very varied menu, which includes a Stirring Patriotic Drama of the present War, Triumph of Sensationalism, showing the Defeat of German Spies by England's Secret Service. 3500 Feet of a Tense Dramatic Story, ON HIS MAJESTY'S SERVICE! ON HIS MAJESTY'S SERVICE! ON HIS MAJESTY'S SERVICE! ON HIS MAJESTY'S SERVICE! Thrilling story of a brave English girl who saves troop transport trains from destruction by German 6pies. ON HIS MAJESTY'S SERVICE! ON HIS MAJESTY'S SERVICE! ON HIS MAJESTY'S SERVICE! Previous to , the war with England the German espionage system permeated all parts of England. This dramatic story impresses you with the wonderful organisation the Kaiser had at his command. ON HIS MAJESTY'S SERVICE! ON HIS MAJESTY'S SERVICE! ON HIS MAJESTY'S SERVICE! A realistic dramatio picture depicting scenes > on the outbreak of the great war. Briti&h diplomacy defeats German "kultur." Keystone's Great Laugh, with CHARLES CHAPLIN CHARLES CHAPLIN The" Motor CHARLES CHAPLIN Car Fiend. The greatest laugh-maker of the lot. and MABEL NORMAND MABEL NORMAND Th© MABEL NORMAND Girl at MABEL NORMAND the Wheel. The Charming, Laughing Lady in. A GENTLEMAN OF NERVE! A GENTLEMAN OF NERVE! A GENTLEMAN OF NERVE! "Some nerve" has Chaplin, and with Mabel Normand is just "It" as an autcnog, causing laughter which rooks the foundation of tho theatre to ite base. GAUMONT WAR GRAPHIC. Latest War News. THE SPONGE INDUSTRY FLORA AND ZEPHYRS. ORCHESTRA AFTERNOON & NIGHT. Prices: Adults, 6d; Children, 3d. BOWING NOW. ANOTHER SCOOP! OUR BOYS EN ROUTE TO EGYPT! Second Series. EXCLUSIVE TO THE P.P.P. WELLINGTON COLLEGE OLD BOYS' FOOTBALL CLUB. THE Seventeenth Annual General Meeting will be held in Bethuno's Buildings, Feath&rston-street, on WEDNESDAY,, 10th MARCH, 1915. -a.t 7.30 p m. Business: Adoption of Report and B? lance-sheet; Election of New Members, and General. oE. A, NOfeRlS, Acting-Hon-Sec. AIPOPtTLAB, SONG SUCCESS "PEG O' MY HEART." "T>EG O' MY HEART" is onjoying •*- exceptional popularity in Britain and America, and is the most successful Song in the Pantomime "Cinderella," now beinp performed in Australia (sung by Miss Dolly Castles). This is suro to become a favourite With balladists. Price Is 6d Copy. We can also specially recommend two new Drsv.vlngfoom Ballads, viz., "SLEEP .AND THE ROSE" and "SOMEBODY'S ROSE." Both thesff Songs are set in keys for all voices, and are sure to be appreciated by all singers. PriGe Is 9d eaoh. , Have you a copy of the fine March, "NAPOLEON'S LAST CHARGE," by Adrian Hope? This writer has scored another big success with this. Price Is ad copy. CHAS. BEGG & CO., LTD., MANNERS-ST., WELLINGTON, Importers of High-grade Pianos by the leading British makers: Brinflmead, Justin Browne, George Rogers and Son, Challen and Son, Moore and Moore, Newman. T. FUNERAL CARD.. HE FUheral of the late Alfred Shackelford will leave his late residence, 17, Macdonald-Crescont, To-mofrow (Tuesday), at 10 a.m., for the Cemetery, Karori. Private interment. E. MORRIS, Jan., Undertaker and Emb&lmer, 60 Taranaki-sfc., and 20. Riddiford-st. Telephone 93? (night and day).