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Evening Post, Volume LXXXIX, Issue 57, 9 March 1915, Page 2

TTIS MAJESTY'S THEATRE. Direction, Fuller-Brennan, Ltd. TO-NIGHT, at 8. SATURDAY. 2.30. Unqualified and glorious success of our SPARKLING NEW PROGRAMME. Enthusiastic recoption of FRED DYER The Singing FRED DYER FRED DYER Boxer, FRED DYER In his Unique Vocal and Athletic Act. SALTLEY AND THE DUDE, SALTLEY AND THE DUDE, Acrobats and Comedy Wire-walkers. A novel series of MONS POINCAIRE Imitations of Birds and Animals. Everything new, Completo change by The Incomparable and Fascinating RANDALL-JACKSON COMPANY. RANDALL-JACKSON COMPANY. RANDALL-JACKSON COMPANY. 5 Star -Entertainers, including MISS FLORENCE WEST Soprano Humorist MR. HERBERT WINTER MISS MAY WINDSOR Entertainer Comedian MR. GEORGE NASH MR. RANDALL-JACKSON Baritone The Supporting Company includes MANN AND FRxVNKS, MANN AND FRANKS, The Popular Musical Comedians. GEO. WHITEHEAD. MAX MARTIN. Prices— 2s, Is 6d, and Is. " Booking at The Bristol Piano Co., 6d extra. Doors 7.15. ' ' TjiVERYBODY'S. Direction, Fuller's Pictures, Limited. TO-DAY FROM NOON. A surpassing tense dramatic study, portraying incidents that occurred on the declaration of war between England and Germany. 3500 feet of Stirring War Drama, ON HIS MAJESTY'S SERVICE! ON HIS MAJESTY'S SERVICE! ON HIS MAJESTY'S SERVICE! ON " HIS MAJESTY'S SERVICE ! Astorythat by _ its truth appeals, and this vivid narrative will thrill you with pride and patriotic fervour. ON HIS MAJESTY'S SERVICE! ON HIS MAJESTY'S SERVICE! ON HIS MAJESTY'S SERVICE! How the English typist frustrated the plans of the' German Spies and saved tho • troop train graphically pictured. Keystone's Supreme Star Comedy, with CHARLES CHAPLIN The Sport CHARLES CHAPLIN who CHARLES CHAPLIN dared And dodges the gatekeeper at tho sports. Charming MABEL NORMAND Comedienne MABEL NORMAND Charles's Girl for the Day, in A GENTLEMAN- OF NERVE! A GENTLEMAN OF NERVE! A GENTLEMAN OF NERVE ! Chaplin proceeds to the Auto Races, and with Mabel Normand _ causes quite a Jot of excitement with his ludicrous antics. GERMAN FLEET IN HIDING. GERMAN FLEET IN HIDING. Glimpses of the Fleet in Kiel. GAtfMONT WAR GRAPHIC. Interesting Scenes from the Front. THE SPONGE INDUSTRY. FLORA AND ZEPHYRS. Prices i Adults, 6d ; Children, 3d. TO W N HALL OWN HALL ! Concert Chamber). Concert Chamber). TO-MORROW (WEDNESDAY), 8 p.m. TO-MORROW (WEDNESDAY), 8 p.m. MR. HARRY BARNARD Will deliver a Lecture, entitled"JOSlAH 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 porcelain. ADMISSION FREE. "\— * COLLECTION JN AID OF THE BELGIAN FUND. — T 'ARGE TOWN HALL. "THURSDAY, 11th MARCH. RENE QUEREE, RENE QUEREE, "The New Zealand Pianiste,'/^ . Assisted by ' MRS. J. A. ROSEWARNE, Contralto HAMILTON HODGES, Baritone. BRILLIANT PROGRAMME. RENE QUEREE— "Badinerie," "Minuet" (Bach) • "Novelette" Op. 21, No. 7 (Schumann); "Tarantelle" (Chopin); Three Short Norwegian Pieces (Signe Lund) ; "La Regata and "Rhapsodic Hongroise, No. 12" (Liszt); and "Konzert in A Minor" (Grieg). • (Band parts on Second Piano by Mrs. E. H. Queree). * MRS.'J 1 . A. ROSBWARNE, Contralto— "Beside the Lonely Nile.," "Pomegranate is your Mouth," and "I Awakened when the Moon" (Wood-forde-Finden) ; and "The Enchantreos" (Hatton). HAMILTON HODGES, Baritone— "Les Larmes'' (Tschuikowsky) ; "La Paik" and "Le Souvenir d' Avoir Chante" (Reynaldo Hahn) ; "Four by the Clock" and "Gloriana" (Mallinson). PRlCES— 4s' (reserved), 2s 6d, and Is. Box Plan at Bristol. Day's Bay Boat delayed 10.30 p.m. BEGG'S PIANOS. _ BEST BRITISH MANUFACTURE. OUR long experience in the Piano Business (extending over 53 years), has enabled us to Belect the best available. Our Solo Agencies consist of the following old-estabhehed British Firms, whoso products are a. guarantee ot tho best workmanship:— JOHN BRINSMEAD & SONS (1820) JUSTIN BROWNE (1836) CHALLEN AND SON (1304) GEORGE ROGERS ie SONS (1843) Our Showrooms are stocked with the latest Models by each maker, and intending purchasers should certainly favour us with a visit of inspection. If unable to call, we will post you illustrated Catalogues free Our extended payment system it worth investigating. — t CHAS. BEGG & CO., LTD., MANNERS-ST,, WELLINGTON. THE OLDEST ESTABLISHED PIANO HOUSE IN NEW ZEALAND. FUNERAL NOTICE, TIHE Friends of the late Mrs. Harriet Bell, reljct of the late T. J. Bell, are respectfully ipvited to attend her i Funeral, which will leave her lato residence, No, 1, Mem-street, To-morrow (Wednesday), 10th March, 1915, at 2.30 p.m., for the Bolton-street .Cemoterv. D. AND J. RITCHIE, Funeral Furnishers, 84 and 86. Riddiford-fifc.