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Evening Post, Volume LXXXIX, Issue 148, 24 June 1915, Page 2

HIS MAJESTY'S THEATRE. Courtonay-plaoe. 'Phone 165. TO-NIGHT, at 8. SATURDAY, 2.30 A First-class Entertainment. FULLER'S VAUDEVILLE CO. In a Programme of Exceptional Brilliancy andy Attractiveness. Instantaneous Success of THE MUSICAL GOOLMANS, THE MUSICAL GOOLMANS, In their Brilliant Instrumental Interlude. Enthusastic Reception of MAUD AND GILL The excruciatingly MAUD AND GILL funny Trampoline MAUD AND GILL Stars. A Great Act. Tremendous Success of VICTOR THE GREAT Assisted by VICTOR, THE GREAT Mdlle. Cothilde. In their Original Ventriloquiai Sketch, THE RICH WIDOW, MR. DAN THOMAS The Great MR. DAN THOMAS English Entertainer and Character Comedian. EDWARDS AND PARKER. _- - THE THREE RUDDLES. EILEEN FLEURY. ROZEAL AND ROSS. COURTENAY AND SHAW. Prices— D.C. and 0.5., 2s; Stalls, Is 6d ; Upper Circle, 16. Plan at Bristol Piano Co. Booking 6d extra. Doors, 7.15. PEOPLE'S PICTURE PALACE. THE ONLY SHOW WORTH WHILE. The Latest Continuous Success — 5000 THE JOCKEY OF DEATH. 5000 feet. THE JOCKEY OF DEATH, feet 5000 THE JOCKEY OF DEATH. 5000 feet. THE JOCKEY OF DEATH, feet. 5000 THE JOCKEY OF DEATH. 5000 feet. THE JOCKEY OF DEATH, feet. Absolutely the limit in cinema production. IT IS BREAKING ALL RECORDS. Barely indeed i« such enthusiasm displayed by picture-goers as our large audiences display during the screening of this great subject. SEE IT NOW! SEE IT NOW! ONLY THREE MORE DAYS. Good Advice — Come Quick. FOLLOW THE CROWDS! ■^ELLINGTON QUEEN CARNIVAL LARGE TOWN HALL. TO-NIGHT ! TO-NIGHT ! GRAND PATRIOTIC DISPLAY. "ENGLAND AND HER ALLIES," "ENGLAND AND HER ALLIES," 250 SCHOOL CHILDREN. 250 SCHOOL CHILDREN. "NATIONAL SONGS AND DANCES. SOLOS BY MR. C. CLARKSON, MASTER RODNEY PANKHURST, WELLINGTON GIRLS' COLLEGE ORCHESTRA, And The Winner* of the recent Musical and Elocutionary Competitions. Including MASTER WINSTON M'CARTHY, The Baby Harry Laudor. A TRULY GREAT PROGRAMME Admis&ion— 2s (Reserved)^ Is, and 6d. FRIDAY, 25th JUNE. FRIDAY, 25th JUNE. i CONCEBT CHAMBER. INSTRUMENTAL RECITAL. MISS PHYLLIS HANIFY (Piano) MISS FRIEDA WALTER, (Violin) MR. ERIC MEIER (Violin). CLASSIC PROGRAMME. Admission — 2s (Reserved), 16. Box Plan at Bristol Piano Co. RONALD K. LYON, Hon. Seoretary, Carnival Entertainment Committee, IN SAID OF OUR WOUNDED SOLDIERS. SATURDAY, 26th JUNE. ORGAN RECITAL, ROAN RECITAL, By MR. BERNARD F. PAGE, City Organist, Specially Selected Programme. COMMERCIAL TRAVELLERS' PATRIOTIC COMMITTEE. ' A S THE ELECTION OF THE QUEEN ■**• OF CARNIVAL CLOSES AT 9 p.m. on SATURDAY NEXT, Members of all Committees (both Ladies and Gentlemen), aro Requested to Meet at 5.45 THIS EVENING at the CLUB to mako arrangements for a FINAL RALLY. E. A. PHELPS, Hon. Seo. |, , _ Q tfEEN CARNIVAL. I WEST COASTERS' • ASSOCIATION. MISS M'ENROE'S CANDIDATURE | FREEHOLD SECTION, PETONE, ONE SHILLING TICKET entitles you to a chance in the FREEHOLD SECTION, CUBA-STREET, PETONE, PRESENTED BY DWAN BROS., AND VALUED AT £150. Tickets ctifl be obtained from any of the Committee, or from DWAN BROS.' OFFICE, WILLIS-ST. mi-IE DRAWING for the Royal Sevres China and aJ^o for the Diamond Ring .takes place at MISS TEND ALL'S TEA ROOMS, on FRIDAY EVENING, 25th inst., at 8 o'clock. Tickets of admission (1b each), will be sold at the door. TheSO tickets entitle ihe holder to a chance in Three Special Prizes which are beiilg donated. The 1 Vvhole of the proceeds to go to the Soldiers' Fund. During the dvetling a Bicycle, Armchair, Gas-Cooker, ahd 6tller anftioloS are to b6 rafted. Mlt*io during the evening,