THE MAN WHO STAYED AT HOME! VIVID— AMUSING— THRILLING. /-SRAND OP~i~RA HOUSE. Direction J. C, Williamson, Ltd. Business Manager J. W. Ha-zlitt A Sensational Triumph Achieved by THS MAN WHO STAYED AT HOME ! TO-NIGHT, AT 8. TO-NIGHT, AT 8. 'AND 6 FOLLOWING NIGHTS.' THE MAN WHO STAYED AT HOME! THE MAN WHO STAYED AT HOME ! THE MAN WHO STAYED AT HOME 1 By Leohnroe Worrall and J. E. Harold Terry.Direofc from th© Koyalty Theatre, London. Presented by 3. C. WILLIAMSON'S incomparably 1 Specially Organised Dramatic Company, THE MAN WHO STAYED AT HOME ! Depicts the nefarious practices resorted to by German spies in England since the outbreak of war, ami demonstrates in threo stirring acts how they are defeated by the man who, in spite of the contempt; and insults of his friends, stayed at homo to sorvo his country in -a capacity requiring both courago and brains. Piang afc The Bristol. Day Sales *fc . Cforisteson'n. Pirices: Dress CiTole and Reserved Stalk, 6s; Stalls, 3s; Gallery, Is. Early door, Stalls ' and Gallery, Is extra. THE PICTURE SENSATION OF THE YEAR! ■'Now Showing at ' THE BRITANNIA, ffE BRITANNIA, THE Continuous Thea-tre. IxAST TWO DAYS OF Ikismet i KISMET! KISMET! KISMET ! KISMET ! KISMET! With OSCAR ASCHE OSCAR ASCHE 'And i LILY BRAYTON LILY BRAYTON And their •ENTIRE LONDON COMPANY, In the Principal Parts. TOWN HALL (CONCERT. CHAMBER). EVERY EVENING AT 8 o'clock. CURTAIN AT 10.30 p.im MB. EDWARD BRANSCOMBE Presents the Famous RECORD BREAKING RED DANDIES OXX, BED DANDIES CO., RED DANDIES CO., iWHo iueve completely taken Wellington by storm. TO-NIGHT ! TO-NIGHT ! THE RED DANDIES [Will appear in their present programme for the last time. TO-MORROW (SATURDAY) NIGHT, GRAND CHANGE OF PROGRAMME. Everything new from start to finish. Introducing NEW SONGS, DANCES, Ensembles, Sketches, eto._ , 'A great and glorious combination of events. You know what that means. Popular Dandy Prices: 3s, &, and Is. Box Plan at The Bristol Piano Co. PULLER'S STAR PICTURES. 3d. 6d, lfi— Newtown— ls, 6d, 3d. TO-NIGHT The most thrilling picture TO-NIGHT ever screened. ,: TO-NIGHT THE DAREDEVIL TO-NIGHT CIRCUS QUEEN! TO-NIGHT THE DAREDEVIL TO-NIGHT CIRCUS QUEEN 1 Special Children's Matinee. SATURDAY, at 2.30 p.m. mO I N HALL. Direction «jt;.. ........... Wm. J. Shephoa-d M*n*g«r ..~~*.~~i~..... Roland StureJy AN UNIQUE ATTRACTION, Commencing Wednesday next, .WEDNESDAY NEXT. The Stirring Military, Pictured) WITH WITH THE THE FIGHTING FIGHTING FORCES, " ' FORCES OF OF EUROPE. EUROPE. As ■hown; by the wonderful KINEMACOLOR. KINEMACOLOR. KINEMACOLOR. KINEMACOLOR. Direct from the Scala Theatre, London. i«THE POMP AND PANOPLY OF WAR." THE ALLIED ARMIES And THE GERMAN FIGHTING MACHINE. REMEMBER 1 WEDNESDAY NEXT. fe the TOWN HALL (Main Hall). Prices— Gallecry, 2s; Body of Hall, 1«. Box Plan at The Bristol Piano C/>. Monday. SPECIAL NOTICE. DON'T forget the Island Bay Surf Club's Drtnce, to be held in Masonic Hall, Berhampore, on SATURDAY NIGHT NEXT, 14th AUGUST, B .till 11. Subs — 'Ladies ,Is, Gents Is 6d, Light Refreshments. Good Floor. Music by Mrs. Montague. A. HASTINGS, M.C. ■ J. BECKETT, Hon.' See. NEW. ZEALAND NATIVES' ASSOCIATION. SUNDAY CONCERT At. ■ HIS MAJESTY'S THEATRE, SUNDAY, 16th AUGUST, 8.15 p.m." Collection in Aid o£ N.Z. Nafci-ves' As- ( sociaiion Ladies' G-uild for Sick and Wounded Soldiers. . A First-class Programme by Leading Artists. Admission free.. Silver Coin Collection. Brinsmead Upright Grand Piano kindly lent by C. Begg and Co. ~^ SUNDAY WEJSK, 22nd AUGUST, at His Majesty's, a Concert will bo given by the N.Z. Natives Band. 9C. M'INTYRE, Hon. Sec. BOROUGH OF LOWER HUTT. MEETING OF LADIES. jffTER Excellency . the Countess of £1 Liverpool advises that she wants 5000 Leather Waistcoats for New Zealand Troop 3at the Front, and invites the Ladies of Lower Hutt to assist in that direction. I therefore convene a Meeting to be held in -the Borough Council Chamber at 7.30 p.m. on MON1 DAY NEXT, the 16th AUGUST, 1915, to consider ways and means to give effect to Her Excellency's proposal. H. BALDWIN, Mayor. Lower Hutt, 12th August, 1915. rpHE EVENING DRESS X SPECIALISTS Are MILLIGAN'S, KELBURN-AVENUE,
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Evening Post, Volume XC, Issue 38, 13 August 1915, Page 2
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