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Evening Post, Volume xc, Issue 79, 1 October 1915, Page 2

HIS MAJESTY'S THEATRE, Courtenay-place. 'Phone 165. TO-MORROW, at 2.30. FULLER'S TO-MORROW, at 2.30. VAUDEVILLE. BARGAIN TO-MORROW, at 2.30. MATINEE TO-MORROW, at 2.30. A Wonderful and Charming Entertainment for Young and Old. FULLER'S BARGAIN MATINEE. FULLER'S BARGAIN MATINEE. FULLER'S BARGAIN MATINEE. And Bargain it really is, for where else can you see such a Magnificent Show for the absurdly low prices of 6cl Is 6d Is 6d Is OUR TARIFF TO-MORROW 6d Is 6cl Is OUR TARIFF TO-MORROW 6d Is 6d Is 6d Is Come and See this week's Performance. IT IS ONE OF UNUSUAL MERIT. A Stupendous Bill of Varieties. TWO ' HOURS AND A-HALF OF DELIGHTFUL HILARITY. Last Matinee Performance of .MISS DOROTHY HARRISS. When we hope that her legion of admirers will give her a hearty send-off. It may be years before she returns again. HENNESSY AND MARTELL, In a Brilliant pot-pourri Comedy Act. THE ECLAIR BROS., The World's Greatest Equilibrists. THE JEUNETS. Violet ■ TREVENYON. NAT HANLEY. GIBSON GD3LS. EILEEN FLEURY. NAT HANLEY. THE RHODESBURYS. Doors open 1.45. Commence at 2.30. NOTE. — All Trams stop at the Theatre on request. Prams and go-carts stored free. J£ I N G'S THEATRE. LAST TWO~NIGHTS! LAST TWO NIGHTS! Of the Adorable Favourite, MARY PICKFORD. MARY PICKFORD. Bring Those You Love to See HER. "SUCH A LITTLE QUEEN ! y ' "SUCH A LITTLE QUEEN!" A Delicious Love Story Passionately and exquisitely unfolded MARY PICKFORD LAST 2 MARY PICKFORD NIGHTS. MARY PICKFORD LAST 2 MARY PICKFORD NIGHTS. Remember ; 2 More Nights Only. Matinee on Saturday. "SUCH A LITTLE QUEEN!" "SUCH A LITTLE QUEEN!" A Romance of Laughter and Tears. D.C. and 0.5., Is; Stalls, 6d; Children half-price. Reserved Seats at The Bris. tol, la 6d TTING'S THEATRE. MONDAY NEXT! A BIG NOVELTY PROGRAMME! Make Up Your Mind NOW TO VISIT THE KING'S, MONDAY NEXT! SEE TO-MORROW'S ADVERTISEMENT "THOSE COLLEGE GIRLS" Create Huge Merriment Every Session at TnVERYBODY'S, DAILY FROM NOON. - A feast of comedy sweetened wifch the sauce of drama. We have an absolute rib-tickler in Keystone's big laugh tonic, "THOSE COLLEGE GIRLS." "THOSE COLLEGE GIRLS." It is indescribable the fun the girla have with the janitor. "THE FALSE FRIEND," "THE FALSE FRIEND," The Second Grand Episode of our Brilliant Serial Drama, "THE MILLION DOLLAR MYSTERY" Will whet your appetite for more. GRAPHIC. DANISH NAVY. ON MONDAY, AT NOON. Something to Laugh at — a Keystone Society Comedy, in which MABEL NORMOND, OWEN MOORE, ' and AMBROSE are featured "MABEL LOST AND WON !" "MABEL LOST AND WON !" The Funny Love Story of Mabel and Owen Moore. "THE LEAP IN THE DARK!" The Third Episode of our Grand Serial Drama. "THE MILLION DOLLAR MYSTERY" "THE MILLION DOLLAR MYSTERY" 3 — Other Magnetic Gem6 — 3. Prices — Adults, 6d; Children, 3d. TTIHE biggesb attraction for months, -*- "The Ballet Girl's Vindication," by the famous Nordisk Co., at Shortt's Theatre on Monday. NEW ZEALAND ACADEMY OF FINE ARTS. ANNUAL EXHIBITION, "^*- at the Art Gallery, Whitmore-street, to be opened TO-MORROW at 2.30 p.m. Admission to-morrow afternoon — 2s 6d. WELLINGTON BOWLING CLUB, LIMITED. 1%/TEMBERS . and Bowling Friends art' ■*•'-*- reminded that the Season will be OPENED by the President ON SATURDAY, 2nd OCTOBER, At 2 p.m. A Special Invitation is extended by the Directors to all Lady Friends. I. HYAMS, Hon. Seoretary. PARADE. "]%/TEMBERS of the National Reserve "^ are invited to Parade at Kelburn Park TO-MORROW (Saturday) AFTERNOON, at 2.15, for Platoon, Company, and Extended Order Drill. ► SONG ANNUALS FOR 1915-16. T7t7*E have just opened up shipments of FELDMAN'S 20th SONG ANNUAL. The contents of this are exceptional, including: "When Irish Eyes are Smiling," "Tipperary," "Just a Wee Doch and Doris," "Your King and Country Need You," "Farewell, Isabelle," and 30 other late popular Song successes. PRICE Is COPY. POSTED Is 2d. FELDMAN'S 20th DANCE ANNUAL. Also to hand, 96 pages of the latest Dance Music, a complete programme of the latest popular successes. PRICE Is COPY. POSTED Is 2d. CHAS. BEGG & CO., LTD., MANNERS-ST., WELLINGTON. Distributors of British Pianos, by BRINSMEAD, CHALLEN, ROGERS AND SONS, MOORE AND MOORE, AND JUSTIN BROWNE "TN THE FIRING LINE."— Our heroes JLare there fighting for Britain's right. A national success A great favourite. A tribute. Song ! Song ! <f IN THE FIRING LINE." Millions of voices are singing it. Millions of oars aro hearing it. Millions of people are buying it all ovor the world. The biggest success since Tipperary. Obtainable at Anglo, Bristol, Bog-g s, etc. Price li 6d. By the »m» conrpoacr. oi "THE SQLDIEE«'i