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Evening Post, Volume XC, Issue 83, 6 October 1915, Page 2

jDEOPLE'K PICTURE PALACE. TWICE DAILY— 2.3O and 8. SAME OLD STORY SAME OLD STORY SAME OLD STORY SAME OLD STORY SAME OLD STORY SAME OLD STORY Moose iull again last night — Everyone ■wants to see Annette Kellerman in "Neptune's Daughter" — most people want to see her several times. t Anyone that misees seeing this epoch-making film is going to regret it, for it ha 6 been universally proclaimed by the people of Canada, the United States, and Australia as the most wonderful .screen production ever made. STILL GOOD ADVICE— BOOK SEATSEARLY ! 'ANNETTE KELLERMAN! ' 'ANNETTE KELLERMAN! lANNETTE KELLERMAN! NEPTUNE'S DAUGHTER! NEPTUNE'S DAUGHTER! NEPTUNE'S DAUGHTER! Special Music* by Fine Orchestra. ffWICE DAILY. TWICE DAILY. 2.30 and 8. 2.30 and 8. Prices— Stalls, Is; Circle, 2s; Children, balfaftcice. Reserves at The Bristol, 2s J£_ ' S. R. O. S. R. O. EVERY EVENING AT THE EMPRESS . HE EMPRESS WHY? i (BECAUSE the grand old drama still carries the "punch" that has made it, throughout a century, the greatest human story ever written round the world's neatest city. It fascinates big and little, rich and poor, that a — WHY WHEN LONDON SLEEPS! WHEN LONDON SLEEPS! WHEN LONDON SLEEPS! WHEN LONDON SLEEPS! WHEN LONDON SLEEPS! WHEN LONDON SLEEPS ! » MfNjLTlft Standing- Room. Only Each Evening 1 . '- ON THE SAME BILL, Aesault-at-Arms At The Park. ■» Assad lt-at- Arms At The Park. j Aflsanlt-at-Arme At The Park. ! Aesault-at-Arms At The Park. Embracing tho Day's Gala. THE EGYPTIAN MUMMY! • THE EGYPTIAN MUMMY! {Vit*graph Billy Quirk makes merry. The ' mummy when injected with |*the elixir of life" wakes up with startling results. A BRAND NEW TOPICAL, Ftdl of "Newsy" War Factfe. '.' 3d snd 6d by day; 6d all over house at Might. Res. Section, Is. : : DON'T FORGHET! . |p i R A-N.JD C-O-N OB R T 'A* ISLAND BAY HSLL, ;■ THIS' THURSDAY. ' MAGNIFICENT PROGRAMME. FIRST-CLASS ARTISTS. TICKETS— Js- -and 2s. ASONIC HALL, BOULCOTT-ST. DOROTHEA SPINNEY, ■ SPINNEY . SPINNEY Tragedienne. .'Tosea from Greek Vases to the Flute." "THE TROJAN WOMEN OF EURIPIDES" •_^ Will be giwen in aid of the Servian n.-> . Women, THURSDAY AFTERNOON, 7th OCT., At 2.45 p.m. 2s 6d— r ßristol and Door. - jrSSEMBLY HALL, -C3L ISLAND BAY. ,TO-MORROW (THURSDAY) EVENING, 7th OCTOBER. A GRAND CONCERT, In Aid of the Presbyterian Church, Island Bay, Building Fund, (Will be given by Madame Monkman.Dempster and friends, assisted by Miss Kathleen Anderson, L.GS.M., and Miss D. T. Wells. - !Au Attractive and Varied Programme. Piano kindly lent by Chas. Begg and Co., Ltd. {-CONCERT CHAMBER (TOWN HALL) FRIDAY, 15th OCTOBER, 1915. FAREWELL PIANOFORTE RECITAL By MR. BAXTER BUCKLEY, ' Assisted by / MRS. WOODWARD And MR. FRANK CHARLTON. Box Plan Bristol — 3s. 2s, Is. N.Z. ACADEMY OF FINE ARTS. f A NNUAL EXHIBITION, at the Art '-**• Gallery, WHITMORE-STREET. Open daily from 11 .to 5.30, and from 7.30 to 9. Admission Is. • Art Union Tickets, la. SALVATION ARMY CITADEL, Vivian-street. GREAT ALL-NATIONS' DEMONSTRATION. Spectacular Display, Musical Programme, j and Address by Commissioner Hodder. 7th OCTOBER, at 8 p.m. PARISH OF ST MARK. THE ANNUAL SALE OF WORK will be held in the Schoolroom, Dufferinstreet, on WEDNESDAY, 6th October, and THURSDAY, 7th October. To be opened on THURSDAY AFTERNOON, at 3 o'clock, by Mrs. George " Shirtcliffe. Entertainment both evenings by Chil- ] dren, under the direction of the Misses Holm. Admission — Afternoons, 3, Free; Evenings, 7 30, Is. SECRETARY OR COMPANION. i A LADY of literary tastes, with seve«fcjL ral years' business experience, would act as Secretary to a. gentleman, or Companion to a lady, whilst on foreign travel, in return for small salary and ' expenses. Personal enquiry may be made to Mr. F. K. Reeves, Evening Post, or by letter to F.K.R., Evening Post. "TN THE FIRING LINE "—Our heroes ■ JL are there fighting for Britain's, right. A national success. A great favourite. A tribute. Song ! Song !"IN THE FIRING LINE." Millions of voices are singing it. Millions of ears are hearing it. Millions of people are buying it all over tho world. The biggest success since Tipperary. Obtainable at Anglo, Bristol, Begg's, etc. Price Is 66L By the same composer of "THE SOLDIEF '*