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Evening Post, Volume XCI, Issue 107, 6 May 1916, Page 2

TTIS MAJESTY'S THEATRE. JLjL Courtenay-plac-.. 'Phone 165. Direction Fullers' Vaudeville, Ltd. TO-NIGHT! At 8. TO-NIGHT! New FULLERS' VaudeviUe Speoialty FULLERS' Company. Last Night of this Programme. BAILEY'S POSING DOGS BAILEY'S POSING DOGS A Clever and Most Artistic Animal Act. Last Night of ESTELLE WORDETTE AND CO., America's Character Impersonators. Enormous Success of MARVELLOUS ED, One-legged Wonder. BARNES AND BARNES. An Absolute Furor© Created by ARMITAGE AND HINE, The Greatest of All Comedy Doubles. CARLTON MAX. SYDNEY JONES. AGNES RAWES. SHARRATT AND LANG. Prices—2s and Is. _ Booking at The Bristol, 6d extra. Doors, 7.15. BOX PLAN AT THEATRE To-day from 1 p.m. until 6. Seats can be Reserved at His Majesty's. TT'EAR'TS ABLAZE NOW SHOWING. NOW SHOWING At MACMAHON'S THEATRE ONLY "HEARTS ABLAZE!" "HEARTS ABLAZE!" "HEARTS ABLAZE!" "HEARTS ABLAZE!" Tho Tragic Story, of Two Young Lives. Together with—"Ail Election Bet," "Minnie, the Mean Manicurist," Australian Gazette,- and others. Prices as usual. Continuous from 11 a.m. to 10.30; p.m. MONDAY. "THE CRUCIBL E!" "THE CRUCIBLE!" "THE CRUCIBLE!" "THE CRUCIBLE!" A powerful five-act heart-stirring drama. "the black box!" . ... :...'.", the "black box!" ■■_■::: "the black box!" - Thirteenth - Episode of this Mysterious :: .. ,".- ... Story. , TTIS MAJESTY'S THEATRE. SUNDAY NIGHT CONCERT! SUNDAY NIGHT CONCERT! SUNDAY NIGHT CONCERT! ...'._::•.,.•.:-., 7th MAY. At 8.15 p.m. At 8.15 p.m. THE POPULAR MUNICIPAL TRAMWAYS' BAND! MUNICIPAL TRAMWAYS BAND! Under the Conductorship of MR. G. W. BOWES .(late Sergeant Bth ' King's Royal Irish Hussars) will play— - ■ ' The Test March, "La Ruese" (Rimmer) Grand Selection—"The Bohemian Girl" (Balfe). This selection was specially arranged for the Besses o' the Barn Band's tour of the world, by their Conductor, Mr. A. Owen Descriptive M_rch —"The Anzac Patrol" (describing the approach, passing, and retiring of the Anzacs) Fantasia—"A Sleigh Ride" (Leo.) , The Artists Assisting are— Tenor: MR. H. F WOOD—"Skies of Bredon." MR. H. F WOOD—"Skies of Bredon." Mezzo Soprano: MISS EILLEEN DRISCOLL-^ , ' .MISS EILLEEN DRISCOLL— "Song of Thanksgiving" "Song of Thanksgiving" Elocutionist: MR. W W CRAWFORD. MR. W. W CRAWFORD. Accompanist—Mß. G. HOLLOWAY. Secretary—A. MILLS. Doors 9pen 7.30. p.m. Admission free, Silver coin collection. Owing to the heavy expenses in running our first-class concerts, patrons are respectfully invited to contribute 6d to Stalls and Upper Circle, and Is Dress Circle. SOCIAL DEMOCRATIC PARTY, Alexandra Hall. SUNDAY EVENING, at 8. Speaker: Mr. T. Brindle. Subject: "THE WAR, AND AFTER." On MONDAY EVENING, at tho Alexandra Hall, Mrs. J. Donaldson will' give an address on the "Inner Meaning of the Feminist Movement." . BAND NOTICE. THE MIRAMAR BRASS BAND will play a select progranlmo of njusic at Karaka Bay on SUNDAY AFTERNOON, 7th May, weather and circumstances permitting, commencing at 3 o'clock sharp. JOHN sLOVE. .Hon. Sec, M.8.8. . MONDAY WEEKLY SOCIAL ! ASSEMBLY. ST. ANNE'S HALL, Green-street, Newtown. THE above Assembly is now open, and will be continued every MONDAY EVENING, rumours to the contrary notwithstanding. Extended Night, 15th MAY. Returned Soldiers invited as guests. GREATER WELLINGTON TOWN PLANNING AND MUNICIPAL ELECTORS' ASSOC, ATION THE Annual General Meeting will be lield in the No. 1 Committee Room, Town Hall, on. MONDAY NEXT,- Bth May, at 8 p.m. SPECIAL BUSINESS: The City's Milk Supply Speaker: Dr. A. K. Newman, M.P. Chairman: Hon. J. G W. Aftken, M.L.C. I J. _. ARCUS, Hon. Secretary. SWIFT FOOTBALL CLUB. ~ A MEETING of the above Club will be ±S_. held at the Y.M.C.A. Rooms on MONDAY, Bth at 7.30 p.jn, " Business usual.'.' R. HUTCHISON, Hon. Secretary. \&g_W HATAITAI-KILBIRNIE COMPANY, NATIONAL RESERVE. A GENERAL Meeting of members and Residents of the District will'be held in the Bowling Club Pavilion on WEDNESDAY, the 10th instant, at 8, p.m. . Business: 1 To receive Committee's Report on-the present position of the N.R. 2. To bring forward a scheme which it is to be hoped will be strongly supported by all residents in tho district. H. AMOS, Officer Commanding. WELLINGTON ACCOUNTANT STUDENTS' SOCIETY. A MEETING of Members will take _r__ place on WEDNESDAY NEXT, 10th instant, at Accountants' Chambers, Johnston-street, at 8 p.m. Subject for Discussion: "1915 EXAM. QUESTIONS." F H BASS, Hoi. Seo.