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Evening Post, Volume XCI, Issue 111, 11 May 1916, Page 2

//"I BAND OPERA HOUSE, i Direction J. C. Williamson, Ltd. * THE GREAT WAR PLAY, "UNDER FIRE!" "UNDER FIRE!" TO-NIGHT AND FOUR FOLLOWING NIGHTS ONLY. Seaaon positively finishing on Tuesday Night Next. ■ J. C. WILLIAMSON, LTD., Presents Australasia's Idol, JULIUS KNIGHT, JULIUS KNIGHT, JULIUS KNIGHT, JULIUS KNIGHT, JULIUS KNIGHT, Supported by Lizetto Parkcs, Louis Kimball, and the strongest cast of artists J. C. Williamson, Ltd., has had the pleasure ' of touring through New Zealand for a number of years. IN THE GREAT WAR PLAY, JTHE PLAY OF THE HOUR! THE PLAY OF THE MINUTE ! THE PLAY OF THE MOMENT! ■: '"UNDER, FIRE!" "UNDER FIRE!" 1 "UNDER FIRE!" "UNDER FIRE!" 'J'UNDER FIRE!" , "UNDER FIRE!" AN ABSOLUTE SENSATION! Prices: 6s, 3s, Is. Early Doors, Stalls, »nd Gallery, Is extra. Box Plans for season at Bristol Piano Co. Day Sales at Theatre Confectionery. W, F. RUSSELL,,Business Manager/ PERSONAL.— Kindly meet us~aTtho Town Hall to-night, at tho Patriotic Apple Show. Wity give answer? , T7IMPRESS. JCi EMPRESS. EMPRESS. LAST THREE DAYS OF ■/THE COLOSSAL PICTURE SUCCESS. CROWDED TO THE DOORS. ■ A VERITABLE TRIUMPH. Nothing- has been seen to excel it. 'A drama that pulls your heart-strings. - "CONVICT LYNDON AT LIBERTY! ■CONVICT LYNDON AT LIBERTY! "CONVICT LYNDON AT LIBERTY! An original and. gripping story, pro■nourieed by. critics to bo the best , drama over filmed by tho t ; LONDON FILM COMPANY. 'A story that bruathes truo happiness. *LYNDON AT LIBERTY! CONVICT LYNDON AT LIBERTY! . A Love Story, Impressive and Human. Prices—Stalls, 3d; Circle, 6d. Reserved ySeats, Is. ' Morning- and 'Afternoon Tea served free to Circle patrons till 5.30. T7IMPRESS THEATRE. ~ ■-EiarPRESS THEATRE. ■MONDAY NEXT! MONDAY NEXT!' -.AN ATTRACTION EXTRAORDINARY' In response to tho enormous number o£ requests from our patrons, tho Manage^ .merit has pleasure in announcing that tho "Sweetest Creature of Filmdom/' . MARY PICKFORD. {-■'. MARY BICKFORD. MARY PICKFORD. MARY PICKFORD, fflMl appear in her Greatest Triumph—the-memory-haunting, human play— ,' RAGS! . . ■ RAGS! ' ■ .- . RAGS: ■ ' Throbbing with Dramatic Climaxes. ■ Bubbling with Joyous Humour. MARY PICKFORD; MARY PICKFORD. v§jjs? sk days only, commencing Monday. tfftTEW (MACMAHON'S) THEATRE. 'ANOTHER SUPERB-CHANGE ' NOW SHOWING. NOW SHOWING. T '"There's a divinity doth shape our ends, ' Rough hew them how we -will." "IT WAS TO'BE!" "IT WAS TO BE!" "IT WAS TO BE !" !' ' "IT WAS TO BE!" .^_, "IT WAS TO BE!" 'Al 'powerful, touching, convincing story of /the Finger of Fate. ' "JOE MARTIN TURNS 'EM LOOSE !■"■ '■'JOE MARTIN TURNS 'EM LOOSE!" ~"JOE MARTIN TURNS 'EM LOOSE !" ■"JOE MARTIN-TURNS ,'EM LOOSE !" !Tbe best animal comedy ever shown. Joe Martin, the big- Ourang-Outang, turns a whole menagerie loose on a panic- . ' stricken city. Prices as usual. Continuous from 11 am. to 10.30 p.m. .(TpULLER'S t STAR, PICTURES' ifiOOOft Triangle Production DOUGLAS . FAIRBANKS and MISS SEENA OWENS in '■"THE >&AMB." "THE LAMB." "THE LStMB." "THE LAMB." "THE LAMB." "THE LAMB." "THE 'LAMB." ' "THE LAMB." . Splendid Supporting Films. MF. will give answer when buying apples .at Town ■ Hall Patriotic Apple' Show to-night. "PATRIOTIC AFTERNOON AND ■*• EVENING, In Aid 0f,.. .. ■ . CHAPLAIN M'DONALD'S FUND FOR SICK AND WOUNDED SOLDIERS. ' FRIDAY, 12th May^ 1916. . ST. JOHN'S HALL, DIXON-STREET. Opened by Dr. A. K. Newman, M.P.. at 3 p.m. Musical Items, Stalls, Sweet, Cakes, Produce. Programme: 1. Duet—Barcarolle, "Nielit of Stars and Night of Love" (Offenbach), Miss Drisooll and Mr. Hamilton Hodges 2. Song—"Oh, Lovely Night!" (Landon Ronald). Miss Watkins ('cello obbligato, Mr. Wynne Watkins) .3. Piano Solo—"Polichinellc" (Rachmaninoff), Mr. C. W. Kerry 4. Song—"Douglas Gordon" (Kellie). Miss Driscoll ' :'6. Song—"Maiden of Morven" (old Highland melody) (Lawson), Mr. Hamilton Hodges 6. Violin Solo—"Serenade" (Drdla), Miss Anderson . 7. Recitation—Miss Marjorip. Nicholls Admission (including afternoon tea- and Supper)— One Shilling. I. PEARSON, Hon. Sec. BEHAMPORE BAPTIST CHUR~CH~. . ■ —- WEEK OF PRAYER, ■ SPECIAL SERVICE (THIS THURSDAY) EVENING. Speaker-REV. A. E. HUNT. 7.45- All-Welcome. '' MONDAY WEEKLY SOCIAL ASSEMBLY. ST. ANNE'S HALL, Green-street, Newtown. THE above Assembly is now open, and . will bo continued every MONDAY EVENING, rumours to tho contrary notwithstanding. Extended •Night, 15th MAY. Returned Soldiers invited as guests. WOMEN'S NATIONAL RESERVE. WORK AT THE TOWN HALL. THE Circulars being completed, members are notified that they will be advised when their help is apcain desired. „/ They aro requested to kindly watch tho columns of this paper. E. WARD, Hon. Secretary. TSIJATIONAL RESERVE.—Wellington J-1 South Company.—Re Platoon Competitions: Members o£ above Company arc requested to Parade on SATURDAY, 13th MAY, 1916, at 2.40 sharp, on tho College Ground. A full attendance of . merabera is. necessary.. ,W. WYLIE, Captain.' ,$. B.,JPERRY, .Q.M.S.; J