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Evening Post, Volume XCI, Issue 146, 21 June 1916, Page 2

HIS MAJESTY'S THEATRE. Courtonay-place. 'Phone 165. TO-NIGHT! At 8. TO-NIGHT! New FULLERS' Vaudeville Speciality FULLERS' Company. OUR NEW PROGRAMME A TRIUMPHANT SUCCESS.. The unanimous verdict of Last Night's Enormous House— A BIG, BRIGHT, ROLLICKING SHOW. A machine gun rattle of laughs from beginning to ond. Bright, clever, and snappy—in fact. A REAL GOOD THING. Terrific Success of .VICTOR PRINCE'S REVUE CO., In their Second Musical Comedy, FULL STEAM AHEAD. Brimful of delightful specialities. A continuous1 succession of surprises, effervescing with UP-TO-DATE MELODIES and REALLY FUNNY COMEDY. And interpreted by a company of ALL STAR COMEDIANS. Supported by a gigantic coterie of. the Best Vaudeville Specialities, including LA FRANCE BROS., The World's Greatest Head Balancers, DOROTHY GARDNER AND CO., CUTHBERT ROSE, KITTY CHECKETT, BURT'S CANINE COMEDY CO., PEGGY ROSS AND ATHOL TIES, MISS .ROSINA PALMERSTON, A Superlative Combination. Prices—2s and Is. Booking at The Bristol, 6d extra. Doors 7.15. MPRESS THEATRE. MPRESS THEATRE. CONTINUED^ftLORIOUS SUCCESS! Beautiful Adeis Blood Lea-ps to your Heart In the Great Soul-inspiring Pla.y, THE DEVIL'S TOY! THE DEVIL'S TOY! THE DEVIL'S TOY! THE DEVIL'S TOY! An Astounding Dramatic Sensation, and a Most Excessively Human Love Story. ■ : THE DEVIL'S TOY! - THE DEVIL'S TOY! THE DEVIL'S TOY! THE DEVIL'S; TOY! , A Drama that Thrills you with its Truly Enthralling Story. THE DEVIL'S TOY! THE DEVIL'S TOY! ' THE DEVIL'S TOY! Gorgeously Produced, Brilliantly and Magnificently Costumed. _A Spectacular Heart-winning Triumph. THE DEVIL'S TOY! THE DEVIL'S TOY! THE DEVIL'S TOY! Most Powerful, yet ■ Pathetically Tender, Story that has ever been written. BIG ATTRACTIVE PROGRAMME, Including Scenics, Comedies, and Gazette. Day Prices: 3d, 6d. Reserves, Is. Morning and Afternoon Tea served Free to Circle Patrons till 5.30. . PEOPLE'S PICTURE' PALACE. EOPLE'S PICTURE /. PALACE. "THE HIT OF THE YEAR 1" "COURT-MARTIALLED!" ' "COURT-MARTIALLED !" "COURT-MARTIALLED I" . „ A three-act drama of mili- | tary life, full of interest, appeal,, and daring deeds. "A play that, grips."—Vide press. ... ... " Supported by .THE LATEST; BRITISH WAR TOPICAL BRITISH WAR TOPICAL ! "THE MOVIE FAN 1"■: One big reel'of j "THE MOVIE FAN!"; .' Merriment. "SATAN OF THE SANDS !" j "SATAN OF THE SANDS!"- ---' Episode 2 of ; ' "THE BROKEN COIN!" ■ ' (Serial.) • UNDOUBTEDLY ' The Best Picture This Week is ... .. ,- EVERYBODY'S; , VERYBODY'S. ■„ The Best .^Eriangle to. Date. THE FIGHTING PARSON! ■' THE FIGHTING PARSON! THE FIGHTING PARSON! THE FIGHTING PARSON! THE FIGHTING PARSON! THE FIGHTING PARSON!' | On "THE DISCIPLE." 'IT APPEALS 'because of its intensity, I its power, and originality j IT APPEALS because the story of father and' mother-love rings true. - A HIGH POWER DRAMA Of Life out West. 1 Also Showing: SPECIAL by To-day's English Mail. RUSSIAN TROOPS AT MARSEILLES. RUSSIAN TROOPS AT MARSEILLES. ! Arrival and Reception—Route March through the City—Allied Officers Salute— A Homo and Hot.Dinner all ready—Camp Scenes and Official Review. Also, \ LEVY'S SEVEN DAUGHTERS, And the GAUMONT GRAPHIC. Prices: Day, 3d and 6d; Night, 6d. Tea in D.C. till 5.30 p.m. T^JEW (MACMAHON'S) THEATRE. NOW SHOWING ! NOW SHOWING ! FINAL SCREENINGS TO-NIGHT! MARY PICKFORD in MARY PICKFORD in "MISTRESS NELL!" "MISTRESS NELL!" ■ A magnificent, historic, romantic drama. Commencing TO-MORROW (THURSDAY), "A VOICE IN THE WILDERNESS!" "A VOICE IN THE WILDERNESS !" "A VOICE IN THE WILDERNESS!" Another exciting adventure o£ "'Stingareo," the bush outcast, from the pen of the novelist, Mr. E. W. Horning. Full of daring exploits and striking situations. Also, "MEG OF THE CLIFFS." A Drama of Pathetic and Absorbing ' -Interest. AND OTHERS. No advance in prices. Continuous from 11 a.m. to 10.30 p.m. MUSIC IN 1916/ MUSIC, since its inception in early history, has gradually developed into a national necessity. In. this time of stress there is no better tonic than music. Our spacious building in Mannersstreet is representative o£ the modorn musical industry. There you can obtain by the best British makers: — PIANOS by Brinsmead, Challen and Son, George Rogers and Son, Moore and Moore, Justin Browne, and the famous French Piauo, "The Pleyel" (Chopin's favourite). Easy terms arranged. . : ' GRAMOPHONES—We have just landed .•x Remuera, the 1916 Models of the renowned "His Master's Voice" Gramophones. Every horn& should be in possession of one of these musical instruments. : Why not call and hear thfl, latest in tone' production? It will be a revelation 'to you. MUSIC —It is always our aim. to keep this department up to date. Visitors can hear the latest popular or'standard successes. Our Pianists are always afc your service to try over any piece of music you. wish. Why not call to-day ? GHAS. BEGG & CO., LTD., MANNERS-ST.. WELLINGTON. Agencies and Branches through the Dominion. New Zealand's Oldest-established Music House. | "B~IANCING—A largo and varied stock X-* of Fancy Invitation Cards and Circulars at Evening Post Office. J