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Evening Post, Volume XCIII, Issue 47, 23 February 1917, Page 2

,;.:rV;' 'LAST NIGHT- OP '-'■;- FANNY WARD la 4 . • ; 'TOR THE DEFENCE !"- 'And Supporting Programme. ;.- SATURDAY'S BIG ATTRACTION • -; ■ . .'..*- . At:. " '. aUEEN'S THEATRE. UEEN'S THEATRE, Cuba-street Central. .'A' Five-act Dramatic Story o£ Scotland and America. 'the Daughter, of macgregori ' " ,'," Featuring ■'; .VALENTINE GRANT,•With' her Wonderfully Inteligent Collie ' ' . • Dog, "LADY." 'A Photo-play of Great Rramatic Intensity, Quick' Action, and Deep Emotional . Feeling. In conjunction with Excellent Supports, And the 9th Episode of ; "PEG, o'.. THE RING!"- :. Entitled, ' "THE CRY: FOR HELP !" ,'No increase in prices. Continuous from 11 a.m. Reserves at Theatre. \'Phone 3255. ''TTIS MAJESTY'S THEATRE. ■<'-*■•"■ Fullers' Vaudeville, Ltd. ; ■ to-morrow. Saturday, 2.30. ..TO-MORROW, SATURDAY, 2.30. ■„' ' TO-MORROW. SATURDAY. 2.30. " PANTOMIME MATINEE! , ;;/ •- "PANTOMIME "MATINEE! ■" ■"' A Comedy Banquet for Old and Young. PANTOMIME MATINEE! .. ■■-. PANTOMIME : MATINEE ! THE KIDDIES' OPPORTUNITY • VICTOR PRINCE'S JOY OFFERING VICTOR PRINCE'S JOY OFFERING For the Absolutely Nominal Fees of Is, 6d. la, : 6d. Is,- 6d., Is, 6d. . Is, 6d.Never before has Wellington been offered a REAL PANTOMIME at such reduced-rates. „.--■—.- .TTIS MAJESTY'S THEATRE. ■/JlilS. MAJESTY'S . .THEATRE. ■ Direction'■.,.-..;■.-.■, Fullers' Vaudeville,' Ltd;' ■' UNPRECEDENTED'SUCCESS "OF' - ' THE "GIBEATEBT-~OTFEPJNG^YET-.VICTOR: "..PRINCE'S- '"PANTOMIME, :^::??:R'OBiNsbN.;cEus"oE; >-'C- i;.",:.i. \. - ROBINSON CRUSOE," "- "-'"R'OBINSON "CRUSOE," As Interpreted by . ', Rollicking Comedians,.. Frolicking . Girla, : ' . and VICTOR, ;PRINCE\«. /.EveVy.tKing.;New, ..Neat, Novel,- and Nice. And a-Coterie'of'•Vaudevillians:" ' '* PHIL PERCIVAL, : > ; A Piano, some Whisky, and' Brains. , BLAKE AND GRANBY. THE.ELMARS .WINIFRED.AND LUMLEY. ■ MERLYN .■', Prices-MD.C., and.O.S., 2s;..Stalls, Is. Box Plan at The Bristol, Booking, 6d. SHORTT'S THEATRE. HORTT'S THEATRE, TO-NIGHT AND TO-MORROW, LAST TWO DAYS Of Metro's. Sensational Triumph, , ... ."THE WAGER!" .... ■ "THE WAGER!" ' Featuring the • G reatest-of All' Screen" : •; I-'-. :.. Stars,: '- " ' " : . "-!emiey"stevens;~ ■—"-— emily stevens. METRO.: TRAVELOG No. 12, ; >-*;;.--. Max- Figman Comedy, •< ■. ■ :•: ; 'i' DUCKS IS DUCKS.". .COMMENCING MONDAY,' ;•'■" The Most-Talked-bf-Picturo' of the ■■■•■■ Year, ' ' -" GOD'S" HALF: ACRE," ' ■■'■'■■ Featuring. MABEL TALIAFERRO. ""'- "MISTER 44" Starring "MISTER 44" HAROLD ,: "MISTER 44". LOCKWOOD :•:'. ■-■"• "MISTER. 44". . And... "... '„.,. : "MISTER 44" : MAY . "MISTER 44" ALLISON. .'Appealing because of its romance, its big love interest, and the beauty of its , soencry. - '■" FINALLY TO-NIGHT at OUR THEATRE, NEWTOWN. UR THEATRE, NEWTOWN, TO-MORROW. BESSIE BARRISCALE. '.. " . .. , , In. " "THE MATING!" ■• (Thos. Ince Production). .; ' METHODIST CONFERENCE. ■ '■.--TnSTESLEY. CHURCH., TARANAKI■iVV • STREET./ TO-NIGHT (FRIDAY), 8 o'clock';" GRAND CONCERT. Vocal and Instrumental Items. • Loader, MR, H. TEMPLE WHITE. ' ' Admission, Is. GRAND THEATRE, PETONE • TO-NIGHT! ■■. TONIGHT! The Final Screening of "THE. PAYMENT V ,8.0 , TO-MORROW. - 8.0 ', ' HENRY AINLEY..' In tho Famous Comedy Drama, ' "SWEET LAVENDER!" _• ■"•' A Magnificent Drama of London Life, i Box Plan at the Grand Confectionery. •r HVfEW SONGS ! NEW SONGS ! •■' ll At „ BEGG'S, ; . JUST RECEIVED. The style of song that the war has mado • immensely popular is the one with the -. home sentiment—this appeals alike to the . Soldier' and Civilian; We have just 're-' V ceived threo Songs after the style of the successful "Long, , Long Trail," "Keep ■'• tha Home Fires Burning," etc. They .are — ... "THE LONG, WHITE CLOUD" /■■ i ■ ("Aolea,Ro'a") , . ' This Song is dedicated to',the 22nd. Re- ; infqrcerncnts, and written by a momber:of- thaif'Contingentr.i -The melody is simple and attractive, and wo are confident of tho success of this song. : "the trail that leads to • ■"■ • home." -■ •.;.....: ; 'Already a big-favourite at-Home,-this-Spng ..will ropoat hero its London success. A. companion song to "There's j a Long, Long Trail." I "THE HOME BELLS ARE RINGING" Already in big demand. A song with a fine catchy swing. '-." . ■ ' . .'■ v ..PRICE 9/„ EACH. '-■ r ... If you call'at our Warehouse it will be a pleasure to try those over for you. CHAS. BEGG^fc CO., LTD., -. . MANNERS-ST., WELLINGTON. ' " Importers of' High-grade Pianos. . ' 'PETONE . BOROUGH COUNCIL. ■NOTICE TO GAS CONSUMERS. .... fRXOTICE is hereby given that the Gas 'i-V Pressure will bo slightly reduced on the 'Morning of SUNDAY, 25th instant, during tho connecting uo of the-New Gas''Holder. ' W. J. GARDNER, Town Clerk", Petone, 23rd February, 1917. , i