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Evening Post, Volume CXIII, Issue 88, 13 April 1917, Page 2

'fiRAND OPERA HOUSE, Direction — J. C WILLIAMSON, LTD, Manager "" John Farrell. " " Despite the Success Achieved by "SEVEN KEYS TO BALDPATE \"' ■ remarkable mystery farce must make way. for other important productions. "', Therefore the Management announce THE LAST NIGHT THE LAST NIGHT ■ "Of The, Very Popular Artists, * "BOB" GREIG and BEATRICE < HOLLOAVAY, !And J. C. Williamson's Brilliant Supporting Company, in the Sensational Mystery Farce, "SEVEN KEYS TO BALDPATE!" "SEVEN KEYS TO BALDPATE !" "SEVEN KEYS.TO BALDPATE!" ' Its Laughter-provoking Effects have already Brightened the Whole of ; ■ Wellington. ' Tho Latest American Comedy Success, ' TO-MORROW (SATURDAY) NIGHT. ' TO-MORROW (SATURDAY) NIGHT. ■\ ' Four Nights, only, Initial Production in New Zealand of the' Whimsical and Brilliantly Clever and Record Breaking LaughiDg ', "' ,' Success, ' "A PAIR OF SIXES!" ! "A PAIR OF SIXES!" .Which ran for two ycara' in America, and it attracted record audiences in Australia. THURSDAY NIGHT NEXT THURSDAY NIGHT NEXT (Race Night), And Two Followingl Evenings.. •THE TRAVELLING SALESMAN!-" "THE TRAVELLING SALESMAN!" tans for the 6eason at The Bristol. iy Sales at the Opera House Confectionery. Prices—D.C. and R.S., 6s; Stalls, 3s; " Jallery, Is. Early Doors to Stalls and Jallory, Is extra. TO-MORROW NIGHT. ■A PAIR ' OF SIXES!" Can't beat 4 Aces, but one night with Bob Greig's particular pair of Sixes, will give you much more pleasure than all the "full hands" and "flushes" that you have ever held. . , ■TEIVERYBODY'S TO-NIGHT JO-* Last Night of Frank Keenan in ' ■-•"■., "THE SIN YE DO!" : ■:• irsx;' '-to-morrow, '-.". vTriabjilß Fine Aits Feature Drama, : r , .•■.-., '-'THE WHARF RAT!" -' WHARF- RAT !" Starring -MAE- MARS-H and ROBT. HARRON. A Strange Story of tho San Francisco v Waterfront. Mac Marsh, .'disguised a 6. a boy, makes nlluring: efforts to save, her grandfather from the co'risequonces of his crime, but finally succumbs to the call of love when she sees her boy-pal slipping away from • ■ ■ her. „.,. . Also, Billie Burke in - "THE MESH OF MYSTERY!" rTXtm KING'S. TO-NIGHT at 8. Final Screening of Ethel Clayton in "BROKEN CHAINS!" , TO-MORROW, Greater Vitagraph Presents— LILIAN WALKER LILIAN WALKER, Of the Delightful Dimples, in "INDISCRETION!" A Striking and Powerful Play, founded : on this text— ■ ■'There-is a wall of convention to pro- ! tecfc the innocent. Beyond that wall there is nothing for a woman but SHAME s and SORROW." Lilian Walker as the girl who "will not take rioticß" is wholly, refreshing and ; . delightful. A Clever, Sparkling, and Wholesome Story with Gripping Situations. Reserves at Bristol, or by 'Phone 3143. rpHE EMPRESS. '' TO-NIGHT. '. "Final Screening of GAIL KANE in C "THE MEN SHE MARRIED!". Also, ' THE WAIMANGU ERUPTION. .. „ ..', N TO-MORRQW, The Clever Beauty, ETHEL CLAYTON, in a Dramatic Master Play by the World Film Company, "THE BONDAGE OF FEAR!"' "Give me some money or I'll tell your husband about killing your lover in your room," he said. And she gave and gave. You'll enjoy .the varied phases of this remarkable picture and the well thought .... , out finish. " . WE START AT 11, MIND. fpHRIFTY Housewives recognise . ■■- that by dealing with us and getting the 5 per cent, discount for cash they are getting the BEST VALUES IN GROCERIES IN .WELLINGTON. VAJRARAPa; FARMERS' CO-OP. ASSOCIATION. Lambton-qu»y, Wellington. ' : THE GREAT FRENCH PIANO. , THE PLEYEL ■' (CHOPIN'S FAVOURITE.) SHIPMENTS to hand of all models of these famous Pianos. These should be inspected by intending purchasers. '. '■ The remarkable tone produced is attributed to a special metal (Pleyel'a ■ patent) used in the frames. PLEYEL'S first started piano making iii 1807, and are in the front rank of piano manufacturers to-day. The piano for the artist — THE ' PtEYEL. Inspection cordially invited. Full present value allowed for your old Piano as part payment, the balance in cash or eaey terms. ' SOLE AGENTS: CHAS. BEGG & CO., LTD., : MANNERS-ST.,: WELLINGTON. OFFICE LABOUR-SAVING DEVICES. OT|EPLETION of Office Staffs "*J through the War necessitates the employment of Office- ' Devioes. Call and Inspect Our Stock. JTHIi OFFICE APPLIANCE CO.j LTD., Opposite Town Hall, CUBA-ST., WELLINGTON.