T7"ING S THEATRE.: VSIING & THEATRK ■ IWKL DAILY. TWIOI DULY. ■.''-" '.':' ■" TOMORROW \[ir.RNOON, at 2. TO MORROW \1 1 ERNOON, at 2. TO MORROW Al 1 ERNOON, at 2. THIS EVEMNG. at 8. THIS LVLNING, at 8. THIS, TVENING, at 8. iVlatince TuceS 2b Is; Children, Haltyiico to all paitb U\cnmg Pncoi 3« 2s, la. PL4N DAILY AT THE BRISTOL. rhy Sales a) Peiry s, Tobacconist, Mann' i street. ■> J. C Willnm=on, Ltd., Prtstnt ■ ■ D W GRIFFITH'S MIGHTY DRAMATU SPECTACLE; MIGHTY DRWIVIIJ SPECTACLBi 'IisTDLLRANCE!" 'IMOLrR^NCE!" 'lIS lOLER\NCE!" ' Everybody yiii meet is Talking About It! "A^tonnhmg' ' "Paralysing!" i "4 coo al conception!" ."•'.', Hip greatest e\ct done before is ihBigmficant now ' Tho mo t magnificent of spectacles,!" . ' The. grandest of ill picture plays !" IHESF WDfti EXPRESSIONS TROM THD LRO\\D AS THEY LEFT THE IHE\rRL "IntdleiancD n tup only production Mr. Griffith has rnudo <=inco "The Birth of a IWion . "Go, if you' havo to be carried thers." NOVFLTY SFN& VTION of ALL TIME. NOVELTY SENSATION of ALL TIME. -iMPORTANt ANNOUNCEMENT-f . . "INTOLERANCE" will be Screened only at The King's Theatre'for' a,"limited number of nights. There ( will positively be no return season. ■ ' ..' . . GET BUSY! GRAND OPERA HOUSE. BAND OPERA HOUSE. TO-NIGHT!.... -TO-NIGHT! CONTINUED SUCCESS A. BRANDON-CREMER * ■ .. DRAMATIC.COMPANY. POSITIVELY LAST NIGHT, >THE GIRL WHO TOOK THE WRONG ;:,: \ TURNING!" -. " , PEOPLE'S POPULAR' PRICES: 3s 2a Is. ' ' ... ' NEXT PRODUCTION, Commencing at tho MATINEE! ". > MATINEE! TO-MORROW (Saturday), 9th JUNE,' The' Great Military Drama, '■MARRIED TO THE WRONG MAN!" ■"MARRIED TO THE WRONG MAN'" CROWN THEATRE ROWN THEATRE iO-NIGHTi Al 8 TO-NIGHT' '•ALADDIN FROM BROADWAY" Starring EDITH STOREY ■'•" Arrd ;: ANTONIO MORENO ' -'A strahge and wonderful story, packed , ',',' with adventures. ' '."WONDERFUL EASTERN SCENES:" ■•Damascus and its quaint tiazaare aiid IT. -■•- .-.Streets. I!,:' MECCA'and its tloly Places. ;rHE ARABIAN DESERT AND A ! ; ; TERRIFIC SANDSTORM. . il^ Reserves at Begg's, or'thone 347u. - J'a TA R THEAT RE. '•P LAST NIGHT -: • ■ - ::?'THE PRINCESS OF THE DARK!" IV. Starring :snid Bennett, and ' . . ,- BILLIE'BURKE- :-: - - • - Ia - ■, . :-i ■ .. "THE MURDERER AT BAY!" tO-MORROW, AT THE MATINEE, ,:;.' A Lubin Super Feature— '■ 'V'LOVE'S'TOLL!" ~ '"'.' j Starring ■'!.. ROSETTA BRICE. - P'RAND —THEATRE,' ■■PETONE; ~ TO^NiGHTT: '•' TO-NIGHT! ' ! ■ BILLIE BURKE in ■ "GLORIA'S ROMANCE:" DOUGt/A 6- • F-AIRB ANK Sin "REGGIE MIXES IN" ■• 2.30 p.m.—SATURDAY—B p.m. "n-IE MADNESS 01-' HELEN ' ;' PEG 0' THE RING ' :^jnß/ rANDERLRS CLUB ASSEMBLY ::' da"nee iTo be held on SATURD\Y 9th JUNE, '• 1917, at- Fullford's ■ Hall, Brooklyn. ':. Good muic 8 till 12 - Ladic- Is, Gentlemen, Is 6d -PRESENTATION OF WAR MEDALS „ BY HIS EXCELLENCY THE GOV- •;. ERNOR. ; - ; ' '; ' FIFTH REGIMENT. MAJOR W. SIMM, Officer Commanding. •nnHE BATTALION/- with Band and *-B- Drums; will parade at the Garrison llall, Buckle-street,-on SATURDAY, 9th JUNE, at 2.30, p.m. /",. D Company will travel by the train leaving Lower! Hutt at 1.45 p.m. - Dress: Drill order. ■ • This parade is compulsdry . • By Order. : J. ..THOMSON, Lieut., j ■ Aili-., Fifth Regiment. -! 26th COMPANY (ST. JAMES) SENIOR ■?,■ .: cadets. THE Company will. Parade on SATURDAY, 9th instant;: at. 2.46 b.m., at "Mercer-street, to take part in a t'ompul'jsory Parade of Senior Cadets. ■ Uniforms must be worn. ' F J COLME'R. Lieut., O.C. ■ A . TIRADE, of the G.A. Division will *^ be, held .at the Town ; Hall, at" 2.45. p.m. on. SATURDAY,' 9th;:;;inst., when H.E. the Governor will Present Medals /to thor'Nextof Kin of. Soldiers killed; in: action. . D. BATTERY, N.Z., T.F.A. THE BATTERY will Parade corner of Mercer and Wakcneld streets-; SATURDAY, 9th inst., at 2.45 p.m. Daylight Parade. Dress: Drill Order A. J. PETHERICK, Major. ASSOCIATION FOOTBALL. OWING to the Compulsory Parade of Territorials and Senior Cadets all 'matches set down for TO-MORROW (SATURDAY), 9th JUNE, are pdsipohod. • A. WILLIAMS, Hon. Sec. .VICTORIA UNIVERSITY COLLEGE ■ COUNCIL—RESULT OF POLL. . T HEREBY declare that the following JL Candidates have been duly elected members of the Victoria University College 'Council by the Courl. of Convocation: — ; Phineas Lej^T • Charles Bruce Morisbn Willam Hobbard Morton G. G S ROBISON, Registrar,
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Evening Post, Volume XCIII, Issue 136, 8 June 1917, Page 2
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