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Evening Post, Volume xciv, Issue 73, 24 September 1917, Page 2

THE PARAMOUNT THEATRE (COURTENAY-PLACK TRAM TERMINUS). "THE THEATRE OF QUALITY." LAST DAY! LAST DAY ! LAST DAY! MARY PIOIIOBD "THE PRIDE OF THE CLAN." POSITIVELY YOUR LAST CHANCE OF SEEING THIS SUPERB PICTURE. (^e?dTy°) W MAE MU~RRAY, in gs|§g*™ " SWEET KITTY BELLAIRS.' "THE BEAUTY OF BATH." FOUR DAYS ONLY! FOUR DAYS ONLY ! A Charming Story of the Time of Powder and Patches'. A Ringlet of Red Hair and a Dainty Missive. "You will all' love Swoet Mistress Kitty." .. GRAND SUPPORTING PROGRAMME. PRICES—6d and Is. Children, Half-price. Bookings, 'Phone 977.

HIS ■ MAJESTY'S THEATRE. IS MAJESTY'S THEATRE. Fullers' Theatres and Vaudeville; Ltd. NO CESSATION OF ATTRACTiqNS. Girls, Giggles, Gowns, and Gaiety in. a Labyrinth of Luscious Luxury. Every ■ Song a Jewel. Every Jest a Gem. , PERFECTION'S PARAGON. First and Starring Engagement of The World-famed Basso-Profundo, MALCOLM M'EARCHERN, MALCOLM M'EARCHERN, MALCOLM M'EARCHERN, Late of Madame Melba Concert Party. Mr. M'Earchern rajiks as MELBA'S EXPRESSED PREFERENCE. English, American, and Continental Critics have been UNANIMOUS IN THEIR EULOGIES I of his, Marvellous Vocal Powers. I Starring Re-eneagement of THE FAMOUS ROYLE TRIO, THE FAMOUS ROYLE TRIO, ,THE FAMOUS ROYLE TRIO, The Ultra-Modern Continental Dancers, In an Assemblage of ■ Comedy, Dance, and Song, skilfully blended with an Abundance of Colour and Class. I ROSE AND DELL, The Phenomenal Singing Cyclists. George D'Alma, M'Kay and Graham, The Coleman Sisters, PAUL STANHOPE And his Corpa of Comedians and Sylphlike Sirens of Shapeliness in a Recordbreaking Rovusicol. Musical Laughlet, ' 'TWIRL Y-WHIRLY." "TWIRLY-WHIRL Y." Prices—D.C. and 0.5., 2s; Stalls, Is. Reserves, 2s 6d. Plan Bristol Piano Co.

"When a Woman attemps her life, some man must be responsible." "THE MANXMAN," "THE MANXMAN," "THE MANXMAN." "THE MANXMAN," "THE MANXMAN," "THE MANXMAN 1," "THE MANXMAN," Hall Caine's Startling Novel, Picturised in Telling Fashion, Starring HENRY AINLEY. AND ELIZABETH RISDEN. From one reckless moment of passion FOLLOWS A TRAIN-OF BLACK MISERY. ( The. child was the joy of the. deceived father's heart; the symbol of a soul tragedy to the remorseful woman. A play crowded with human feeling, human passion, and sympathy. Please also take notice of the daintiest and most lovable baby ever seen in filmdom. TWICE DAILY At THE KING'S. HE KING'S. Evening Prices: 2s, Is, and 6d. Daily Matinees: 6d and Is. Reserves at The Bristol, or by 'Phone ,3143 2s (no booking fee). ■ Special Attraction To-day a£ TCWERYBODY'S. "PAWS OF THE BEAR." A WAR STORY OF A NEW KIND. Featuring WILLIAM DESMOND and CLARA WILLIAMS Avwid portrayal of the fight between-two-great Seoret Services, RUSSIA AND AUSTRIA. RAPID BREATHLESS EXCITING DARING. Wonderful scenes upon the trans-Atlan-tic trip, where plot and counter-plot follow j in swift' succession. • THE BEST WAR DRAMA YET. Strong Supporting Features. nPHE EMPRESS. " Continuous from 11 till 10.15. "THE MAELSTROM," Featuring EARLE WILLIAMS and DOROTHY KELLY Tito peerless stars in the Greatest of all Mystery Plays. "It never stops;"—A breathless whirlwind of love thrills and rapid-fire action, revolving round a murder mystery. Extraordinary interior scenes of the haunts of New York's Underworld, where strangely A MILLIONAIRE CLUBMAN FINDS HIS HEART'S DESIRE. In addition to this featuro Chapter 11 of "THE IRON CLAW." " THE SAVING OF DAN O'HARA." . TJEOPLE'S PICTURE PALACE. TWO GREAT ATTRACTIONS: ALICE BRADY, Tho Clover ALICE BRADY Emotional Actress, In a remarkable drama of life in Russian Court Circles, entitled "THE ANGEL OF MERCY," "THE ANGEL OF MERCY," "THE ANGEL OF MERCY," "DARKEST RUSSIA." Also, EDMUND BREEZE, The powerful EDMUND BREEZE, actor, In a stirring five-act drama, "LURE OF HEART'S DESIRE." - "LURE OF HEART'S DESIRE." "LURE OF HEART'S DESIRE." FUNERAL NOTICE. rpHE Friends of Mr. E. Lloyd are in■L vited to attend the Funeral of his late wife, Jane, which will leave Cookstreet, Karori, at. 3 p.m. To-morrow (Tuesday), 25th September, 1917, for the Karori Cemetery. ISAAC CLARK AND SON, 27, Wingfield-street. FUNERAL NOTICE. THE Friends of the late Arthur Millar Diggle are respectfully invited to attend his Funeral, which will leave the Mortuary Chapel of Robert H. Wilson and Son, To-morow, 25th September, 1917, at 2.30 p.m., for Karori Cemetery. ROBT. H. WILSON AND SON, Undertakers and Embalmers, 164, Adelaide-road, and 6, Wha-street, Lyall Bay. 'PhoDe 1999 (day and night). FUNE.R-AL CARD. THE Funeral of the late Mr?. Elizabeth' Edwards, beloved wife of W. H. Edwards, will'leave her late residence. 38, Mnl.ni-road. To-morrow (Tuesday), at 10.15 a.m., for tho Cemetery. Karori. Private interment. Motor Funeral. K. MORRIS, Jan., Funeral Director and Enihnlmer. 60, Taranaki-st., and 28, Riddiford-st. Telephone 937 (night end day). NOTICE TO SUBSCRIBERS. SUBSCRIBERS whoso delivery of The Evening Post is unnatisfactory, please telephone the Publisher. 'Phone 316.