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Evening Post, Volume XCV, Issue 43, 19 February 1918, Page 2

aUEEN'S, CUBA-ST. UEEN'S, CUBA-ST. A PERFECT PICTURE PROGRAMME. Every Picture a Perfect Gem. First: "THE CLOCK." "THE CLOCK." "THE CLOCK." An Unusual Love Story. A Tornado of Thrills and Smiles. Five Parts, Featuring FRANKLYN FARNUM, . FRANKLYN FARNUM, The m»ii with tho contagious smiles, in a series of merry and sensational scenes. "MR. DOOLAN OF NEW YORK." "MR. DOOEAN OF NEW YORK." j A scintillating Comedy Romance in Five ! Acte. A Story of the prize ring and the King'B Palace. A middle-weight;' champion impersonates a princp of royal blood, and gets away with it. : "IS MONEY ALL?" "IS MONEY ALL?" A pathetic dramatic story, told in one throbbing, reel of vivid incidents. ' j "THE CATHEDRAL OF ST. MARK." One of the most beautiful cathedrals in. the world. A real scenic treat. " THE LAST CHAPTER BUT ONE Of the Magnificent Serial Story. "THE PURPLE DOMINO," Told in two exciting reels. Filled with ■ nervo-tinglirig acts of daring. THE SESSIONS BEGIN AT 11 a.m., 12.30,-2, 4, 6, and 8 p.m. 11 a.m., 12.30, 2, 4, 6, and 8 p.m. HAROLD CARR, Manager. TTIS MAJESTY'S THEATRE. -O-IS . MAJESTY'S THEATRE. Direction Fullers' Vaudeville, Ltd. "The Show of a Thousand Lights." VAUDEVILLE AGAIN TRIUMPHS. A SMASHING PROGRAMME OF SLASHING WINNERS. TO-NIGHT! TO-NIGHT! TO-NIGHT! Extended Starring Engagement of DENNY AND DUNIGAN, DENNY AND DUNIGAN, American Meteors of Mirth and Melody. BONITA AND LEE, The Daredevil Sharpshooting Stars. ARTHUR CROXON, Premier English Panto. Comedian. MERTON AND RYDON, In a. Melange of Musical Comedy. BLUFFO, In Marvellous Magical Foolishness. LES WARTON. MARZON AND FLORENCE! Walsh and Walsh. The Littles. .TOSSING TESTROS, 'TOSSING TESTROS, .. Who Juggle as Easily with a Horse and Carriage as with. Billiard Balls. Prices (Plus Tax): D.C. and 0.5., 2a; Stalls, Is; Res., 2s 6d. Plan at Bristol Piano Company. Phenomenal Attraction To-day at THE KING'S. HE KING'S. . Three Sta.r Artists, in Three Startling I Productions. BELLE BENNETT in" "THE BOND OF FEAR!" RUTH ROLAND in "THE NEGLECTED' WIFE!" The Greatest Serial of All Time. And CHARLES CHAPLIN in - " THE CURE!" If you want to see anything new in health-sa.virig devices, see Ohaa-lie on the massage slab. Note.—D.C. Reserves, Is 6d, by 'Phono 3143 or Box Plan at The Bristol. BIG DOUBLE ATTRACTION AT EVERYBODY'S. VERYBODY'S. WM. S. HART in "THE GAMBLER'S SOULI" The Best Hart Picture ever made. "Level Leigh," a fashionable gambler, is sought, by a Spanish adyenturees and repulses her.' ' Crowded with feats of strength and daring. . Also CHARLES CHAPLIN in " THE CURE!" The greatest prescription yet brought out by the Champion Fun Physician of this wonderful world. SPECIAL ATTRACTION AT EMPRESS. MPRESS. ALICE BRADY in •!A WOMAN- ALONE!" The old story of tho man who takes advantage of a wife's sore heart. A rich young idler comes upon the lovely bride of the Telegraphist at a deserted wayside' station. Novel Scenes of Railway Life. Beautiful Settings of Country Homes. A Climax which, is a Complete Surprise. Supporting Items include: COMEDY, SCENIC, and INDUSTRIAL I, ' ' FILMS. : A SUCCESS BEYOND. EXPECTA- " ' ' ' '' TIONS > Has been scored by BRYANT WASHBURN, BRYANT WASHBURN, . At the' . ' BRITANNIA THEATRE. RITANNIA THEATRE. ! In the five-act romance of life in a Turkish harom and on the Balkan Battlefields, "FILLING HIS OWN SHOES." "FILLING HIS OWN SHOES." "FILLING HIS OWN SHOES." -' A fascinating story of love and adventure. Supported by LITTLE MARY M'ALISTER, 'In "THE BRIDGE OF FANCY!" A "DO CHILDREN COUNT 2- " ' And ■ , • ■ Episode Ton of "THE GIRL IN THE GAME!" NEW ZEALAND NATIVES' ASSO'■'"CIATIDN. 1 ' ■' A. MEETING of the Members of tho . Association will be held in the Natives' Hall (late Mason's Hall), Ghuz-nee-street,"oh WEDNESDAY, '20th 'February, at 8 p.m. JA.II willing to help in. the Easter Egg Scho'mo are requested to bo present. ' ' ' ' HARRY E. LONG, Secretary N.Z.N.A. PIA^P EXPERIENCE VERGING DN' THREE SCORE YEARS! f■ tO those _ about to Purchase a. Piano, -i- this brief' statement is of paramount importance. ' ' It makes good pur claim of being able to give a,'greater degree'of satisfaction and a greater" degree 'of real value to every purchaser of a Piano from our matchless stock. ■ ' Wo are Agents for— THE BRINSMEAD THE BORD THE CHALLEN THE ROGERS ' 'THE PLEYEL Pianos, which we have chosen (after 56 year's' I'experience') as being tho embodiinont of Piano Perfection. AT ANY TIME' WE ARE HEADY TO DEMONSTRATE THE MERITS OF THESE ' QUALITY INSTRUMENTS. GHAS. BEGG & CO., LTD., JJANNERS-ST., WELLINGTON.