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Evening Post, Volume XCVI, Issue 13, 15 July 1918, Page 2

ANNOUNCEMENT EXTRAORDINARY THE FIRST NATIONAL EXHIBITORS OF AMERICA HAVE SECURED ■T HE X I N G'S For the Purpose of Presenting AMERICAN AMBASSADOR JAMES W. GERARD fS MY FOUR .YEARS IN GERMANY. The Most Colossal Moving Picture Production Ever Screened—Not Excepting "Intolerance." , COMMENCING ON SATURDAY NEXT, 20th JULY. THIS FILM IS NOT FICTION. IT IS FACT. EVERY WORD AND EVERY SCENE OF IT. In Melbourne and Sydney it has been running for weeks and night after night eager crowas had to be turned away from the Town Halls in which it was shown. FOR EPIC IMMENSITY, ABSORBING INTEREST AND AMAZINf REA LITY, IT IS AN ACHIEVEMENTS UNIMAGINABLEi VITALITY AND ■ .■ ■ . MAGNIFICENCE. It tells the inside story of_ German machinations and reveals, as nothing else could •■ ■. . the menace of Prussian autocracy. Our Further Announcements Will Tell You More Of It. '"Nulli Secundus,' which in Caesar's diction and our own translation is tho greatest of superlatives, is the one appellation for our phalanx of wit and beauty." ■ F UTTERS 1 VAUDEVILLE. FULLERS' VAUDEVILLE. HIS MAJESTY'S .THEATRE. Courtenay.-place, Wellington. Direction: B. and J. Fuller Jun. TO-NIGHT! "THE SHOW dfr A THOUSAND LIGHTS." TO-NIGHT! Direct from America,' Supreme and Starring Engagement of the Renowned Protean Uassio, in luashing Silhouettes of Comedy and Tragedy MURRY LIVINGSTON,' "THi.MAN WITH THE CHAMELEON PERSONALITY." AUBREY\AND RICHE, BRYANT AND RRVANT AUBREY*AND RICHEi BRYANT AITO BRYANT 118 °f D-th-gamblin^ Fire^ndßattWe First Appearance in Vaudeville of the London King of Comic Opera, • WA.LLACE BROWNLOW, " The Distinguished Gilbert and Sullivan Star, who will be Heard in the Only Musical. Version ot Kipling's "Gunga Din" and "Mandalay." BERTRAM AND RAYMOND, JONES AND RAINES FRED WFTiRPT? BURNS AND LE CLERE, CARLTON MAX. ' BtM™ (PIUS Tax)-D-a and °-S ->>'• STALLS, Is; RES., 2s 6d. Plan TO-MORROW NIGHT-First Appearance of Farrow's P otted Panto. Company. NEW ZEALAND'S TRIBUTE TO FRANCE. 'MO N-S.T E R PUB LI C . M eet.ing ; FRANCE'S NATIONAL FETE DAY. TOWN HALL, . ;■/ '■" TOWN HALL, TO-NIGHT, TO-NIGHT. TO-IMIGHT. 8 o'clock. PATRIOTIC RESOLUTION: ■ To bo raoved;by His Worship the Mayor (Mr: J. P. Luke, C.M.G, M.P.) seconded by Hon. Sir James Allen, X.C.8., Acting-Prime Minister. SPEAKERS IN SUPPORT OF RESOLUTION : Mr. J. P. Firth, Mr. John, Hutchcson, Captain Barclay Mr. Bernard F. Page will preside at the Organ. ' _ Mr. Frank Charlton will sing the "Marseillaise," and Mrs. Queree will be at the pi tin o. . t '■ • i^l?. p^ b-l? freoo^^'!? invited to be present to identify themselves with New Zealand's Tribute to our Empire's Glorious Ally.

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