TO-NIGHTVv ; TO-NIGHT! f At ■; QHORTT'S THEATRE. AiS ■ A FIRST NATIONAL FEATURE,;;'; ; .Which..challenges comparison with "The ;-.;. ■"■'■■'■■:■ ... .•■ . j Barrier," . .■'.'.■■•:-"••.. '■■''..■ ■ ■■■ "THE SIGN INVISIBLE!"^ ; - ",THE SIGN INVISIBLE!" •:". "THE SIGN INVISIBLE!": ■■ •:: : ;'■'.■ '•■■.' .', .Starring' "■ ■/''' ;.■'■ .'/>•' ■ :,' , ; MITCHELL LEWIS - i ' : ■ ■■ ' ■'■ MITCHELL "LEWIS :: . ■:■•'.■ .;.-'• .MITCHELL LEWIS' > (Who was Polaou in," The Barrier"), ■ With Victor Sutherland, Hedda Nova, ,''.; .._ and Mabel Juline Scott. , . - ■,-.•,-., A Miehfcy Drania of the Great North - >. ■-..-•• ;■•',-■■ Land.' '■'• -, . ' ■;} ;. [.'■)■■} ' '.• .. Some Homeric Fights, BeautifuU Scenery, / ; ■• .■ ■ .-' . and Action at its. Fastest, ■ v ■ : . : Splendid Supporting Programme. V FTIOWN HALL.;■■;. ;/■■ TOWN HALL. . TO-NIGHT! ;V TO-NIGHT! cve v -AN ENTIRELY NEW PROGRAMME; • ' WILL BE PRESENTED. '■'"("".• Will and ;Rop Thomas's ;. ; ' ■ ••■ ENGLISH PIERROTS, ■ EN G LIS H ; .PIE RRO TS, ' .. EN-GLISHV- PIERROTS,- ■'■':■ Whose Season' Positively: Closes ' THURSDAY NEXT;. 3rd/pOTOBER.. ;. ■iMonday,' Tuesday,-.; Wed., Tliura.- Next," / LAST FOUR NIGHTS.OFSEASON.V The Box Plans for which'open at The ■'"'■ Bristol on, Monday morning.' . TO-DAY'S BOX PL AN MENTS at Bristol till noon. After 5 at •." : •Town' Hall, or 'Phone 65. 'Phone'seats not ' retained after rising of curtain;.; '- • Prices—3s, 2s, Is (plus tax).■■■ '■'-.■ ■ ' MONDAY.'TUESDAY, WEDNESDAY; ' v ,-'.. and THURSDAY: NEXT,' x ■/%,.;: POSITIVELY LAST- FOUR.NIGHTS-' ' _v , OF THE SEASON:: ,;- QTAR THEATRE. TO-NIGHT! • OTAR THEATRE. : . 'A World Film Drama with a 1 Human ■ '... ■ " "!•""■' ■-■'■:■"-, Appeal. "..■•'■ JUNE ELVIDGE. :.":■■:'', ':•'.■■■'".' JUNE ELVIDGE - ; ■ ; : JUNEELVIDGE ... :-.'" JUNE ELVIDGE in ■;■ . . -- ■-". ! :"THE TENTH CASEV' ; ■ ' '.. . :"THE TENTH CASE!" . '■ ■: : : "THE TENTH CASE!" v" ■■;..; /■.•:..■■; : ',' THE ..TENTH. CASE!", ,;. A Picture-drama, that marches irresistibly : •■:' ;■ ■ .to'a breathless climax. '':,. •■'.;.:' -..'■' Splendid Settings, Thrilling: Moments, and ■ ■. ...'Gorgeous Gowns....: ■ . ; ■' .'; BIG SUPPORTS. ■ . 'USUAL PRICES.. :' ■ GRAND DANCE RECITAL! ,: - Presented by MISS'ESTELLE BEERE;. .'■. ; Under the Distinguished Pattonage of ;■ His Excellency the Governor-General and } the Countess;of Liverpool.,; .■ ; Organisers—Mrs. ( W. F. Massey,: 0'.8.E.,' and the Ladies, of the Thorndon Red ; .''"■'■ Cross' Committee. . ' :. .. ' ; G'" RAND OPERA HOUSE,, SATUR-i DAY and MONDAY, 12th and 14th OCTOBER. .■;-. ;■;.■ : ..:.;, ; ;';;••;•■. ' Half Proceeds in. Aid of Red Cross. Priccs7-4sj 2s 6d, and Is.': Box Plan at Bristol.-MISS HARCOURT, Hon. .Sec; MRS. H. HALL, Hon. Treasurer. SIARIST BROTHERS' .OLD BOYS', ; ■ ASSOCIATION FOOTBALL : ; ■'V "'■':.' ■■ "SMOKO," ' v\ ■:'•'■■'.■ '■■'■ - To be held at ' :■. '. ' ■■ .riHARLEY'S:AUNT CLUB ROOMS, (Oppoßite Gas Co., Gourtonay-pl3.ee), ' On MONDAY, NEXT, 30th INST. . . Ticket? 3s. . . ■ - •'■ W..H. BRADY. Hon. Secretary. /.. ■■ .-. :_:-DANCING. . ■ .' . TO-NIGHT! ■ : . ..V ;: TO-NIGHT! : ..'. And Every Saturday, Night. .'-'.'.■'■ \ RCADIANS' DANOE,;:Ne'w Century XX Hall, Kent-terrace..'.Bpaikling music . by. Bert. Nicliolsoii.- Dancing 8-11. Ladies 6d, Gents'ls.' The;' Committee reserve ■.': the right.to refuse admissiori. .■ . :.. .'■■' '•■: ' SIGNOR A..P. TRUDA, ':■•■ . SIGNOR'A-. P TRUDA, ..•'•/•■ , SIGNOR A..P. TRUDA, \ WHO • completee his :.Ijour:' of ' the Do- : ■*.minion, with. Signor Cappelli and • his Cpiicprt Party ori 4th October, begs tc announce.that he .will resume duties at his Studio, .-'..,- \. . . •■-■••■. 220: LAMBTON-QUAY,- / -. On MONDAY, 7th ;: OCTOBER. V M.C.A.:-, .'■■.... WILLIS-STREET TO-NIGHT (SATURDAY); at>B o'clock- ' ' 'Weekly. Prayer .Meet-ing. ;,,■•■. ••■: TO-MORROW- (SUNDAY)r at 4 p.m,- ---"•" Men's 'Mooting. Speaker: Mr. J.'. ■'■■;■. Gordon Smith (Y.M.C:A. .Field Score- \i ■• tary). Subject: "The Passion Play." - ■; Soloist:, Mr. Andrew 'Morrison. 5' 1 p.rru—Strangers' Tea.-.All Soldiers ' and Visitors cordially invited. ■".. . ; -'v ■■■■'.>.:■ ■:■■■: : '. .^A-'E. SMITH, •■ ■ : -' , ' -''." Aoting General Secretary. !; -"V"O. 114, is the Winning Number -for. :;/ ! ; Afternoon Tea Cloth, going to* Mr. J. FORD, Park-road, Miramar. , •; WELLINGTON CORPORATION TRAMWAYS. TRAFFIC DEPARTMENT. ; : /VN and from MONDAY- NEXT, 30th 'iU instant, and until further notice, a .Minimum Fare of 2d: will be charged on all out-bound oars from City, ion City section, between the hours of: 4;30 and 6.30 . . p.m.,' MONDAY to FRIDAY, ; inclusive, and from 11.30 a.m. 'to 1 1.30 p.m. on SATURDAYS. ■ Ordinary Fares -will be charged on in-bound cars,"..: excepting on ■ those to Karori from Courtena'Y-place, and to Wadestown from Veitch and Allan's. " ORIENTAL BAY and AVALLACE-STi , CARS.—The samDSservice will obtain TONIGHT, 28th instant, between 7'and 11 •',,.■ p.m:, as on FRIDAY. 27th '-. instant. Tho \J Oriental Bay cars will run to! and (torn ■■ .'■■■ Courtenay-place only, and the Wallace-st, . '} carrs to and froni Town ,Hall only.. . ■ ■: ; W..H- MORTON; :.\: .."■■ ' General MaTia(jer..--:v2Bth September, 1918. ; . TO MANUFAQTURERS AND OTHERS. v , ■ • TftHE Proprietors of Letters-Patent No.' :, X .35791, of>l3th -January, 1915, ro- ;.: lating.to "Improvements in.or relating to air carburetting apparatus," arc desirous v of entering into arrangements, by way of ;■-. a License or otherwise,! on reasonable': ,:■■- twm«, for. tho ,purpose of. exploiting tho ' above patent'and- ensuring its .practical .:: working in New .;•:..- I'- •,-'-y, ■''■'■ All inquiries to be addressed to i * ■'.'; HENRY lIUGHES, LTD., ' / ■^ ■ '' .' ;: ■ i "f';,;. Patent' Agents,;, '; ■ 157, Featheraton-etreeOVeUington. *';'-" TO •MANUFACTURERS AND OTHERS. THE Proprietor 1 of Letters Patent; No. „_ 33652,'0f Ist September, lSlJ.^rf•gating to "Improvements in' cnyebpes, _is •■ desirous of entering into arrangements;by , ■ way^:of a License or othcryfiSßi on; ; reason- ; ". able terms, for i the purpose of exploitingthe above patenfand ensuring it« practical workings in New Zealand.. ; :■;• ■ ; "V :. All inquiries to be addressed to;. ■■:■:.■■'■■'■'.. "■■-•••.HENRY HUGHES, .LTD., 1 V ■'. . ■ Patent:AgQnts, ■ . ;.• '■.';.• 157, Feathergton-etreet,. Wellington. ; ( FIRST-CLASS . ACCOMMODATION/ ALADY offers, in newly.-fnrnLshed up. tq-date home, ■ first-class locality, a large Double Bed.sittingrbora, or Single Room. Breakfast ; and , attendance. I 'Phone 798 a. ■ . ;-■; ■ \ : Ji '- i y---o- -..•.:■ ';' :;',, -■■■- MATREMONy: ■' .- ■ v ..-!" RESPEOT,IELU ' Youn^> Lady (27) : '.; wishes to correspond with gentleman ii about 30, view "to above, Anglican and re- - . turned man preferred.l : Reply Sincere, < Evening Post. \ ?"'~-. .■:; '■"■: ■ ■.•.:..■■ ..'..•. .■ : •; '•■
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Evening Post, Volume XCVI, Issue 78, 28 September 1918, Page 2
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