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Evening Post, Volume XCVI, Issue 80, 1 October 1918, Page 2

KATHLENE MACDONELL FAREWELL. IMPORTANT NOTICE TO WELLINGTON PLAYGOERS. In consequence of the astonishing number of requests received for further opportunities of 6eeing this Brilliant Artist, prior to her departure) for America, the Directors of J. C. Williamson, Ltd., have, in compliance with the expressed wishes of hundreds of patrons, succeeded-' in arranging with MISS KATHLENE MACDONELL,. whose recent phenomenal season here jvill doubtless be warmly remembered, for-a FAREWELL SEASON OF FIVE , I NIGHTS, During which Miss MacDonell will be seen in a series of her most popular characterisations. ri RAND OPERA HOUSE. Direction -..-: ;.■ J. C. Williamson, Ltd. Manager . William F. Russell. Commencing ■ FRIDAY NEXT, 4th OCTOBER, ; FRIDAY NEXT, 4th OCTOBER* ■•. At 8 o'clock. KATHLENE MACDONELL, . i j KATHLENE MACDONELL, | ' ■ In association with I CHARLES WALDRON, Supported by a Brilliant J. C. Williamson Dramatic Organisation, IN A SERIES OF GREAT REVIVALS, , Repertoire for the Season: FRIDAY AND SATURDAY NEXT,"OUTCAST!" • "OUTCAST!" "OUTCAST!" MONDAY, 7th OCTOBER, "DADDY LONGLEGS 1" '. TUESDAY, Bth OCTOBER, » ■ "THE CINDERELLA MAN." WEDNESDAY, 9th OCTOBER, "ROMANCE!" Prices as usual. . Box Plans open at The Bristol TO-MORROW (WEDNESDAY) MORNING. [•A RTCRAFT. ARTCRAFT. taLRTCRAFT. ARTCRAFT. Sessue Hayakawa ■■ Scssue Hayakawa Sessue Hayakawa . | Sessue Hayakawa in. 'The Honour of His House.' 1 I 'The Honour of His House. 1' The Honour of His House." ! 'The Honour of His House." NOW SHOWING. NOW SHOWING. Ann Penningt'on Ann Pehnington Ann Pennington . ..•-•.' Ann Ppnnington in : "Sunshine Nann." "Sunehino Nann." "Sunehino Nann." , ' ■■■■ "Sunshine Nann." Pricea as Usual. Screening Times Prices as N Usual. 2.15, 5, and 8 p,m." PEOPLE'S PICTURE PALACE. X EOPLE'S PICTURE PALAOE. LAST DAY! "FIVE NIGHTS." "FIVE NIGHTS." '■'FIVE NIGHTS." This widely-censored but universally-read novel, by Victoria Cros3, has now ' been adapted to the motion picture screen, and has been approved by'the British Board of Censors. The picture portrays a fascinating '■ love idyll, and five wonderful adventures, in the lifo and career of Trevor Lonsdalc, a successful artist. ; "FIVE NIGHTS." "FIVE NIGHTS." . Showing 1 LAST DAYI BRITANNIA THEATRE. '..' RITANNIA THEATRE. LAST DAY! The Screen Favourites, HAROLD. LOCKWOOD and MAY. ALLISON, •In "BIG TREMAINE." "BIG TREMAINE." ' "BIG TREMAINE." Loyc, Money, Politics ■are the groat themes in this brilliant, Metro wonderplay. Supported by CHARLIE CHAPLIN in "THE RINK." "You can't bum the candle-at both ends." TVTEW (MAGMAHON'S) THEATRE. TO-DAY AND TO-NIGHT. HENRY WALTHALL' And MARY CHARLESON I In "BURNING. THE CANDLE!" : '^BURNING THE CANDLE!". . A Gripping- Portrayal of tho Results of Profligacy. Together with the First Episode of "THE RAILWAY RAIDERS!" Featuring; HELEN HOLMES in a New Sensational Serial. ■■ ' ' KARORI BOROUGH. ~~" RED CROSsT^ OUR DAY." , I HEREBY invite the ladies of Karori to meet me at the Council Chambers, Karori, on THURSDAY, 3rd OCTOBER, at 2 p.m., to make arrangements for the 'B. G. H. BURN, Mayor, CITIZENS' CHRISTMAS GIFT FUND (Organised by Associated Amateur Sports' N Bodies). A MEETING oE the Geneml Committee aiid others willing' to' assist, will be held *fc tho Town Wall, on .WEDNESDAY, 2nd OCTOBER, 1918, at 8 p.m. Business: J To-mako arranogmonts Epr're-establish-ing the fund for the ensuing year. R. W. SHALLORASS, . Hon.l' Secretary. ""WELLINGTON AMATEtIB SWIMMING CLUB, i THE Annual Meeting >vill be held at .the YM.-C.A. Rooms. \V Ilis-strcet, on TUESDAY. Bth OCTOBER, 1 at 8 p.m. . Business: -Adoption §eporMnd. Balauce- ' 'sheet i 'KleoHou. o^ Officers, md Oen°l'*l A, K,^3ALUill)''«Hoß' **' •'