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Evening Post, Volume XCVII, Issue 103, 3 May 1919, Page 2

rriHE KING'S. TWICE TO-DAY, JL HE KING'S. 2.15,7.15. PICTURES! SONG! MUSIC! FULL ORCHESTRAL MATINEES. 2.15 WEDNESDAYS AND 2.15 2.15 ... SATURDAYS. ' 2.15 Read To-day's Screening Times: Wed. and Sat. Matinee Times. Nightly. 2.15 "THS SCARLET RUNNER!" 7,15 2.40 " THE TALE OF A SHIRT!" 7.40 3.0 ENTR'ACTE. 8.0 Selections from ''II Trovatore." KING'S GRAND ORCHESTRA. 3.5 THE LATEST GAZETTE. 8.5 3.30 MR. R, H. MEATES, . 8.30 Wellington's Premier Basso, Will sing " THE FLORAL DANCE." "ROCKED IN THE CRADLE OF THE DEEP." And 3.35 Dainty, Bewitching 8.35 NORMA TALMADGE / NORMA TALMADGE NORMA TALMADGE In the BIG DRAMA of Theatrical and Army Life, "THE SAFETY CURTAIN!" "THE SAFETY CURTAIN!" Stupendous Scenes! Gorgeous Mountings! 5 p.m. " God Save the King." 10 p.m. THE KING'S GRAND ORCHESTRA, under the direction of MR.i L. D. AUSTIN, will play the following incidental music:— "Love Song"/ (Nevin) " Domini Rose " (Bohm) '" Reverie Interrompue" ... (Tchaikowsky) " A Song of India " (Rimsky Korsakav) "Indian Melody" (Bucalossi) And JAPANESE INTERMEZZO— " KOKO SAN " ... (Tgushi Kamoto) CHICLE, Is 7d; STALLS, Is 7d, Is Id, and 9d. . Be wise and book. Plan at The Bristol. After 1.30 'phone King's 3143 for Re-. serves. Tickets to all parts of the House on Saleoutside Theatre, 6-7. " TO-NIGHT'S THE NIGHT! Where? At the STAR THEATRE, 7.30 p.m. . ; A Monster Programme to Suit All. Tho Big Spectacular Selig Special, "BROWN OF HARVARD!" Six Reels of Intense and. Sustained Interest. The Truest Picture of College Life yet Filmed. SEE THE GREAT BOAT RACE. HARVARD!HARVARD!HARVARD! THE KING OF COMEDIANS, CHARLES CHAPLIN, In Two Reels of Side-splitting and Hysterically Funny Situations—His Best Yet, "THE CHAMPION!" See Charles as -the Featherweight. "MYSTERIES OF MYRA" (No. 13), "WITCHCRAFT." SATURDAY NEXT, The Queen of tho Screen, ANITA STEWART in. "THE COMBAT!" BRITANNIA THEATRE. RITANNIA THEATRE. THREE DAYS ONLY. FRANCIS X. BUSHMAN And BEVERLY BAYNE In a METRO Wondcrpkty,. "RED, WHITE, AND BLUE BLOOD!" "RED, WHITE, AND BLUE, BLOOD!" "RED, WHITE, AND BLUE BLOOD !" "RED, WHITE, .AND BLUE BLOOD!" A human story told in a human way. Full of lovo and aclventm-e. MAGNIFICENT . SCENES of High Society. New York's "Big People" at Play. • Supported by "CAPT. JINKS' SPRAINED ANKLE". (A Vita Comedy). "ODD-HOOFED ANIMALS" (Interest Study). Also LATEST TOPICAL. YJEOPLE'S PICTURE PALACE. A EOPLE'S PICTURE PALACE. GRAND DOUBLE BILL. A Popular Artist, ALICE BRADY, ALICE BRADY; In a WORLD Feature, <■ "THE DIVORCE GAME!" "THE DIVORCE GAME!" "THE DIVORCE GAME!" A Delicately Daring Play, from tho French Drama. '"'Mile. Fi-Fi." "THE DIVORCE GAME!" French in its beauty and wit. \ ■ .Supported by FATTY ARBUCKLE FATTY ARBUCKLE And MABEL MABEL In a KEYSTONE Farce, "THE WATER NYMPHS!" "THE WATER NYMPHS!" LATEST GAZETTE. WELLINGTON CITY COUNCIL. npOWN HALL. TOWN HALL. iiOWN HALL. TOWN HALL. TOWN HALL. TOWN HALL. ORGAN RECITAL! ' ORGAN RECITAL! ORGAN RECITAL! TO-NIGHT (SATURDAY), TO-NIGHT 8.15 o'clock, By MR. BERNARD F. PAGE (City Organist). Concerto in- E Flat William Felton (1713-1769) Pastorale- (Op. 19) ...: Cesar Franck Prelude (Op. 16), No. 3 Scriabine Fantasy—Prelude in E Macpherson Prelude to Act 111., "Tristan and Isolde" (by request) Wagner "Tristan and Isolde" — Isolde's "Liebestod," from Act .HI. (by request) .....} Wagner .AD-MISSION: SIXPENCE an* ONE SHILLING. Doors open at 7.15 o'clock.: JNO. R. PALMER, Town Clerk. 2nd May, 1919. BAND. ~~~ NZ, NATIVES' ASSOCIATION • BAND, AT LYALL BAY, TO-MORROW (SUNDAY), At 3 p.m. TO-NIGHT! ' TO-NIGHT! AND EVERY SATURDAY NIGHT. QERENADERS' DANCE ©ERENADERS' DANCE AT FULLFORD'S HALL, BROOKLYN. 8 till 12. Refreshments. Is and Is 6d. Special car to Kilbirnie, via Newtown and Constable-street. Car terminus at ha.U door. '{jjIVERY SATURDAY NIGHT, ■*-* At St. Anne's Hall, Green-street, . EVANS' BAY SWIMMING CLUB'S DANCE. Long Night every third Saturday in Month. Admission: Ladies and Gents, Is each. - Longl Nights, Ladies Is, Gents 2s. " Music by Mrs. Pollock. LOWER HUTT. ST. JAMES'S HALL, TUESDAY, 6th MAY, at 8 p.m. Under the auspices of tho Church of England Men's Society. An Address to Man will be given by Chaplain Fielden Taylor on 11 THE CHUKOT AND LABOUR." AlL,m.en invited,