THWERYBODY'S. TO-DAY. -Everybody's, to-night, at 7. rA GLORIOUS CHANGE OF PROGRAMME.. ALMA RUBENS " Sho hated the ALMA RUBENS Rich when Poor; ALMA. RUBENS . She hated the ALMA RUBENS Poor when Rich." A . thought-compelling, heart-gripping Drama, showing the eftect of wealth on the creeds of a man and a woman. » it A Story " THE ANSWER!" of how "THE ANSWER!" Riches Change " THE ANSWER!" Opinions. " THE ANSWER!" The man was strong, but the girl was weak. A picture that will please and delight, and wistful, enchanting ALMA RUBENS in her best production, unrivalled for DRAMATIC. SUSPENSE, : HUMAN INTEREST, and SOCIAL IMPORTANCE. ; Also Showing: THE TENTH EPISODE Of the exoiting Serial, "THE HOUSE OF HATE!" "THE HOUSE OF HATE!" ■Prices as usual. Ring 50 for Reserves. TOTIS MAJESTY'S THEATRE. -O.IS MAJESTY'S THEATRE. Under the distinguished patronage of His Excellency the Governor-General, the Earl of Liverpool. SUNDAY NIGHT. SUNDAY NIGHT. 4th May. SUNDAY NIGHT. 4th May. SUNDAY AiIGHT. SUNDAY NIGHT. GRAND RECITALBy the MUNICIPAL TRAMWAYS POPULAR POPULAR POPULAR MILITARY BAND. MILITARY BAND. MILITARY BAND. • ! MILITARY BAND.. ' MILITARY BAND. MILITARY BAND. 60-INSTRUMENTALISTS-60 60—INSTRUMENTALISTS—60 60—INSTRUMENTALISTS—60 Under the Baton of Mr. G. W; Bowes. LUCIEN CESARONE, LUCIEN CESARONE, LUCIEN CESARONE, The famous Italian Bass Singer, will contribute: Tosti's Grand Aria, " VORREI." " INFSLICE " "VORREI." . "INFELICE" . , (Verdi). THE MILITARY BAND, - THE MILITARY BAND, Whose fine playing alone has justly earned them the popular position as one of tho finest musical concert combinations in New Zealand, will play Suppo's Overture " POET AND PEASANT." " POET AND PEASANT." Gilbert and Sullivan's Opera, "THE MIKADO." " THE MIKADO." Grand Descriptive Fantasia, " VOYAGE ON A TROOPSHIP." ■ ■ "VOYAGE ON A TROOPSHIP." " VOYAGE ON A TROOPSHIP." Air de Ballet, " LISELOT." "LISELOT.". Charming Concert Waltz, " HOURIDA." " HOURIDA." Accompanist—Mß. M. T. DIXON. . Piano kindly lent by Bristol Piano Co./ Silver coin collection. Doors open at 7 p.m., commencing at 8.15. ' . SHORTT'S THEATRE. HORTT'S THEATRE. TO-NIGHT! Amazing adventures of a TO-NIGHT! man and his ' double. TO-NIGHT! Screaming 5-Act Farce-TO-NIGHT! Comedy. HAROLD LOCK WOOD, HAROLD LOCKWOOD, The idol of tho screen, in a magnificent Metro super-feature, "LEND ME YOUR ' NAME!" "LEND ME YOUR NAME!" "LEND ME YOUR NAME!" "LEND ME YOUR NAME!" "LEND ME YOUR. NAME!" Hilarious laughter from start to finish. Splendid Supports. Splendid Supports. DANCING. ME, THEO. TREZISE will take a limited number of Pupils for the Fox Trot, Three-step, and latest American, London, and Parisian Ballroom. Dances while in Wellington. Apply BEGG'S MUSIC WAREHOUSE. UR THEATRE, NEWTOWN. SHOWING TO-NIGHT! A Seven-reel Feature, entitled "THE ANSWER," "THE. ANSWER," Starring ALMA RUBENS. ALMA RUBENS. A Socialist of the East side inherits i millions. THE EFFECT OF UNEXPECTED WEALTH ON THEIR SOCIAL CREED. Sha Hated the Rich When Poor, But Hated the Poor When Rich. A drama of Socialism on two Continents. The Popular Serial, "THE HOUSE OF HATE" (No. 10). ("Double Crossed.")— More Exciting than PATHE GAZETTE &'a 2000 ft COMEDY. Under the_ auspices of the Wellington Social Democratic Party. MAY-DAY DEMONSTRATION AY-DAY DEMONSTRATION At the EMPRESS THEATRE EMPRESS THEATRE ,„■■■■ On "SUNDAY EVENING, at 8 o'clock. SUNDAY EVENING, at 8 o'clock Speakers: Mr. P. Eraser, M.P.; Mr.F. Cooke (of Christchurch), and Mr. R. Semple, M.P. Chairman: Mr. J. Read. Musio from 7 to 6, Collection. SUNDAY, 11th MAY, at,.tho Alexandra Hall—Miss England will deliver an address on "The Women's Movement in Europe." SUNDAY, 18th MAY—Mr. E. J. Howard ("The Vas"), will speak. DANCING"! WEDNESDAY NIGHT. » WEDNESDAY NIGHT. nnHE KEWPIE ASSEMBLY hold their -3- Weekly Dance every WEDNESDAY NIGHT at FULLFORD'S HALL, Brook- ■ lyn._ Dancing, 8 till IT. * Gentlemen Is, Ladies- 6d. First-class ftoor and music. H. BROWN, Hon. Sec. DANCING ! DANCING! EVERY TUESDAY NIGHT. BLUEBELL ASSEMBLY DANCE. LUEBELL ASSEMBLY DANCE. ALEXANDRA HALL, Abel Smith-street. Dancing 8-12. HoiresKmsnts provided. Ladies, Is; Geuts, Is 6d. The cotfimittoo reserves the right to refuse admission, f Plain and Poster Drew Danes oa ixi. Jnae .{King's Birthday].
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Evening Post, Volume XCVII, Issue 103, 3 May 1919, Page 2
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