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Evening Post, Volume XCIX, Issue 70, 23 March 1920, Page 2

PICTURES! SONG' MUSIC! TO-NIGHT! TO-NIGHT! TO-NIGHT! KING' S. The Theatre,, that Sots ING' -S. the Standard. PICTURES. SONG. MUSIC. J. WARREN KERRIGAN J. WARREN KERRIGAN ,J. WARREN KERRIGAN "A BURGLAR FOR A NIGHT I" "A BURGLAR FOR A NIGHT!" "A BURGLAR FOR A NIGHT!" A Daring and Sensational Drama. KING'S GRAND ORCHESTRA 10 SOLO INSTRUMENTALISTS 10 Entr'acte, "II Trovatore" (Verdi). MRS. J." F. WOODWARD Will sing "Rosebuds" (Arditi), "Lilac Domino," "On Miami Shore." Prices as usual. Plan at Bristol till 5, then at Theatre. 'Phone 3143. FULL ORCHESTRAL MATINEE TO-MORROW. HIS MAJESTY'S THEATRE, Couriena.y-place. 'Phone .165. Fullers' Best of All Vaudeville. TO-NIGHT, at 8. TO-NIGHT, at S. VAUDEVILLE VAUDEVILLE An Array of Splendid Talent. KEELY AND ALDOUS, ' KEELY AND ALDOUS, Pot Pourri Specialists. First Appearance of COCO AND EVANS, "■% COCO AND EVANS, Novelty Balancing Experts. LOUIS LONDON, LOUIS LONDON, In Character Song Studies. MAUD COURTENAY AND MR. "C" In New Songs and Stories. WEBBER AND SHAW, WEBBXSR AND SHAW, Presenting a Medley in Music Town. PAUL STANHOPE PAUL. STANHOPE ■ And his REVUE COMPANY. Thia Week, "PICK-A-DILLY." Everything New. The Best Show to Date. Prices: D.C. and 0.5., 2s 7d; Stalls, Is 7d: Gallery. Is Id. Reserves. 3s 2d. Box Plan at The Bristol till 5 o'clock, afterwards at Burnett's, next to Theatre. STRAND THEATRE. TRAND THEATRE. Tho Popular Screen Comedian, MABEL NORMAND, MABEL NORMAND, . MABEL NORMAND, In the most delightful of -all her grand successes, "PECK'S' BAD GIRL." "PECK'S BAD GIRL." "PECK'S BAD GIRL." A fascinating and charming story, played as only Mabel Normand could play itfull of pathetic scenes and humorous . . situations. Also, The One and Only Joy-maker, CHARLIE CHAPLIN, I • In a- Screaming Half-hour's Fun,' "THE SHOPWALKER,' 1 j "THE SHOPWALKER;" j Screening times of Star—ll a.m., I, 3, 5, j 7, 9 p.m. 'Phono 3299 reserves. Usual prices. TO-NIGHT! TO-NIGHT! A Huge and Unprecedented Success! At ■■ SHORTT'S 7 THEATRE. HQRTT'S THEATRE. The Greatest Dramatic Motion Picture, Ever Screened In This City. "WITHIN, THE LAW!" "WITHIN THE LAW!" \ "WITHIN THE LAW!" ' ' "WITHIN .THE,LAW!", A glorious production. A great 8-resl Vitagraph Super-Special-I'ea:ure. No words of praise can do it justice. It surpasses all expectations. There's a thrill in every scene. Magnificently portrayed by -a powerful cast. Headed by those popular artists, ALICE JOYCE and HARRY MOREY. ALICE JOYCE" and HARRY MjOREY. ALICE JOYCE and HARRY MORHY. j • Every Man, Woman, and Ohild in I ■ Wellington must see ! "WITHIN THE LAW!" "WITHIN .THE LAW!" "Three years isn't for c\er. . . . Wlran I come out you are going to pay for every minute of them; Mr. Gilder!" HOURS OF SCREENING : I 11 a.m., 1.30, 3.55, 6.15, and 8.20 p.m. SPECIAL PRICES: Day Sessions: Stalls 9d. . Circle- Is Id. Night Sessions from 5 p.m. : Stalls Is Id. j Circle Is 7d. ■■ Ring 'Phone 768 for Reserve?. ■ MACMAHON'S THEATRE, ACMAHON'S THEATRE, TO-DAY! TO-NIGHT! Grand Two-Feature Programme. MARY PICKFORD, MARY PICKFORD, In "JOHANNA ENLISTS!" ENID BUNNETT ENID BENNETT In "THE LAW OF MEN!" "REILLY'S WASH DAY!" Übu&l Prices. 'Phono, 1967. TVfODERN- LITERATURE CLASS. X?JL Tutor: Miss England. This Class will begin its' course on WEDNESDAY. 24th MARCH, 7.15 p.m., in BARTLETT'S STUDIOS, Willis-street, Men and women wishing- to ' join this cla^s are invited to attend the first meeting. D. R. KENNEDY, Sec, 126, Vivian-st. MARBLE BAR, LTD., MARBLE BAR, LTD., MARBLE BAR, LTD., "CIAS .pleasure in announcing that JLX henceforth its MANNERS-STREET PREMISES will be known as THE REGENT, Its WILLIS-STREET PREMISES as THE REGAL, And its CUBA-STREET PREMISES as THE REGINA. Tho Public aro specially notified that notwithstanding each business is distinctly named, ALL ARE STILL OWNED, WORKED, AND CONTROLLED BY MARBLE BAR, LTD. MARBLE BAR, LTD. MARBLE BAR, LTD.