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Evening Post, Volume XCIX, Issue 90, 16 April 1920, Page 2

"DADDIES!" J. & N, TAIT'S STAR ATTRACTION. BOX PLANS NOW ON VIEW AT BRISTOL. /"NRAND OPERA HOUSE. cdMMENCING~MONDAY NEXT. COMMENCING MONDAY NEXT. POSITIVELY SIX NIGHTS ONLY. J. & N. TAIT have great pleasure in announcing the first, appearance in New Zealand of their COMEDY-DRAMA PLAYERS In The Fascinating Play, "DADDIES," "DADDIES," "DADDIES," "DADDIES," "DADDIES," A Comedy in 4 Acts, by John L. Hobble. First Australasian Appearance of eunita' lascklles, ernita lascelles, TJie Brilliiint English A'etrcss, . And HERBERT RA'NSON, ■ The English Actor; And a Brilliant Cast, Producer: E. W. MORRISON. BOX PLANS for the 7s Res. Stalls and D.C. at Brktol. UEEN'S THEATRE. UEEN'S THEATRE. Dailj 2,15 and 7,15 Daily Final Showing To-night Of The World-famous Beauty, EVELYN NESBIT EVELYN NESBIT (The Divorced Wife of Harry Thaw), Supported by IRVING And hor RUSSELL CUMMINGS Son, THAW, In "THE WOMAN WHO GAVE!" "THE WOMAN WHO GAVE!" "THE WOMAN WHO GAVE!" A Story of an Artist's Model in the Land of Bohemia, WITH SUPPORT^. Ordinary Prices. Reserves 'Phone 3255. TO-MORROW! TO-MORROW! Two Great Star Attractions! PEGGY HYLAND S . In "THE REBELLIOUS BRIDE!" MADLAINE TRAVERSE ; • In "GAMBLING IN SOULS!" 1 TTIS "MAJESTY'S THEATRE, Direction Ben and John Fuller, Ltd TO-NIGHT, at 8. v TO-NIGHT, at 8. Fullers' Beat of all Vaudeville. / The Home of Stars and Novelties. Every Act «. Feature. Starring Engagement of the W.orld's Wp.nderful Acrobats, Direct from America, and Great Success of ARCHIE AND GERTIE FALLS ' "In a few Hard Knocks." ■• GEO. HAL.L The Yankee GEO. HALL Story Toller. MAUD COURTENAY AND MR, "C." Introducing New and Topical Songs. THE DARRAGHS, Entertainers. FLORENCE FOX, Impersonator. FLANEUR, Trained Dogs. Last few nights of the PAUL STANHOPE REVUE CO., In their last but Mighty Laugh-maker, .• "VANITY FAIR." Prices: D.C. and 0.5.,.2g 7d; Stalls," la 7d; Gallery, Is Id. Reserves at Tho BHbtol, 6d extra. Plan open till S p.m., aftenyarda at Burnett's, next to-Theatre. TRAND THEATRE. TRAND THEATRE. • COMMENCING TO-DAY. v ■ Tho Popular Screen Idol. NORMA TALMADGE, NORMA TALMADGE. NORMA TALMADGE, In a powerful absorbing story, of stago life, entitled— "THE SAFETY CURTAIN !'• ■ "THE SAFETY CURTAIN !" "THE SAFETY CURTAIN !" Positively the Greatest of All Norma'a Fine Productions, t N A Thrilling and Heartrending Picture of the Life of a Music Hall Dancer. SIX STUPENDOUS PARTS. Also, a Splendid Supporting Programme. 'Phono 3299 reserves. Usual prices. ST A R, THEATRE, NEWTOWN. SATURDAY! SATURDAY! (TO-MORROW). MARY PICKFORD In "DADDY LONG LEGS." MATINEE, - NIGHT, 2-3 C. 7.30. Prices as Usual. ROBERT BURNS OLUB. T ECT.URE BY MR, THOMAS 3U WATSON (of Feilding): .' "THE SCOT: IN WAR' LOVE, LIFE. AND HUMOUR." CONCERT CHAMBER, TOWN HALL, TO-MORROW (Saturday) NIGHT, At 8 o'clock. PIPE SELECTIONS. HIGHLAND FLING — AN INTERNATIONAL REEL by -Juveniles.. SHEAN TRIUBHAIS by Daisy M'Lellan. \ SONGS by Mrs. M'Leod, Verdi M'Kenzie, and Martin Duff. Admission, Is 6d. Reserved Seata, 2s 6d. Children half-price. The usual Weekly Social and Dance will be held in the Alexandra Hall on. TUESDAY NIGHT. pU B L l"c CONCERT. , TO-MORROW (SATURDAY), At 7.30 p.m. To be held in the THEOSOPHICAL HALL, MARIONSTREET. A-dmission Free. Collection. Public- cordially invited. TO-MORROW! ~ SATURDAYI SATURDAY! FOOTBALL! ASSOCIATION PARK, Coutts-street, Kilbirnio. GIX-A-SIDE TOURNAMENT. 79 Entries! All the Loading Clubs competing. PLAY j COMMENCES 1 P.M. Referees are requested to be early in attendance. Admission 6d; A. WILLIAMS, Hon. Sec, W.F.A. WELLINGTON FOOTBALL CLUB. P TJRACTICE AT LYALL BAY, \ SATURDAY, 17th, At 2.30 p.m. A. E. COOPER, Hon. Sec. ~"~~RAC__] nICZS. HACES.'"" AVOID the railway crush. Book Matt, single or partiee. 'Phone S4-428.