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Evening Post, Volume C, Issue 38, 13 August 1920, Page 2

riONOE H T . C II A M u'e R . Direction Victor Beck. COMPLETE CHANGE PROGRAMME. TO-NIGHT" TO-NIGHT And Every Friday Night During Season. \V_ AND R. THOMAS'S • ENGLISH PIERROTS ENGLISH PIERROTS ENGLISH PIERROTS . ENGLISH PIERROTS And LADIES' ORCHESTRA LADIES' ORCHESTRA In New and Original Programme Of VERSATILITY AND REFINEMENT. To Prevent Disappointment ' BOOK AT BRISTOL. Popular Prices—4s, 3s, 2s, Is (plus tax). CONTINUOUS, 11. TO 10 DAILY. PRINCESS THEATRE, RINCESS THEATRE, Manners-street. • COMPLETE CHANGE TO-DAY. Grand Two-Feature Bill, headed by the Ever Popular WALLACE REID WALLACE REID in ; - "YOU'RE FIRED!" "YOU'RE FIRED-!" AL. ST. JOHN, AL. ST. JOHN, Of Arbucklo Comedy Fame, in "SPEED!" "SPEED!" Dainty VIVIAN MARTIN in a. Delightful Five-part Drama. SCENIC. GAZETTE. Usual Prices. Tel. 1967. T»RIT.\NNIA THEATRE. NOW SHOWING. "WOMAN AND THE LAW!" * A man's wife is expected to be beyond suspicion. What about the man himself? See "WOMAN AND THE LAW I" TTIS MAJESTY'S THEATRE, JO. Courtenay-pl. Tel. 165. TO-NIGHT, at 8. SATURDAY,' 2.30. New FULLERS' Vaudeville Specialty FULLERS' Company. Increasing Success Nightly o£ ' FULLERS' NINE WONDESS, The Greatest Juvenile Artists Extant. MR. LEONARD NELSON. Everybody's Favourite Entertainer. HALL AND MENZIES, The Popular English Sketch Artists. CHAMPION'S DOGS, JENNINGS AND GERALD. THE MUSICAL CARLSONS. THE TWO MACKS. - . Last few Nights pf THE TWO FISHERS, LA ROSE AND' LA ROSE, First Appearance of THE SMITHSONIANS.. . Prices: D.C. and 0.5., 2s 6d; Reserves, 6d extra; Gallery, Is (plus tax). Plan at. Tho Bristol. After 5 p.m.. at Burnett's Confectionery, next Theatre IT STARTS TO-NIGHT. AT <3HORTT'S THEATRE. AT The First Great Selzniek Masterpiece, "THE BROKEN MELODY." SPECIAL MUSIC By a Full Orchestra of Loading Musicians. ( QUR THEATRE, NEWTOWN, A Goldwyn Picture. PAULINE. FREDERICK in PAULINE FREDERICK in "THE FEAR WOMAN!'' "THE FEAR WOMAN!" . The secret chapter of one woman's life. What was the black, unreasoning fear that made her flee from the altar from tha man she loved? What unshackled her fear and led her back to her lover? Woman who dared —and won. ■ '"LIBERTY," Episode 10. GAUMONT GRAPHIC, ■' And a SPECIALLY CHOSEN COMEDY. STAR ■" THEATRE, NEWTOWN. TO-MORROW (SATURDAY) Matinee- 2.30. Night, 7.30. "SUNNYSIDE!" Charles Chaplin's Latest and Best. A Treat, for Mother, Father, and- tho Family.' Mrs. Charles Chaplin in "Forbidden." Star Feature in Six Reels. Matinee prices. Special room provided for go-carts, prams. Adults Is Id, Children 6d SEASIDE PICTURE THEATRE, LYALL BAY. TO-NIGHT! TO-NIGHT! .GERALDINE FARRAR■ In . Her Latest and Best Goldwyn "SHADOWS!" Never has Geraldine Farrar had such a role on stage or screen as in this drama of Eastern Days and Alaskan Nights. BROKEN HILL DISTRESS FUND BROKEN HILL DISTRESS FUND! j^/jp. 11. E. HOLLAND, M.P., Will deliver, a Lecture, entitled "THE STORY OF BROKEN HILL," - At the PARAMOUNT THEATRE, On SUNDAY EVENING NEXT, at 8. Collection will be contributed to the above Fund. ANTED to Let, two Unfurnished Etoma, suitable bu;mcss couple JUS..PJ fioavenienc.es.. _45 4