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Evening Post, Volume C, Issue 85, 7 October 1920, Page 2

This Picture is Recommended by the Censor More Especially for Adult Audiences QUEENS T HE ATRE 2.15 p.m.—LAST NIGHT OF THE GRAND SPECIAL MASTERPIECE—7.3O p.m. "SALOME." "SALOME" COLOSSAL! COMPELLING! CONQUERING! 5000 Players—6 Months in Making—An Arkful of Animals—Cost £250,000 (£26,000 in dresses, 2500 horses). TO-MORROW ! TO-MORROW ! GEORGE WALSH In "THE DEAD LINE." "THE DEAD LINE." A stirring tale of the romantic life of the '"Moonshiners" in Old Kentucky. Also, PEGGY H HAND t , "BLACK SHADOWS." *" "BLACK SHADOWS." A story in which one woman takes the blame of another woman's crime, and in which the mystery of many jewel robberies is finally discovered. TO-NIGHT! TO-NIGHT! TO-NIGHT! TO-NIGHT! fi RAND OPERA HOUSE. «!»■*» COMPETITIONS. - 4^3^^^^ COMPETITIONS. WELLINGTON SAVAGE CLUB. FIRST DEMONSTRATION CONCERT. FIRST DEMONSTRATION CONCERT. NOTICE TO MEMBERS FIRST DEMONSTRATION pONCERT. __ , „ LADIES' EVENING, FRIDAY, Bth 1. Piano Solo-Bristol Scholarship , ' OCTOBER. Miss May Talbot — r 2. Recitation—"Guild's Signal" Their Excellencies Lord and Lady Jellicoe „. „ „ „., „ Miss Ethel Brice have signified their intention of being 3. Girls Song—"Aberfoyie present. s _ Miss Una Fountain 4. Sheauntruibhas Miss Thelraa, M'Kenzie "m-n'M'Rij'Dc , i j j. \. 5. Duet in Character-"^ Rising.of the M tWnLt nt Ih m ( lUTohaseI UTohase <a,,»,>» t«u*» i r» *i x\j j.4- « -*■*-■- tncn tickets at the otnce or the secre7. Boy's Song-"Solveig's Song" • ' LATE TRAMS LEAVE TOWN HALL 8. Humorous Recitation-"The Hit fe? 81*6- ** Wa"d Bay ' Kilbirnie ' a"d ftnop Miss Mary Copley 9. Song, N.Z. Composer—"Homo, Little A qn-.;,,] w.il n , .1O .. Maori" Mrs. W. J. Coventry A Bpeclal Kelburn Car leaves at 12.45. 10. Baritone Solo—"The Crown of the RnNTATn v ivnu Year" Mr. D. M'Gill RONALD K. LYON 11. Recitation—"A Song of the Yukon" • Secretary. Mr. J. J. Deere .12. Dickens Chara;tor Sketch —"Nancy" Miss Agnes Smith 13. Operatic Duetr-"The Battle Eve" Messrs.. A. Prouse and A. L. Pickett — ■ 14. Action Song—"Foo the Noo" i Master James Grieve "DRITANNIA THEATRE. _ -OritANNIA THEATRE. Five. Minutes' Interval. \ 15. Story Without Words—"A Chinese TO-DAY! TO-NIGHT! Courtship!' Miss Taphouse, Messrs. A. Wallacp and C. Smith. 16. Children's . Chorus—""Angels Even TOM MIX Bright and Fair" Marist Brothers TOM MIX Thorndon ' T O M M I X 17. Musical Monologue—''Gentleman of France" Miss M. Shearer 18. Vocal Solo, with obbligato—Miss Eas- In * thrilling story of the Canadianson, Miss Joyce (accompanist), Mr. Aliskan border, where the good men are Smallbona (obbligato) good and tho bad men aro awful. 19. Humorous Recitation — "At tho Theatre" Miss E. Aitchison ' / 20. Highland Fling Miss Gladys Needham ■ "ACE HIGH! " 21. Action Recitation—"Patchwork Fhilo "ACE HIGH! " . sophy" Miss K. O'Brien "A C B HIGH!" 22. Contralto Solo—"Look up, 0 Heart" Mrs. Mercer 23. Humorous Recitation —"A Clean Teleohona 358 Sweep" Mr. K. S. Dillon ' lelepnone 358. 24. Saored Solo—"The Lord Is My Light" — , ■ ' __ Mr. S.i M. Brewer 25. Character Recital—"Mark Antony" CJTRAND THEATRF;. „. , T , Mr. L. Inch ; THEATRE;. 26. Vocal Solo and Accompaniment— , i ■.."■• '; •■ Miss Phyllis Massey The .Final Screening To-night of . Accompanist, Miss Ohudley One of the most thrilling and realistic Filni Dramas ever exhibited. Admission: 3s, 2s, and Is. "TWR 1 ttttrti tyet'-dt?t? ■> Box Plan at -the Bristol Piano Co. „ __| ™D D|GR|E. , "THE THIRD DEGREE" SPECIAL CHILDREN^ MATINEE, /"THE THIRD DEGREE." SATURDAY AFTERNOON. Oi J . ". n , ■ „ , . . „ . Starring the Popular Dramatic Actress, Book your seats to save disappointment. ALICE JOYCE. G. W. JENNER, Secretary, » ALICE JOYCE. . ALICE JOYCE. ~ A daring exposure of the methods sometimes used by the American police to make ' ' a sus Pectec' person admit a crime whether M_| j they, are guilty or not. _Bf*f^7»ft Also screening ••w' 4&l' '■SB* The King of tho Screen, W' Yf M. CHARLIE CHAPLIN, JK W Ttf* -v *n a' half-hour's scream, riJLL \slt 'I* n "THE PRoperty MAN!" —'' And Splendid Supports. Commencing Friday, WELLINGTON CALEDONIAN MILDRED HARRIS SOCIETY. MILDRED HARRIS '"' , In THE above Society have pleasure in an- A Magnificent Drama, nouncing thai; a Social and Dance ,„„„„ t , t ,-f^™-, v,-^, . „„, ■_ will be held in the CONCERT CHAMBER ™E PRICE OF A GOOD TIME. (Town Hall), on SATURDAY NEXT, 9th THE PRIOE 0F A «OP» TIME." OCTOBER, at 8 p.m. c / Dancing. Good Items. Refreshments. Tickets, 2s 6d, may be had from the Sec- Q B. A N D , C O N C E T, retary or any of the Committees. \ TOWN HALL, i TUESDAY, 12th OCTOBER, SPECIAL NOTIQE. COME AND HEAR , _„., k nl . , _■. _, Wellington Champion Choir, St. Mary A Children's Plain and Fancy Dress ot tho Angels (under tho conductorDance will be hold m the CALEDONIAN s i,; D -t tu.. c J Hnalv) HALL, on SATURDAY, 16th OCTOBER MarktPßrotheri' Boys! ChoL Master Jack Waiters (Champion Boy So- -—" , primo). StT ANDREW'S CELEBRATIONS. , M? K^vinWaion. # Miss .Jean and Thelma M'Kenzie. A Grand Concert is being arranged for Mi»N- ,Gllvin (New Zealand's only lady 17th NOVEMBER, in the BIG TOWN , r t lpo,k- , wn-n. m. tut i HALL Master Winston M'Carthy (the youthful ' • ' . . • Harry Lauder). Don t miss it. tea later announcements. E tc, etc., etc. THE SECRETARY, . FIRST APPEARANCE OF. THE Box 867, G.P.O. HIBERNIAN IRISH WARPIPE BAND. ~ ~ —= !—: ~ — Admission: 3s, 2e, and Is. . CERCLE FRANCAIS. NEWTOWN BOWLING CLUB, LTD. / . j ASOCIAL EVENING will be held on Tftfl-EMBERS are reminded that the Club FRIDAY, -Bth OCTOBER, at, 8 ivJL will Open for the Season on SATp.m., at Y.W.C.A. Rooms, Herbert-street, URDAY, 9th OCTOBER, at 2.15 p.m. to meet MR. IVAN TARBAYEFF, the Lacli=s and Visiting Bowlers aro corRussian Tenor. j dially invited to attend. . _. SYDNEY H. UNDERWOOD, "' \ Hon. Sec. THE ADVANTAGE OF WIDEST —— SELECTION . ) ■ . HAS a direct and important bearing on EXCELSIOR. 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