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Evening Post, Volume C, Issue 89, 12 October 1920, Page 2

YOU would have your throat cut if you attempted to explore Arabia in person. BUT From Next Saturday Night you can sit in a comfortable seat at the Grand Opera House and step on a magic carpet and bo transported away, as Kipling says— Somewhere East _of Suez, Where the best is like the worst, And there ain't no Ten Commandments, And a man may raise a thirst. OVER A MILLION PEOPLE OVER A MILLION PEOPLE IN LONDON ALONE HAVE SEEN THESE MARVELLOUS .PICTURES, - Whioh YOU ARE GOING TO SEE j YOU ARE GOING TO SEE At the ) GRAND OPERA HOUSE. RAND OPERA HOUSE. NEXT SATURDAY NIGHT. NEXT SATURDAY NIGHT. Direction J. C. Williamson, Ltd. When LOWELL THOMAS LOWELL THOMAS LOWELL THOMAS Presents the Arabian Nights' Entertainment whioh took London and New York by Storm, entitled— WITH THE ANZACS IN PALESTINE WITH THE ANZACS IN PALESTINE And LAWRENCE IN ARABIA. LAWRENCE IN ARABIA. • The Story _ of the Capture of Jerusalem, and the_ Liberation of Holy Arabia, described by Lowell Thomas in person. The greatest success ever known in America, Europe, atid Australia on the speaking" stage and moving picture screen. JOURNEY TO THE LAND OF ENCHANTMENT WITH LOWELL THOMAS, AND ENJOY THIS ADVENTURE OF A'THOUSAND AND ONE THRILLS. Box Flaiulor the Wellington Season of SEVEN NIGHTS and SPECIAL MATINEE WEDNESDAY, 20th OCTOBER, Opens at The Bristol To-morrow Morningr. ' • - " PRICES—Dress Circle and Res. Stalls, ss; Stalls, 4s and 3s; Gallery, 2s and Is (plus tax). TjIMPRESS THEATRE.' Continuous from 11 a.m. ANOTHER STAR PROGRAMME!' "THE ARIZONA C.\T CLAW!" "THE ARIZONA CA'" CLAW!" Featuring EDYTHE STERLING, The Female BILL HART. She's got a. big heart—always Teady to help a friend in .trouble—and this story is ohockful of exciting incidents that occurred during the helping of a. friend— n, simple girl who had loved not wisely but too well. Also, "LIBERTY SERIAL"-Episode 18. GAUMONT GRAPHIC. TRAVELOGUE US*UAL PRICES.,Reserves, Tol. 3442. , HIS 'MAJESTY'S THEATRE. Courtenay-pl. Tel. 165. Tb-NIGHT, at 8. SATURDAY, 2.50. Now FULLERS' Vaudeville Specialty FULLERS' Company. ■ Entmisiastio Reception of MR. LOUIS BLOY, The Famous Banjo Soloist. PAGDEN AND STANLEY, The favourite Farcical Sketch Duo. MR. LOUIS LONDON, --- T In-a New. Repertoire of Successes. Greater Success than Ever of THE REV. FRANK GORMAN, The Famous Singing Parson. WALTER GEORGE and his SUNSHINE PLAYERS, In the One-act Musical Comedy, "THE BANDITS." Prices—D.C. and 0.5., 2s 7d; Reserves, 3s 2d; Stalls, Is 7d; Family Circle, Is Id. Booking at The Bristol until 5, thereafter at Burnett's Confectionery. /^UR THEATRE,. -NEWTOWN. Grand Change of Programme. NORMA TALMADGE In "SHE LOVES AND LIES.". A Complication of Love, Romance, and Laughter. . Don't miss it, and then hear from the lady next door how good it was. With a Strong Supporting Programme to Follow: Graphics, Scenics, Topical Budget, and a , Sparkling Comedy, entitled "CUT THE CARDS." Come Early. . . Come Early. WELLINGTON ORPHANS' CLUB. LADIES' NIGHT. Under the Patronage and in the Presence of Their Excellencies Viscount and Lady Jellicoe. MEMBERS and their Friends are reminded that the Ladies' Night is to take place at the Town.Hall, on WEDNESDAY, the 13th OCTOBER, . All members and visitors are requested to bo^ seated by 7.45 to receive their Excellencies. . E. R. PETRIE, Hon. Sec. "MALE AND FEMALE !" A Love Story Tremendous Beyond Words. •pRINCESS COMMENCING FRIDAY NEXT. SPECIAL MEETINGS On " THE TABERNACLE OF ISRAEL" Will be held in THE GOSPEL HALL, VIVIAN-ST. THIS (TUESDAY) EVENING, , Ahd oil THURSDAY EVENING, at 7.45 p.m. Speaker: MR. ROBERT MILLER. Subject for this week: "THE COVERINGS OR THE TABER- . NACLE." . CRICKET. V.M.C.A. CEDB. MEMBERS of the V.M.C.A. Cricket Club are reminded that. Practice will commence at the Basin Re-serve at 5 p.m. TO-MORROW (WEDNESDAY). All players and intending players are requested to attend. Matches commence on SATURDAY XEXT, the 16th instant. A, G. HARPER, Sec.