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Evening Post, Volume 65, Issue 65, 17 March 1924, Page 2

"BALLY."- "SALLY." "SALLY." "SALLY." "■'.', ''" ' "SALLY" MATINEES ... "". ..NEXT .WEDNESDAY, at 2. NEXT SATURDAY, at 2. Children to Matinees Half-price, except ■'''," Late Door Gallery. ~ fi EAND OPERA HOUSE VTRAND OPERA HOUSE. Direction: J. 0. WILLIAMSON (N.Z.), LTD. ... .Manager John Carroll. ' Never in the History of Wellington has there been such a Wonderful First Ni°-ht AN IMPERISHABLE IMPRESSION' 'Was created in the minds of the vast audience present at the Grand Opera ■' ■'■ House on Saturday Night", when JOSIE MELVILLE, JOSIE MELVILLE, JOSIE MELVILLE, THe Darling of the Stage, appeared in "SALLY." "SALLY." ■;■■•• -- "SALLY." Her. Child-like- Charm and her Joyous ■ Enthusiasm Captured Everybody. NIGHTLY At 7.45, NIGHTLY J. C. WILLIAMSON, LTD., Present the ' NEW COMIC OPERA COMPANY In '....■. "SALLY,"' "SALLY," "SALLY," -■■• With Dainty JOSIE MELVILLE "; JOSIE MELVILLE JOSIE MELVILLE 'As "Sally of the Alley," and Mme. Nookcrova. AN.ALL-STAR CAST . - Includes: • George Gee, Dan Agar, Hugh Steyne, Herbert Browne, Reginald Roberts . Thelma Burness, Pixio Herbert, Ailcen ■ — / Barton. "SALLY" BOX PLANS •FOR THE FIRST SIX NIGHTS AND NEXT WEDNESDAY MATINEE NOW OPEN AT THE BRISOL PIANO CO. Play Produced by George A. Highland. Musical Director Cuss Downing-. " Stage Director Reginald Roberts! PRICES: D.C. and O.S. (Reserved) at Bos Office, 10s; D.C. and O.S. at Door 8s; Stalls, ss;. Gallery, 2s. Early Doors Gallery, Is extra. All Prices plus tax. ■ DAY SALES AT GRAND LOLLIE <■.-. STORE, „,Next Opera House, from 9 a.m. To-day. . (Acclaimed by Saturday's 'Big Attendance .to be the Most Thrilling- Sea' Picture Ever . Shown i To bo Seen at the ARTCRAFT THEATRE, RTCRAFT THEATRE, T. 45.... Last Time TO-NIGHT. . 7.45 _... DOROTHY DALTON and JACK HOLT jDOROTHY DALTON and JACK HOLT In the Groat Paramount Production ■ "ON THE HIGH SEAS." . "ON THE HIGH SEAS." "ON THE HIGH SEAS." •■- See the Great Fire and Shipwreck Scene ..-■ in this Exciting Love-Melodrama. .....GAZETTE. TRAVELOGUE. COMEDY . Prices: Is 8d -and Is. Children Half-price. EMPRESS.. THEATRE .......... . MPRESS. THEATRE. . \ The Best Theatre in Wellington. NOW SHOWING. Night Sessions 4.55, 6.5, and 7.55. .;„,..;. . OWEN WISTER'S ;. :.: Wonderful Novel- as a Screen Classic, ■ : "THE VIRGINIAN." -... ..-., „ ."THE. VIRGINIAN." .' „ . .; ; .. "THE VIRGINIAN." •■ . •--■-• ■ "THE VIRGINIAN." . . .. "THE VIRGINIAN." "THE VIRGINIAN." „ All the Warm Sympathy and Tingling ■ Thrills of the Book are related in this tale. The beloved characters—the Cowboy, his Sweetheart Molly, "Trampas," and Steve his. greatest friend 'A PICTURE FOR THE WHOLE FAM-; ILY TO SEE. AND TALK ABOUT. _ Superlative' Music by the EMPRESS SYMPHONY ORCHESTRA Conductor, MR. M. DIXON ■x- B n °? Pkn ak Bristol t-iil 5 p.m.; then .-at Theatre. Telephone 3442. OUR THEATRE, NEWTOWN " . , "THE AGE OF DESIRE." ■ "THE AGE OF DESIRE." "" '■• -■ "THE AGE OF DESIRE." ■With ■■ .. ■ MARY PHILBIN MYRTLE STEDMAN. --- m ■ ■ .Also' , . Graphic. Comedy., Topical. ... ■ Our Orchestra. ,',mO : MORR-OW, TO-MORROW •J-.. AND EVERY TUESDAY. ' ; TRAMWAY DANCE, .I! NEWTOWN PUBLIC LIBRARY. ' Percy Simpson's Orchestra. One-step ■ Fox Trots, and Twilight . Waltz. Refreshments provided ■^^^^^^^ •-. A •COURSE of about Twenty Lectures' ■'""d t on Greek Art will be delivered by Professor Brown, of Victoria Univendtv . College, on WEDNESDAYS AND FBIJJAYS. at 4-5 p.m. . The Lecture on Wednesday. 19th March, .will be an exhibition of elides dealing TOth early Cretan and Mycenaean Art. Admission to this lecture is free to all G. G. S. ROIUSON, ' -'■■ " Registrar. •■■ ' MISS PHYLLIS BATES And MR.. 'ARTHUR M'NAUGHTON Will Dance :^N EXHIBITION FOX TROT, introducing adaptations from thri - Tango, "Blues," and "Chicago," ■ At the AMBASSADOR CABARET. "SALLY NIGHT." yyELLINGTON MATCH FACTORY ... DANCE TO-NIGHT (MONDAY) 1924, •■" At ST. THOMAS' HALL, 8 to 11 Refreshments. Beardmore Band Ladies Is, Gents Is 6d. ' •Members of . the Union will meet on WEDNESDAY NIGHT, 8 o'clock" Trad™ Hall. ' ■ F. FRANCH. LOOK AT THIS FIRST. iXTERE is something that will please S-T^'d-ANCE i^so^ St. Peter's' Hall; Ghuznee street on SATURDAY, 22nd of MARCH. Once again you can come along and enjoy everyono of the following dances: Waltz Two-stop, Grand Chain, Valeta, Lancers ■^•Maxina, Three-step, etc., etc. M'Jack, Dye^and Claude Batt. FEILDING JOCKEY CLUB. „.,. „....... EASTER MEETING, 19th AND 21st APRIL, 1924. "VTOMINATIONS for all events at above •*' Meeting will be received up till 8.30 p.m. .on . WEDNESDAY,. 19th MARCH. E. GOODB.EHERE, • .._■;■■'.'.':.!!*".. „,. .... Secretary; -'■ •■-•''". "...'■ ..." Bos 45,^ Foilding.