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Evening Post, Volume CIX, Issue 40, 15 August 1925, Page 4

finXSD OPERA HOUSE. Sole Proprietors: J. C. Williamson (N.Z.), Ltd. I Direction Denis Kehoe LAST TWO NIGHTS Of "MOTHER MACHREE." "MOTHER MACHREE." "MOTHER MACHREE." "MOTHER MACHREE." "MOTHER MACHRBIS." As the season positively closes on next Monday evening, you have only two more chances of seeing the beet Irish Folk Play ever presented in Wellington. Therefore take a chance if you have not seen it. POSITIVELY CONCLUDING NEXT MONDAY NIGHT. DENIS KEHOE, DENIS KEHOE, DENIS KEHOE, The Romantic Actor-Singer, Supported by FRANCES KAYHER, Ronald Riley, Helen Fergus, Gwen Doriso, Maurice Lynch, Tom Buckley, Aline Dunn, Bernard. Beeby, Lester Care, Chaa. Keegan, "MOTHER MACHREE," The Once-in-a-While Great Play. PRICES: Res. Stajls and Drees Circle, 6s; 'otalls, 4s (plus tax); Gallery, 2s: Plan at The Bristol till 12, then at the Opera House Confectionery. OUR THEATRE, NEWTOWN. UR THEATRE, NEWTOWN. TO-NIGHT, at 7.45. Master Pictures Present The Greatest Sea Story ever screened, "MASTERS OF MEN." "MASTERS OF MEN." " MASTERS OF MEN." "MASTERS OF MEN." Don't miss this greatest of all stories by the master writer of the sea, MORGAN ROBERTSON. MORGAN ROBERTSON. In Addition: GAZETTE, COMEDY, INTEREST. Owing to numerous requests, the management has decided to present NEXT WEDNESDAY NIGHT, AMATEUR TRIALS. AMATEUR TRIALS. Mr. Rudd Peterson, who has been putting through these trials very successfully at the Strand Theatre, \yill conduct the same at Our Theatre Next .Wednesday. TO-MORROW (SUNDAY) NIGHT, TO-MORROW (SUNDAY) NIGHT, 16th AUGUST. GRAND SACRED CONCERT. GRAND SACRED CONCERT. HIS MAJESTY'S THEATRE, IS MAJESTY'S THEATRE. FULLERS' I FULLERS' 1 FULLERS'! BAND- OF H.M.S. DUNEDIN, BAND OF H.M.S. DUNEDIN, By kind permission of Commodore Beal, C. in C. N.Z. Naval Forces. Proceeds in aid of band funds and injured players of Wellington Rugby ; . League. . The Magnificent Silver Band will play "BOHEMIAN GIRL".. (Balfe) "BALMORAL" .(Rayner). "MUSICAL SWITCH" (Alford). "JACK 0' LANTERN" (Rimmer). ■ The band under the baton of. Mr. G. • Case, H.M.S. Dunedin. Iha following will render vocal and elocutionary items: MRS. WILFRED ANDREWS, MRS. WILFRED ANDREWS, Wellington's Queen of Song, Will sing "A SUMMER NIGHT" (By Goring Thomas). AUSTIN BLACKIE, AUSTIN BLACKIE, The Renowned Tenor, will sing "LAURETTE" (By Brenda Gayne). WALTER W. MARSHALL, WALTER W. MARSHALL, Wellington's Leading Basso, will sine "I GO, TO CLAIM MY LOVE" (By Stanley Royce). NORMAN AITKEN, NORMAN AITKEN, The: well-known Entertainer, will recite selections from his extensive repertoire. Truly a Magnificent Programme, well worthy of the patronage of the musiclovers of Wellington. All naval men assured of a hearty welcome. ADMISSION FREE. SILVER COIN COLLECTION. Doon open 7.30 p.m. Commence 8.15 p.m. EASTBOURNE FERRY SERVICE. (Weather and Other Circumstances Permitting.) AMERICAN FLEET. /^RAND OPEN-AIR CONCERT, U.S.S. PENNSYLVANIA BAND . , At DAY'S BAY, On SUNDAY NEXT, 16th INST., at 3.15 p.m. RETURN FARES, Is 3d. CHILDEN 6d. Band leaves Ferry Wharf, Wellington by t.s.i. Muritai at 2.30 p.m. This ship ! will pass slowly through the Fleet at an- i chor on the way to Rona and Day's' Bay. J. F. MENZIES, Town Clerk and Manager. "WELCOME TO AMERICAN FLEET." ARTILLERY BAND. -CXRTILLERY BAND. 'TO-MORROW (SUNDAY), 3 pm.. TO-MORROW. (SUNDAY), 3 p.m. NEWTOWN PARK. NEWTOWN PARK. ATTRACTIVE PROGRAMME. HEAR THE BAND! SEE THE ZOO ! Silver Coin Collretinu for Instrument l''uiid.