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Evening Post, Volume CXI, Issue 26, 1 February 1926, Page 2

SENSATIONAL TRIUMPH Of GUY BATES POST GUY BATES POST In "THE MASQUERADER." "THE MASQUERADER." There have been very many wonderful first nights in the Grand Opera House, but they all nalo into comparative insignificance with last Saturday night, when Mr. Guy Bates Post and his brilliant supporting company electrified a crowded and representative audience in the great dra-matic-success, "The Masquerader." Mr. Post's wonderful achievements in America and Australia have won for him a. liame second to Kone among the world's greatest dramatic stars, and that the great actor more than lived up to that reputation was fully demonstrated by the appreciation aroused by his brilliant genius in a role that calls for the very highest in dramatic art. There was great enthusiasm at the end of »aeh' act, and the final fall of;the curtain witnessed one of the moat thrilling demonstrations which has ever occurred in a, New Zealand theatre. It wa» an occasion that will live for ever in the memories o£ those who were privileged to be present. It was a TRIUMPHANT NIGHT For the ARTIST AND THE PLAY. QRAND OPERA HOUSE. Duection, J. C Williamson (N.Z.j, Ltd. Manager John Farrell The Most Notable Dramatic Success that this Generation Has Known. * TOMGHT, AT 7.55 SHARP. "THE MASQUERADER." "THE MASQUERADE^." iTho Magnificent Stage Adaptation of Catherine Him stall's Celebrated Novel, "Jjlhi Chilcote, M.P.") . REPERTOIRE VOR SEASON: TO-NIGHT, iind I 1 our Following Nights, TIPS MABQUERADEU." "THE MASQUERADER." • NEXT SAIURDAY, 6th FEBRUARY, ' 1 HE BAD MAN" "THE BAD MAN" (Sis Nights Only). SATURDAY, 15th FEBRUARY, "THE GREEN GODDESS" (I ive Nights Only). BOX PLANS for "The Masquerader" on wow at The Bristol. Booking for 'The Bad Man" and "The Creett Goddess" Hill opin at The Bristol on Thursday Morniiif, PRICES 8^ (Reserved), 4s, and la 6d. Early Doors to Stalls and Gallery, Is extra All pliics plus tax. THE NEW PRINCESS, H-E NEW PRINCESS, Manners street. Continuous Daily, 11 to 10. The Best Little Show in Town. Rescues, Tel. 42-580. NOW SHOWING. , , MILT6N SILLS MILTON SILLS MILTON SILLS A Diamo of Police and Heart Beats,' "THt'i MAKING OF O'MALLEY." 'THE MA.KTNG OF O'JVIALLEY." "THE MAKING OF O'MALLEY." And 2 ALICE TERRY ALICE TERRY In Her Latest Paramount, "ANY WOMAN." "ANY WOMAN." "AN** WOMAN." BIG SUPPORTING PROGRAMME. You Can Always Get A COMFORTABLE SEAT. A COMFORTABLE, SEAT. A MAMMOTH PROGRAMME.A MAMMOTH PROGRAMME.. EXCLLLENT MUSIC. EXCELLENT MUSIC. . TogeJici ■with the Best Pictures to be Obtained. . > . . OUR PRICES ARE RIGHT. ' What more can y<?u want? Are you a Regular Patron? A PROGRAMME OF SEVERAL BIG FEATURES. FULLERS' FULLERS' HIS MAJESTY'S THEATttE. IS MAJESTY'S THEATRE, Direction . John Fuller and Sons. Ltd. THE COOLIST THEATRE IN TOWN. TO NIGHf' At 8. TO-NIGHT! Qualify and Quantity in To-night s New Programme. THE MOON MORRIS COMPANY MOON MORRIS COMPANY (Producer, Ed. VVarrington) In an Entirely New Type of Show, Entitled . "CHUCKLES," "CHUCKLES*" "CHUCKLES," "CHUCKLES." Containing Comedy Interlude and Dance By MOON AND MORRIS. Ml^icul Numbee'fs by NELL FLEMING, ENA GORDON, WM. BERESFOP.D, SYDNEY BURCHAI/L, And a Tabloid Musical Comedy, "MY MOUNTAIN MAID," By the Entire Company. _ SUPER VAUDEVILLE PREFACE, First Appearance of THE LITTLEJOHNS, THE LITTLEJOHNSi •Displaying a Million Fine Jewels and * Stones. i First Appearance of PHIL LOPAZ, PHIL LOPAZ, Assisted by Mac Ragae, in "THERE'S NO SENSE TO IT." First Appearance of. MAE RAGAE., MAE RAGAE, >• Dainty, Delightful Dancer. Everybody's Favourite, SAM STERN, SAM STERN, Inimitable Character Comedian. THE JANETSKI TRIO. The Remarkable ROMANO BROS., ROMANO BROS., Portraying Living Perfection in Physical Culture, aided by an Outstanding Exhibition of Famous Punches of the World's Greatest Fighters. FULLERS' FAMILY PRICES: D.C. or 0.5., ,2s 6d (Reserved is), plus t&x; Stalls. Is 6d; Upper Circle, Is. BOX PLANS AT THE BRISTOL; after 5 at Burnett's, next Theatre. Tel. Theatre (22-669) for Reservations after 7 p.m. ' NOTICE. I THE UNDERSIGNED, will not be '» responsible for any Debts contracted in my name after Ist February, 1926. (Signed) E, FARRELL. MEETINGS. WELLINGTON ASSISTANT GROCERS' UNION. MEETING TUESDAY EVENING, ■"A 2nd FEBRUARY, at 7.30. BUSlNESS.—Ballot.for the Workers' Representative for the Arbitration Coiift. JAMES DUNCAN, President. J, S. BUTCHER, Secretary. WELLINGTON PRACTICAL PSYCHOLOGY CLUB. IWEMBERS please note, our Next IM. Meeting will be held on TUESDAY, 2nd FEBRUARY, at 8 p.m., in the DominiOfl Farmers' Institute. - A. J. BROWN, Hon. Secretary. TJOSENEATH and Mount Victoria -" Progressive Association will hold its. monthly meeting at the Ko.sunea.th' Schoolroom on WEDNESDAY EVENING NEXT, at S o'clock. Business impoi'tant. „ All vuaitlentis liilerusteil in Uio JJ4.-U----greas of ti»e district are iiivited to ttUad, ...__