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Evening Post, Volume CXI, Issue 107, 6 May 1926, Page 2

GRAND OPERA HOUSE. RAND OPERA HOUSE. Tho Huge Audiences that have Witnessed , THE J C. WILLIAMSON 1926 PANTOMIME Have been Rocked with Roars of Laughter from beginning to end, thereby proving "THE NEW^ALADDIN" "THE NEW ALADDIN" "THE NEW ALADDIN" "THE NEW ALADDIN" "THIS NEW ALADDIN" Presented by . William •A. ■ Hassan is a REAL COMEDY PANTOMIME, And You Should Not Miss Seeing it. THE THEATRICAL FEATURE OK THE YEAR. LAST PERFORMANCE TO-NIGHT. BOOK EARLY. Box Plans lit The Bristol Piano Co. till 5 o'clock; then, with Day Sales, at the Grand Opera House Confectionery. PRICES: D.C. and 0.5.-, Ss; Stalls, 4s; Gallery, Is oil. Early Door Stalls and Gallery, Is extra, .All prices plus tax. Manager • W. BYRON. FULLERS' ... FULLERS' HIS MAJESTY'S THEATRE. IS MAJESTY'S . THEATRE. Direction John Fuller and Sons, Ltd. NIGHTLY, at 8. SATURDAYS, 2.30. ONE OF TILE GREATEST SUCCESSES WE HAVE HAD. LITTLE IIERMIE WARD LITTLE TIERMIE WARD And His SNAPSHOT REVUE COMPANY. The Company that has been Delighting Dunedin Exhibition Visitors for months. A REAL COMPANY OF COMEDIANS. A Show that Sets. a. New Standard for Laughter-making. LAUGHS ALL THE TIME. First Production : "THE LEGEND OF THE RING." "THE LEGEND OF THE RING" Sixty Laughs to the Minute. Elaborately Staged and Altogether Highly Entertaining. JACK AND EVA ARNOLD, In. Smiles and Sniggers. CAMPBELL AND WISE, A Jollity Act of Quality. FRANKS AND NEWTON, In' Now Ballroom Dances. Last Week of HALMA The Crazy HALMA HALMA Dancing Juggler, HALMA FULLERS' FAMILY PRICES: ' O.S; and D.C., 2s 6d (Reserved 3s), plus tax; Stalls, la'6d; Upper Circle, Is. BOX PLAN AT THE BRISTOL. After 5 p.m. ah Burnett's, next Theatre. Tel. Theatre (22-669) for Reservations after 7.p.m. . PARAMOUNT '• THEATRE. ■CAEAMOUNT THEATRE. ■ ..., ... Cpurtcnny place. :iri.NAL screening,; . . TO-NIGHT, at 7.45., : The most sensational and scathing indictment of man-made laws ever presented on . the screen, "MORALS FOR MEN." "MORALS FOR MEN." '■'MORALS' FOR MEN." When a .man makes a mislake he just writes a cheque and forgets it—but it seems as if a woman goc3 on paying for the rest of •.;,"• : her life. > ■Also ' ■ j PATHE REVIEW, TOPICAL BUDGET, COMEDY. ; THE PARAMOUNT ORCHESTRA. BOX PLAN at'the Utility Stationery Shop (next to Theatre), Telephone 21-838; or Ring Theatre, Telephone 21-842. CHORTT'S THEATRE. THEATRE. TO-NIGHT. TO-NIGHT. Last Night of Fox Film Corporation's Great Special Attraction. " DURAND OF THE BAD LANDS." "DURAND OF THE BAD LANDS." " DURAND OF THE BAD LANDS." " DURAND OF THE BAD LANDS." "DURAND OF THE BAD LANDS." A Picture that lias Delighted Thousands. : - -' PON'T MISS IT. ? And a Magnificent Supporting Programme. ■ .'-• COMMENCING FRIDAY. ANOTHER MAMMOTH SPECIAL. ANOTHER MAMMOTH SPECIAL. A Picture that created a Furore in Christchuvch. ' Full particulars in Friday's "Post." AR TCR AF T THEATRE It T. C R A F T THEATRE (Opposite Parliament Buildings). 7.45 LAST TIME TO-NIGHT! v 7.45 The Greatest Scream of All Time! "ALF'S BUTTON." "ALF'S BUTTON." "ALF'S BUTTON." "ALF'S BUTTON." Leslie Henson aa "AH" is Groat! 3 Supports that are Unsurpassed! 3 MUSIC BY JAMES HAYDOCK. Special To-morrow: "The. Speed King." THE NEW PRINCESS, HE NEW PRINCESS, • Manners street. CONTINUOUS DAILY, 11 to 10. Reserves, Dial 42-580. . : LAST TWO DAYS OF j .. ... ' ■■ "IN THE NAME OF LOVE." "IN THE NAME OF LOVE." "IN THE NAME OF LOVE." "IN THE NAME OF LOVE." 2.— SESSUE HAYAKAWA SESSUE HAYAKAWA . In a Thrilling Drama, "WHEN THE LIGHTS ARE LOW." "WHEN THE LIGHTS ARE LOW." "WHEN THE LIGHTS ARE LOW." 3No. 6 Group, "SHINGLE CONTEST." No. 6 Group, "SHINGLE CONTEST." COMEDY, GAZETTE, SCENIC. COMING ON FRIDAY. 1— DOROTHY GISH, ' RODLAROCQUE. ERNEST TORRENCE, ■■■'GEORGE HACKATHORNE, In a Paramount Success, "NIGHT LIFE OF NEW YORK." "NIGHT LIFE OF NEW YORK" "NIGHT LIFE OF NEW YORK." 2— > ■■. JOHNNIE WALKER, JOHNNIE WALKER, In "MY DAD." "MY DAD." "MY DAD." 3—Final Group "SHINGLE CONTEST." Final Group "SHINGLE CONTEST." Comedy, Gazette, Scenic. rpOWN HALL CONCERT CHAMBER. Direction E. J. Gravestock Manager ........... A. Stanley Warwick TO-NIGHT AT 8. TO-NIGHT AT 8. THE MUSICAL EVENT OF THE SEASON. FIRST CONCERT BY THE KENDALL STRING QUARTETTE. KENDALL STRING QUARTETTE. KENDALL STRING QUARTETTE. . t Programme includes QUARTETTE, OP. 18, No. (i, BEETHOVEN QUARTETTE, "The Nigger" . DVORAK "Perfect understanding and sense of ensemble."—"X.Z. Herald," Auckland. "Masterly handling of I'aacinating Music." —"Star," Auckland. No music-lover can afford to miss this ■ Great Opportunity. Reserved Seats, 6s; Unreserved, 4s and 2b (plus tax). Students' Concessions. Book at The Bristol. MONSTER EUCHRE~fOURNAMENT;' THE DAINTIES," Courtenay-pl., THURSDAY, Oth MAY, 8 p.m. Proceeds in aid of tho Joe Young Family. 12 Good Prizes. Come early to secure a seat. Ticket-holders unalfie' to get a seat will be admitted to the second night, Monday, 10th. ,