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Evening Post, Volume CXII, Issue 46, 23 August 1926, Page 2

FIRST MATINEE WEDNESDAY, FIRST MATINEE WEDNESDAY, FIRST MATINEE At 2.30. FIRST MATINEE Matinee Prioes: Adults, 4s, 3s, 2s, plus tax. Children, Half-price. INSTANTANEOUS AND EMPHATIC TRIUMPH. TRIUMPH On SATURDAY NIGHT Of the World-renowned "Gautier's Wonder Dog Actors," who have scored tremendous successes in Sydney, Melbourne, and Auckland. Nothing liko them has boon seen in this part of tho world before. GRAND OPERA HOUSE. RAND OPERA HOUSE. Lessee: J. C. Williamson (N.Z.), Ltd. Direction: N.Z. Entertainers, Ltd. TO-NIGHT! At 8, TO-NIGHT! And Following Evenings. FIRST MATINEE, WEDNESDAY. INTERNATIONAL VAUDEVILLE INTERNATIONAL VAUDEVILLE Direct from J. C. WILLIAMSON THEATRES J. C. WILLIAMSON THEATRES Headed by The World-renownod GAUTIER'S DOG ACTORS, GAUTIER'S DOG ACTORS, In a One-Act Playlet, •THE BRICKLAYERS OF DOGYILLE," Full of Thrills and Comedy, an absolute Riot of Fun. Special Engagement of VAN DOCK, VAN DOCK, Italy's Incomparable Caricaturist. From the London Coliseum, KATRLNA AND JOAN, KATRINA AND JOAN, England's Foremost Exponents of Classic Dancing and Eurythmics. IMITO, IMITO, IMITO, IMITO, . The World-famous Human Bird, Presenting "A Day in Birdland." MAXIM BRODI AND GIL. DECH, MAXIM BRODI AND GIL. DECH, Notable Russian Tenor and Brilliant . French Pianist. ELROY, ELROY, ELROY, ELROY, The Indiarubber Girl on the Luminous Globe. MARIE MOORE, MARIE MOORE, The American Girl, in "Jazz Snapshots at the Piano?" The "Miss Australia" Competition Finalist, PEGGY MOUAT, PEGGY MOUAT, Australia's Queen of "The Charleston." Direct from the Palace Theatre, New York. • MANTEL'S MANIKINS, MANTEL'S MANIKINS, In "Le Petit Cabaret." Sixty Star Performers. Acrobats,.. Comedians, Dancers, Musicians, Singers, and Bull Fighters. Musical Direotor: ARTHUR G. FROST. Day Safes at Grand Opera House Confectionery. BOX PLANS AT THE BRISTOL. Prices: 6s, 4s, and 2s (plus tax). Saturdays and Holiday Nights Prices: 7s 6d, ss, 2s Cd (plus tax). Manager WALTER MONK. KATRINA AND JOAN Will givo Lossons in BALLET AND CHARACTER DANCING To a Limited Number of Pupils during OPERA HOUSE SEASON. For particulars, apply Stage- Door, between 10 and 11 a.m. BRITANNIA. CONTINUOUS RITANNIA. From 11 a.m. Daily. NOW SCREENING, The Screen's Greatest Dare-devil, EICHARD TALMADGE RICHARD TALMADGE "LAUGHING AX .DANGER." ."LAUGHING AT DANGER." Action, melodrama, speed, comedy, a racing, pace-mad plot which hits on all eight cylinders—there is nothing "typical" about this picture except the death-defying stunts of the daring star. You're going to say it's big time entertainment. FEATURE NO 2: A Great Heart Drama, "DADDY'S *GONE A-HUXTING." ' Here is a story of intense power and human sympathy, glowing with the warm truths of life; its tears and its sunshine. From the gay revels of Parisian artist [.life to the simple, stirring drama of home —this picture will keep you thrilled to the end. With ALICE-JOYCE, PERCY MAEMONT. Good Supporting Subjects. Theatre Telephone 40-618. SH ORT T' S THEATRE. • HOET T' S THEATEE. 2 MAMMOTH FEATURES 2 No. 1— A Superb Masterpiece, "JUDGMENT OF THE STORM." "JUDGMENT OF THE STORM." Undoubtedly one of the finest pictures ever screened. Seven reels of tremendous Drama. . Thrills and Sterling Romance. No. 2— An Exotic Story of the Orient, "WHEN LIGHTS ARE LOW." "WHEN LIGHTS ARE LOW." "WHEN LIGHTS ARE LOW." A vivid and tense story of the underworld of Chinatown, San Francisco. Gorgeously mounted, magnificently acted. SESSUE HAYAKAWA, SESSUE HAYAKAWA, . In the Greatest Role of his Career. SCENIC, TOPICAL, COMEDY. Ring Telephone 41-219 for Reserves. O" UR THEATRE,. NEWTOWN. UR THEATRE, NEWTOWN TO-NIGHT, at 7.45. FRED THOMSON, PEED THOMSON, And His Famous Horse, "SILVER KING," In "RIDING THE WIND." "RIDING THE WIND." "RIDING THE WIND." In Addition: Samson of the Circus," Episode No 10 "Wet Paint" (Comedy), OUR ORCHESTRA. MEETINGS. ' THE WELLINGTON WOOLLEN MANUFACTURING CO., LTD. NOTICE TO SHAREHOLDERS. "VTOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that the £ ORDINARY MEETING of the Wellington Woollen Manufacturing Company, Limited, will be held in the Hall of the Dominion Farmers' Institute, Ltd., Ballance and Featherston streets, Wellington, on TUESDAY, the 24th day of AUGUST, 1926, at 12 o'clock noon. BUSINESS: To receive Directors' Annual Report and Balance-sheet. To elect Two Directors. To elect Two, Auditors and fix their remuneration. To transact such other 'business ■us may be necessary. The Share Registers will be closed for the fourteen days preceding the meeting. By order of the Board of Directors. A. E. DONNE, General Manager. Wellington, 20th July, 1026. N.Z. ACADEMY OP PINE ARTS. ANNUAL MEETING. nPHE ANNUAL MEETING of Members •*• will be held in the Art Gallery, Whitmore ehreet, on FRIDAY, 27th August, at 8 p.m. The following are the candidates for office:— Vice-President, J. Ellis. Council (4 vacancies), H. E. Anderson, W. Fell, M.D., E. Murray Fuller, J. A. Heginbotham, W. S. Wauchop, W. Gray Young. Hon. Treasurer, H. E. Anderson, W. S. Wauchop. Auditor, C. I). Morpeth. H. M. GORE, Secretary. SAILORS' FRIEND SOCIETY, Whitmore .street. TTIS Excellency the Governor-General, j xl- Sir Charles Fergusson, Bart, LL.D., I G.C.M.G., X.C.8., D.5.0., M.V.0., will preside at tho Anniversary Meeting TOMORROW (Tuesday), at 8 p.m. Music. JAMES MOORE, Missioner.