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Evening Post, Volume CVI, Issue 90, 26 October 1928, Page 2

box PL42SS ; "•■.: '\ For the ■• - \-\ MARGARET BANNEEMAjST SEASON ARE NOW OPEN AT THE BRISTOL, GRAND OPERA HOUSE, HAND OPERA HOUSE, Direction: J. C. Williamson (N.Z.), Ltd. AN OUTSTANDING THEATRICAL , EVENT, Commencing TO-MOEROW NIGHT. TO-MORROW NIGHT, At S o'clock. . SEASON OF 15 NIGHTS ONLY. J. C. WILLIAMSON, LTD., Present ANTHONY PRINSEP'S ANTHONY PRINSEP'S i I LONDON COMPANY, LONDON COMPANY, With . MARGARET • BANNERMAN, MARGARET BANNERMAN, MARGAE BT BANNERMAN, Unquestionably one'of London's Best and Most Popular Actresses, in the following Brilliant Repertoire:— TO-MORROW NIGHT. : TO-MORROW NIGHT, 5 NIGHTS ONLY, William Hackett's Famous Comedy-Drama, ■which was-specially written, fot Miss Bannerman, "OTHER MEN'S' WIVES." "OTHER MEN'S WIVES." FRIDAY NIGHT, 2nd NOVEMBER. i NIGHTS ONLY. Somerset Maugham's Much-discussed . Comedy. "OUR BETTERS," "OUR BETTERS," In which Margaret Bannerman delighted London playgoers for over two years. WEDNESDAY, 7th' NOVEMBER, .2 NIGHTS ONLY. "SEXES AND SEVENS," '•SEXES AND SEVENS," By Arthur Wimperis, from the French of . Alfred Savoir. . FRIDAY, 'Oth NOVEMBER. 4 NIGHTS ONLY, "DIPLOMACY," "DIPLOMACY," Adapted from Victorian Sardou's "Dora." Wellington Playgoers will see these Productions. Staged Exactly as in London. PRICES: - Dress Circle and Reserved Stalls Ss, Stalls 4s, Gallery Is 6d. Early Door Stalls and Gallery ,1s extra. All prices plus tax. BOX PLANS FOR THE SEASON ARE NOW OPEN AT THE BRISTOL. ■ Manager Ales. F. Wilson. TO-NIGHT! ." ' TO-NIGHT! y E E A .-MO ORE , PIANOFORTE RECITAL, • CONCERT CHAMBER, TOWN HALL, At 8.15 p.m. Admission: 5s Gd and 3s 3d. ELECTION NOTICES. TABOUK CANDIDATES' MEETINGS. TO-NIGHT. TO-NIGHT. MR. C. H. CHAPMAN (Wellington North), friends and supporters, Aro street Mission Hall, at S. MR H DYSON (Otaki), Paekakariki, at. -".■;-s. -■ ■ •■ :.;••■■'■. ■ C-''".\ GREEN STREET; 'NEWT'OWN.—Messrs. R. M-'Keen; J. Roberts, and 3Y Thorn, ■"■ at 7/30. . !.;■'. v:\ GAERETT-CUBA STREETS—Messrs. P. Fraser, T. Brindle, R. Semplo,- and J. Thorn. '„-.'. OPEN-AIE MEETINGS, weather per-, mitting. ■ .. ■ SATURDAY, SATURDAY, • At 8. ME. WALTER NASH, Labour Candidate for Hutt, Will Address the Electors.in. the ' KNOX; CHURCH HALL, BLACKBRIDGE, LOWER HUTTThe Public' Cordially Invited. , MR. H. DYSON, Labour Candidate for Otaki, will Speak at NORMANDALE on SATURDAY, 27th October, 1928. " SUNDAY, SUNDAY, . At 8 p.m. OUR THEATRE, NEWTOWN.—Messrs, P. Fraser, T. Brindle, and J. Roberts. PARAMOUNT THEATRE, Courtenay-pl. —Messrs. R. Semple, C, H. Chapman, and R. M'Keen. MONDAY NEXT, MONDAY, At 8. '■ . MR. P. ERASER, Labour Candidate for Wellington Central, will open his campaign in the NEW CENTURY HALL, KENT TERRACE. MR. T. BRINDLE, Labour Candidate for Wellington Suburbs,'will open liis campaign in the BAPTIST CHURCH SCHOOL, BROOKLYN. HEAR THE CASE FOR LABOUR! WELLINGTON SOUTH ELECTORATE. ■ME.' JOHN BURNS. United Candidate,' -*•"■*- will address the Electors ;ts follows:—■ SATURDAY. -271-u ' OCTOBER—At' the' Masonic Hall, BEItHAMPORE,. at S. p.m. . ... TUESDAY,' 30th OCTOBER - At St. - .Thomas's Hall, . NEWTOWN,.- at S p.m. OTAKI ELECTORATE. Mil. A. ti. SIEVWRIGHT, United -"■*■ Party Candidate,' will Address the "Electors at S p.m. as follows:—" MANAKAU—TO-NIGHT. ... ' ■ SATURDAY-' (to-morrow) — REIKIORANGI, S p.m. • • "■•"■ . MONDAY-JOHNSONVILLE; S p.m. TUESDAY-PORIRUA, 8 p.m. "MR.. T. FORSYTE, Official Reform Can- ■"■*- diate for Wellington East, .will Address Electors at S p.m. as follows:— MELROSE—HaII'' MONDAY, 29th Octo- ' ber. "■'.•■■■ '"MlßAMAß—Catholic Hall, TUESDAY, 30th October. . SEATOUN—Masonic Hall, THURSDAY, Ist November. Ladies Specially Invited. .".:■'.'■ OTAKI.ELECTORATE. MR/ W. H. FIELD will Address the Electors as follows:— OHARIU—The Hall, TO-NIGHT (FRIDAY), 26th October. S o'clock. PAHAUT.ANUI-SATURDAY, 27th OCTOBER, S p.m. . . WEHAKOA—HaII, MONDAY, 20th OCTOBER, S p.m. ' • iHAKAKA-Hal.l, TUESDAY, 30th ■.OCTOBER, 8 p.m. PORIRUA—HaII, WEDNESDAY, 31st OCTOBER, 8 p.m. JOHNSON VlLLE—Moore's Hall, T.HURS- ' BAY, Ist NOVEMBER, 8 p.m. Ladj.es will be welcomed at all meetings. jyjY Eggs iyEfia they're j^afl a^jfegi:;. if|i* nerve a petrol ijtp foa wSJi-Ss?plw|j |4.JSajjbflnjb.®| Jfresemtasei '_„_'