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Evening Post, Volume LXXXIII, Issue 89, 17 April 1911, Page 8

QPERA 'HOUSE, Lessee J. C. Williamson, Ltd. Sub-Lessee George Marlow Ltd.. BRILLIANT, EMPHATIC, AND i SPONTANEOUS SUCCESS OF GEORGE MARLOW'S BRILLIANT DRAMATIC COMPANY In the Famous, Sensational, and Remarkable Bedroom Drama, THE BAD GIRL OF THE FAMILY! THE BAD GIRL OF THE FAMILY! THE BAD GIRL OF THE FAMILY! THE BAD GIRL OF THE FAMILY! THE BAD GIRL OF THE FAMILY! Unanimously declared by a House Packed from Floor to Ceiling as the Greatest of all Modern Successes. THE BAD GIRL OF THE FAMILY! THE BAD GIRL OF THE FAMILY I THE BAD GIRL OF THE FAMILY! THE BAD GIRL OF THE FAMELYI THE BAD GIRL OF THE FAMILY! The Most Appealing Play Ever Written. Last Saturday night not Hundreds, but over 2000 people, were unable to gain admission. So book your seats, or secure Day Sale Tickets to avoid disappointment. Popular Prices — 3s, 2s, and Is. Reserved Seats, 4s. Plan at the Drea* | den. j Early Doors, Sixpence (6d) extra. Day Sales at Christeson's. Manager, STANLEY GRANT. npHE KING'S THEATRE. Proprietors — West's Pictures, Limited, and Linley and Donovan. The Window of the World! TO-NIGHT! TO-NIGHT! TO-NIGHT t WEST'S AND ROYAL PICTURES, AND SUPERB -ORCHESTRA. ENTIRELY NEW^ PROGRAMME ! ENTIRELY NEW PROGRAMME ! A Glorious Collection of the World's LATEST and GREATEST NOVELTIES ! SEE, TO-NIGHT: NEW ZEALAND SCENERY. 1 NEW ZEALAND SCENERY. THE FRENCH ARMY. KING GEORGE ON HORSEBACK. FLOODS IN AUSTRALIA. BIG GUN'S PROGRESS. The Centenary of the Battle of Bai*ossa« -BOAT RACE PRACTICE. The Cambridge Crew's Trials, etc. Prices — Is and 63. Box Plan at Abel's, Booking Fee, 6d. Theatre 'Phone 3143. inpOWN HALL (CONCERT HALL). Lessee Mr. Alf Lmley. Direction of Mr. George Stephenson. "A SUCCESS OF ENTHUSIASM." The Hall Packed to ita Capacity. TO-NIGHT AND FOLLOWING FIVE EVENINGS ONLY. TO-NIGHT *AND FOLLOWING FIVE EVENINGS ONLY. • GEORGE STEPHENSON'S NEW ENGLISH ATTRACTION, THE WANDERERS! THE WANDERERS!, Musical Comedy Costume Co., including The Brilliant London Society Entertainer, MISS PHYLLIS HOPWOOD FOLDI, In the Most Delightful and Fascinating Entertainments ever presented in New Zealand. The English, South African, and Australian opinions heartily endorsed by the Wellington public. The Popular Verdict: The vast attendance present on Saturday Evening were, unanimous in proclaiming "The Wanderers" the Finest Entertainment 6een in Wellington for years. Prices — 3s, 2s, and Is. Plan To-day, at Abel's. Book early to avoid disappointment. Doors open 7. Overture 8. Carriages 10.30. ST. THOMAS'S HALL, NEWTC'WN, STAR PICTURES Th B Very STAR PICTURES Best. j Two Complete Changes Weekly — Mondays and Thursdays. TO-NIGHT } At 8. TO-NIGHT! A Magnificent Holiday Programme ! A Magnificent Holiday Programrie ! Don't Miss To-night ! Come early t ttT ONDERLAND! OPEN I TO-DAY from 10 a.m. to 10 p.m. TRAMWAY BAND in the EVENING. THIS IS THE LAST CHANCE OF, SEEING THIS BEAUTIFUL GROUND BEFORE CLOSING FOB, THE WINTER. Caterers on the Ground. ALL SIDE SHOWS FREE. Admission — Adults, Is; Children, 63, Trams irom Courtcnay-plaee. FAREWELL TO BISHOP AND MRS. WALLIS. A FAREWELL Social to Bishop and Mrs. Wallis will be held a) the Syduey-slreet Schoolroom on WEDNESDAY EVENING, 19th April, from 8 p.m. to 10.30 p.m. All who desire an opportunity to bid them good-bye are cor.diplly invited lo attend. Morning ilrecs. CITY COUNCIL ELECTION. JOHN FULLER, JUN.'S CANDIDATURE. WADESTOWN MEETING. i'l A LL those willing to help to sscurai -CJ&. the return of Mr. John Fuller, Jun., aro earnestly requested to attend a Meeting which will be held in St. Luko's Schoolroom, on. TUESDAY EVEMNG NEXT, at -7.30 o'clock sharp, the object being to form » Wndostown Committee. Mr. Fuller will briefly express his views. N.B. — All Lady Supporters are respectfully invited to bo present. BROOKLYN— Wednesday Night, 7.30, Benge's Cornur. ISLAND BAY— Thursday Night, 7.2,0. MARANUl— Friday, 7.30. Committee Rooms--31, Pauama-st reefc. PETONE MUNICIPAL ELECTION. TO ELECTORS. T ADIES AND GENTLEMEN,— I hava ■MU the honour of inviting you to meet nje at St. Augustine's Hall, Petone, on FRIDAY, 21et April, at 8 p.m., when I propose rendering to you an account of my stewardship for the past two yisars. Youra respectfully, , JOSEPH PIPER. TWO NEW WALTZES, "RADIANT MORN" And "CUPID'S WHISPER," By ADRIAN HOPE, f-IOMPO&ER of the popular "»ilrc* <U Fern" and "Golden Shadows" Waltzes, which were nil the rsga last year. CALL and Hear these Waltzes. You are Sure to Like Them. i PRICE Is 9d Each. POSTED Is lOd. From the Publishers, CHAS. BEGG & CO., LTD., TUESDAY, 26th~ApilI^ ' At 12 o'clock sharp. AT THE FRUIT EXCHANGE. ' ALLEN-STREET. SALE OF FORFEITED SHARES. GEORGE THOMAS AND CO. "wn received instructions from Messrs. Henry Kember a.ud Son, secretaries tci th« Company, to sell by public auction at the Fruit Exchange. Allen-street, on TUESDAY, 25th April, at 12 o'clock noon — 1740 FORFEITED SHARES IN TrTC KING GOLD MINING CO.,