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Evening Post, Volume XCVII, Issue 127, 31 May 1919, Page 2

\ WELLINGTON'S THEATEE OE DISTINCTION, 3 "PATJAIVmTTIVnn where the best productions j A j3l MX J\. jJJL \J \J ri JL ARE SCREENED. | TO-DAY AND ALL NEXT WEEK. 3 AT 2.30 AND 7.15 DAILY. 3 TIMETABLE JJ]^ LEE, 3 • Of the ' I "BEST AND MOST" • PARAMOUNT'S NEW STAR, 1 In In | MUSIC AND PICTURES. HER FIRST PRODUCTION, I 7.15 Episode 17 "EAGLE'S- EYE." „^-g, OR[JISE QF T JJ E ,' 7.55 Overture "STRADELLA" (Flotow) -„r A ttt* tj!?T TT'Tn?© » 3 Paramount's Orchestra Supremo. iVIAJi-Jli UJliJjlJi V JiS. 8.5 "BILLY" WEST'S First Para- Like a breath from the verdant meay mount Comedy, "SHIP AHOY." ' dows of the Sunny South, redolent o£ ' 8-35 AND way3S ofLmm rknd! rTo^s"l°rch heil:f ehigh S ' ij AUSTRALIAN GAZETTES. . wa ys and byways, frolio with its denii on ™,mm a zens> learn its arts and graces and cast ■ ■i 8.55 ENTR'ACTE- . for a time her fortunes with those of Paramount'^ "Orchestra Supreme." tho Shadow World. I- 9.0 LILA LEE in PAT} A'MOTIWT B "THE CRUISE OF THE M&KE LAH,AIU UUII A [} BELIEVES." PRICES HAVE NOT BEEN 8 a « ■ c , , , • ' ■ ' RAISED, g Among the many fine orchestral items 3 tho following, specially.-sefeeted numbers RESERVED CIRCLE Is 6d 3 will be rendered: _ C£ROLE ls> • . ° Selection—"Three Days" (Lotter). STALLS Ed 3 Shadow Ballet (Bcndis). , (Phis War Tax Id). 3 Sereiado (Widor). 3 Ballet Music From "Faust" ... (Gounod). BOOK YOUR SHAT» AT . 3 THE "UTILITY," i PARAMOUNT SKSgMI^ 3 ■■ i..u M yLo i ,^»»« m . J , 1 .,,...... l . „.,. ..,., „,.„„_ B • ~" : r 3 ARE WIVES HUMAN? . ARE WIVES EQUAL? I QUEEN'S'THB a'tßE' B (CUBA-STREET). - ''■ I TO-DAY, 2.15 p.m. TO-NIGHT, 7.15 p.m. J* AND ALL NEXT WEEK. b "WOMAN AND THE LAW." 3 You have a slight veneer of civilisation gleaned through the ages of man, B BUT if the man you married and to whom you were all that loving, faithful 3 wife could be, and he in turn subjected you to every humiliation, every insult, his [} mind could conceive, and then when the Courts had given you back your name, 3 your freedom, and the right to look tho whole world in the face HE TRIED 3 TO STEAL YOUR BABY, *would the veneer of civilisation stand tho strain! . B "WOMAN AND THE LAW." "WOMAN AND THE LAW." 3 A William I'ox Production Based on tho Famous Do Saulles Case. t> Also showing Also a Chapter'Savon ... Chapter Seven 3 , "THE RAILROAD RAIDERS." 8 "MUTT AND JEFF" CARTOON. AND THE LATEST GAZETTES. g ADDED ATTRACTION—MISS JEANIE JOHNSTON will sing during the evenS ing sessions, "MOTHER 0' MINE." g NOTE.—"Woman and the Law" wiill screen at 3.15 and 8.10 p.m. and "Tho p Railroad Raiders" at 2.30 and 7.30 p.m. B ORDINARY PRICES. RESERVES, 'PHONE 3255. ORDINARY PRICES. a - ' . B I I ■»—»«««■«■■ WIIMI——— 3' • ■ '■ ~ j* ■ THE TEMPLE OF MOTION PICTURE ART. B i OTTU A 1?T T\ 17 T TTYP b . Ald I 1/ Mi AII 1 Ush -L U A. je* b TO-DAY AND ALL NEXT WEEK. B • B j'/'My boy, if you onlist you will break ■ CBT A"R,Tj"ES "RAY 3 your mother's heart!" uiui«iuju ■ LViJ- x ( B —And the girl he loved, like the rest In ' B of the townsfolk, believed him to be a f C°"My'son," moaned the mother, in " THE CLAWS OP THE p. anguish, "You must not do this thing „. . . g —you must not. It would kill me." iIUXN. 3 What did the boy listen to, the 3 voice of his mother, or—the voice of . Though a war play with a big punch— i duty? . it shows no scenes of actual battles or i jy so showing: ' anything of the harrowing side of, the \ EPISODE 17 of the "EAGLE'S EYE." It plilyed a most EUCCOSS f u i wee k> s en . * And "BILLY" WEST'S -Pirst \ gagement at the Big Rialto Theatre, J GREAT COMEDY, '■'■New York City, the biggest picture. j ' , "SHIP AHOY" theatre m America. * A"RTf 1 "R ■'■& F T PRICES AS USUAL- ? J\. MX JL VJ Att-•ix.'.JL' .-*• 'PHONE-3470 FOR RESERVES. ■ 3 3 ■ i . i ii i | HIS MAJESTY'S THEATRE. I SUNDAY NIGHT SUNDAY NIGHT I WELLINGTON MUNICIPAL TRAMWAYS | POPULAR MILITARY BAND 'i - (60 - INSTRUMENTALISTS — 60). (60 — INSTRUMENTALISTS - 60). J' (60 — INSTRUMENTALISTS — 60). (60 — INSTRUMENTALISTS - 60). I •■' . R E CI T AL. l I MISS ADELAIDE BRUCE, j Tlie Australian Contralto will sing 3 "THE ROSARY" (Kevin), "ALL SOULS' DAY," "A RESOLVE" (Ed Lassen). I . MISS LAURA WRIGHT, j Mezzo-Soprano, ■ " > . i "STRIDE LA VAMPA" (Verdi), GOUNOD'S "SERENADE" \ MILITARY BAND. 60 INSTRUMENTALISTS 5 ' (Under tho Baton of Mr. G. W. Bowes). ■./ > OVERTURE, "STRADELLA" (Flotow); SELECTION, "CARMEN" (Bizet); > "IRISH PATROL" (Turner); BALLET MOVEMENT "HERODIADE" ! (Massenet); ORIENTAL "KISMET" (Kappey); "BELLE OF NEW YORK" : (Clarko). , ' , Accompanist, MR. U. T. DIXON. Piano kindly lent by Tho Bristol Piano Company. Silver Coin Collection. ■ Doors open 7 p.m. Commencing B.IS p.m. WELLINGTON RUGBY FOOTBALL UNION. , ATHLETIC PARK, ATHLETIC PARK. >. TUESDAY, 3 rd JUNE, AT 2.45 P-M----THE GREAT MATCH, THE GREAT MATCH, THE GREAT MATCH, . THE GREAT MATCH, ■ PIONEER (MAORI) BATTALION v. WELLINGTON REPRESENTATIVES. TWO BRILLIANT TEAMS. Rally along to the Park on TUESDAY to give a- fitting reception to these dusky warriors who have fought for you and their country, and don't forget that incidentally you will see something extra special for your money. CURTAIN RAISER, 1,15 p.m. GOVERNMENT LIFE INSURANCE v. PUBLIC TRUST OFFICE.' The teams.include several senior players. Match' Played North and South. Come early to »void the rush. ADMISSION, Is; GRANDSTAND, Is. '> , • By Order of the Executive. OTARI 'MAORI RACING CLUB. WINTER MEETING, * TUESDAY & WEDNESDAY, t ' 3rd AND Uh JUNE, 1919. ' BIG FIELDS! BIG FIELDS! i' BIG FIELDS! • BIG FIELDS! FIRST RACE 11.50 a.m. 5 Train service from Wellington as follows: — 3 TUESDAY, 3rd JUNE—Wellington depart 7.45 and 8.45 a.m. For Wellington, Otaki Depart 4.20, 4.4o,'and $.15 p.m. WEDNESDAY, 4th JUNE—Wellington depart 8.45. For Wellington, Otaki depart 4.25 p.m. . CATERING BY DUSTIN'S, LTD.