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Evening Post, Volume XCVIII, Issue 40, 16 August 1919, Page 2

G_A|s" «gERA HOUSE.' RAND OPERA HOUSE. TO-NIGHT! TO-NIGHT' TO-NIGHT! , TO-NIGHT! ' "GAY GAMBOLS." " GAY GAMBOLS." "GAY GAMBOLS." BIG SHOW\ BIG SHOW. ' PERFORMING ORCHESTRA. PERFORMING ORCHESTRA. 3s 2d, 2s Id, Is Id. Plan Bristol. /"IRAND OPERA HOUSE, Direction J. C. Williamson, Ltd. GOOD NEWS FOR WELLINGTON! i GOOD NEWS FOR WELLINGTON 1 COMING COMING y; JELLICOE'S WEEK, JELLICOE'S WEEK, JELLICOE'S WEEK, J. C. WILLIAMSON'S I J. C. WILLIAMSON'S ' Stupendous 1919 Annual • 'PANTOMIME! PANTOMIME! PANTOMIME! This Year tho Immortal Story of "GOODY TWO SHOES." "GOODY TWO SHOES." "GOODY TWO SHOES,'* Particulars Monday's issue, BRITANNIA THEATRE. RITANNIA THEATRE. ANOTHER STAR SUPER-FEATURE. TO-DAY And TO-NIGH? ROBERT WARWICK In '•■',''.'. "THE SILENT MASTER." "THE SILENT MASTER." "THE SILENT MASTER." "THE SILENT MASTER." The Strangest Figure in aU Fiction. An Amazing Love Story Which Grips the ' Heart. '^ ' Adapted from Phillips Oppenheim _ '•* Famous Novel. COMIC, SCENIC, TOPICAL, AND INDUSTRIAL FEATURES IN SUPPORT. PEpPLE'S PICTURE PALACE. ' EOPLE'S PICTURE PALACE. TO-DAY And TO-NIGHT SUNNY MAY ALLISON * SUNNY MAY ALLISON . SUNNY MAY ALLISON In The Latest Metro Production,"THE ISLAND OF INTRIGUE." "THE ISLAND OF INTRIGUE.'' "THE ISLAND OF INTRIGUE." "THE ISLAND OF INTRIGUE." iAn Excitingl Story of Adventure and Intrigue. Full of Thrills and Romance. If this story were in book form, you would mies your own funeral, and finish % reading it. . JAZZ! JAZZ! JAZZ! JAZZt In the New Overture. QUR THEATRE, NEWTOWN. Tho Theatre with the BIG ATTRACTIONS. SATURDAY AND MONDAY, - "A SOUL WITHOUT WINDOWS!" ETHEL CLAYTON and FRANK MAYO. A story of love and pathos in a Quaker village, culminating in a triumphant paean of happiness. The darkened windows opened tho sunshine of her laughter. "HAYSEEDS!" "HAYSEEDS!" The Great Australian Film Picture, which creates Roars of Laughter. The Fighting Trail—The Ledge of Despair. The Greatest Outdoor Serial Ever Shown.Only Two More Nighte of this Double Attraction, DON'T MISS IT! WELLINGTON SOUTH LABOUR PARTY; THE Euchre Party and Dance will be ' held in St. Thomas's Hall, Newtown, on MO.TOAY, 18th AUGUST, 7.45 p.m. sharp. Good music and. prizes. Refreshments. Tickets Is. The committee wish to apologise to the numerous patrons for the unavoidable inconvenience at the last social, but can now assure this difficulty has been overcome. H. E. SWINDELL, Hon. Sec., 21, Waterloo-avenue. ■pROGBJESS-VE EUCHRE PARTY (In aid of Hinemoa and Tutanekai Stalls at St. Joseph's Parish Bazaar) Will be held at MARBLE BAR, WILLIS-STREET, on MONDAY EVENING, 18th AUGUST, At 7.45 p.m. Good Prizes. Refreshments. WELLINGTON ORIGINAL JAZZ ORCHESTRA. A COMPLETE Jazz Orchestra has been formed of leading professional musicians, and is open for engagement for 8a115,.-Dances, etc.. For particulars apply to G. Carver, Secretary ('Phono 1072), or H. J. Tutschka ('Phono 2589). N.B.—The Jazz Orchestra will make its initial performance on TUESDAY NEXT at the Fox Trot Evening, for which invitations have been issued. ORCHESTRA FOR DANCES. BRAUND'S ELITE ORCHESTRA is Open for Engagements for; Dances, Parties, etc. Address L. BRAUND, Care of J. J. Curtis and Coy GIRLS! GIRLS! GIRLS! V ou W ill C ome A gain IF you once try the Shilling Lunch to bo had at the Boulcott-trcct Lunch and Loungo Rooms. Wholesome, Health-giving, and Homelike. Opening WEDNESDAY, 13th Auguetj