ENTERTAINMENTS.

Manawatu Herald, Volume XXXV, Issue 1186, 18 December 1913, Page 3

ENTERTAINMENTS.

THE JESTERS. TOWN HALL, TO-MORROW NIGHT. Have you bought your ticket yet ? Just a fiual reminder about the attraction for to-morrow night. The programme to be submitted is without doubt the most attractive one this happy band of entertainers have yet arranged. Humour abounds in plenty. The dainty dances of the ladies will be greatly admired. To see this combination of ladies and gentlemen is to take advantage of. an opportunity that may, never again be given to Foxton theatre-goers. The Jesters have been tried, and proved their worth. They have raised money all over the countrj', and always in aid of some worthy cause. They have given their services freely, and have borne the expense of preparation themselves. As such they should be rewarded with a large audience to-morrow night. To see them is to be at once interested and amused. They drive dull care away. The programme is published in another column, and contains the names of all the artists, comprising the very best talent' procurable. Mr J. Mounsey, secretary to the lifesaving appliances fund, and Mr S. W. Oliver, stage manager, have already been in Foxton making arrangements, and will arrive here early to-morrow in order to have every detail complete for the performance by the time the company arrive per motor. The price of admission is only dress circle and stalls 2s, pit is,-and as the object is a most deserving one, there should be a record attendance at the Town Hall to-morrow night.