AMUSEMENTS.
HIS MAJESTY’S THEATRE.. A fresh picture programme will Ik* submitted at His M ajar tv’s Theatre tiiis evening. the various sections being well represented. 'I he chief attraction is “The Siege of Troy,” a carolully-prepa! ed reprcsentuiioii ol the famous conflict between Grecians and Romans. The him is over 2oO|)ft. long, and is full of life and incident. SALVATION ARMY CONCERT. At the Salvation Army Hal! this evening -what is described as a “Special Lifeboat Sc! vice” will bo held. A munl.v! of solos, concerted musical items, recitations, etc., are on the programme, which is published in another column, and a pleasant evening is promised. CORONATION SKATING RINK. Roth the afternoon and evening cessions at this rink continue to ho well patronised, and lovers of the rollers who have not yet paid a visit to j this rink should do so. Roth the floor and skates are in good condition, and I with the usual attractions a pleas- | ant evening can ho spout. Prizes for i ladies and gentlemen, and a polo I match will form part of to-morrow evening’s programme.
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Stratford Evening Post, Volume XXIX, Issue 143, 9 August 1911, Page 6
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