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Stratford Evening Post, Volume XXXII, Issue 33, 3 February 1912, Page 1

AMUSEMENTS. H.M THEATRE BERNARD'S ABOVE ALL PICTURES. TO-NJGHT. TO-NIGHT.' SATURDAY. Last Night of tho Croat Historical Photo Drama, THE BATTLE OF TRAFALGAR. I THE BATTLE OF TRAFALGAR. Every True-born Britisher should See this Great Work of Art. MONDAY, sth The Greatest of Croat Irish Dramas, COLLEEN BAWN. COLLEEN BAWN. A Picture that will bring tears to your eyes and will make you ■ laugh till you ache. Taken from Dion Boucicault’s Famous Book. All the Incidents and Scenes of the Drama are taken on the various Original Beauty Spots of Ireland. This is the Drama you have heard your Mothers and Fathers speak oi. Be Wise and See it. Prices—Cushion Chairs Is 6d, Stalls Is, Children-6d.

rjIHELMA PETERSEN CONCERT. TOWN HALL, TUESDAY, FEBRUARY 6, 8 p.m. Programme— MISS PETERSEN will sing— Abide with Me Liddle. Laud of Hope and Glory Elgar. The Rosary Niven Pianoforte Solos by Miss D. Bayly, L.A.B. “On the Mountain” and Impromptu No. 3. Mr. D. Twohill will sing—■ “Waiata Poi” and “Down the Vale!” Violin Solo, “Tarantelle” Miss Rogers Mrs. C. L. N. Petersen will sing—“La Ramieux” and “May Day Morn” Song—“An Evening Song,” Mr. E. W. Lewis. Song—Humorous, Mr. Wilkie. Accompanist, Mr. O. L. N. Petersen. Admission 3s (reserved), 2s, and Is. Box Plan at Mr. Grubb’s.

Town hall. STRATFORD; WEDNESDAY,~FEBRTJARY 7th. MISS ANDERSON HUGHES Will give an ILLUSTRATED LECTURE On "PALESTIN E.” , A New Light Upon an Old Story. Descriptive of Miss Hughes’ personal experience during her recent tours through Egypt and Palestine. A Magn : ficent Collection of Limelight Views of Oriental Life and Customs, the Temple Area—now and in the past, Jerusalem To-day, Recent Extraordinary Discoveries, including the New Calvary, Garden Tomb, Pilate’s Hall, etc. This Lecture will he of Unique Interest to every Bible Student, Teacher, . and Scholar. Admission Is, Children Cd. Commence at 8 p.m. Town hall. ELTHAM. SATURDAY NEXT SATURDAY. ONE MIGHT ONLY. MR. J. C. WILLIAMSON SPLENDID DRAMATIC 8 COMPANY, Including— MR. WILLIAM DESMOND, MISS DOROTHY, And MR. GASTON MERVALE, In th,e Greatest of All Sir Conan Doyle’s Great Dramas, THE SPECKLED BAND. THE SPECKLED BAND. THE SPECKLED BAND. Truly the Greatest Dramatic Attraction that the J. C. Williamson firm has yet sent to New Zealand. Box Plan now open at H. G. Carman’s (Eltham). Write, wire, or telephone for seats to-day. prices —D.C. and 0.5., Booked 6s, unbooked ss, Stalls 3s, Pit 2s. s TRATFORD HORTICULTURAL SOCIETY. GREAT* AUTUMN. SHOW, Of FLOWERS, VEGETABLES, HOME INDUSTRIES, And , i FINE ARTS. Will he held in tho TOWN HALL, STRATFORD, 0n t THURSDAY AND FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 22nd and 23rd. Entries close witli the Secretary on February 20th. Admission Is. W. S. CATO, Hon. Secretary.