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Stratford Evening Post, Volume XXXVI, Issue 59, 15 July 1913, Page 1

amusements. BERNARD’S PICTURES. Every Evening at 8 o'clock Sharp. Bernard's Symphony Orchestra. MONDAY’S DELECTABLE TIT-BITS Superb Dramatic Films. GERINOMO’S LAST RAID. GERINOMO’S LAST RAID. A Masterful Effort, depicting the last days of the mighty Indian Wild Life Chief.' THE BROKEN OATH. THE BROKEN OATH. A Powerful Dramatic and Remarkable Drama. LATEST ECLAIR JOURNAL. BOY’ AND tfHE GIRL. THREE GIRLS AND A MAN. THROUGH THE HIGHLANDS. A Faithful Scenic Production, and a Host of Other Gems. USUAL FARES. T OWN HALL, STRATFORD. TO-MORROW NIGHT ONLY. •WEDNESDAY, JULY 16. Mr Jack Waller’s Musical Flight of Fancy, THE BUTTERFLIES. lilE BUTTERFLIES. Direct from England and South Africa. the Butterflies. Blue Hungarian Band Burlesque. MONS. PATTI MACWATSON—’CeIIo SIG. PADDI DENNETT!—Pianist. HERR KUBELIK WALLERINSKI— Violin. THE BUTTERFLIES. , Out on their own. Popular Prices': 3s, 2s, and Is. Early doors 6d extra. Box plans now open at Grubb’s. W. BARTON Advance Agent. rri 0 W N HALL. Sole Direction Allan Hamilton. SATURDAY NEXT, JULY 19th. FOR ONE NIGHT ONLY. THE HAMILTON PLIMMER COMPANY. ( Mrs Robert Brough, Beatrice Day, H. R., Roberts, Harry Plimmer, Arthur Styan, • Stirling, Winter Hall, Etc., Etc. Presenting on a Scale of Magnificence Victor Widnell’s highly successful J Society Comedy Drama, "A WOMAN OF IMPULSE.” "A WOMAN OF IMPULSE.” A Play of sound human sentiment, and delightful attractiveness. NOTE.—Local play-goers will remember this 'brilliant Company’s production here some two years ago of “Lovers’ Lane.” “A. Woman of Impulse” is infinitely stronger in its appeal, and the Company, as at present constituted, represents “The most Powerful Combination of Dramatic Artists toifring Australasia.” PRICES—Ss, 3s and Is. Box plans open at Grubb’s on Wednesday morning at 9. Touring Manager, Gordon L. Conrad.

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