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Stratford Evening Post, Volume XXXVIII, Issue 11, 13 January 1914, Page 1

AMUSEMENTS. BERNARD'S PICTURES. Every Evening. Delightful Music. TO-MIGE-JT’S huge chance. A Play of immense power. A story of a Beautiful Adventuress.

The Compelling Power of this Grand Plav is NOT to he RESISTED. WHERE SHORE AND WATER MEET. Full of Humanity and Conspicuous Power. STILL ANOTHER KEYSTONE COMIC. AT 12 O’CLOCK. You saw “A NOISE I ROM THE DEEP.” SEE THIS, IT’S BETTER. A.B.’S BIG COMIC, ’ * SUFFRAGETTE MINSTRELS. Not Musical, hut Laughable. And our Usual Weekly News Eclair Journal. ONE NIGHT ONLY. TOWN HALL, WEDNESDAY, 14th JANUARY. WIELAERT-PECHOTSCH COMBINATION OF STAR ARTISTS. Direction of B. E. Williams. Direct from

3 Weeks’ Triumphant Soccesses at the AUCKLAND EXHIBITION And AUCKLAND TOWN HALL. Prolonged enthusiasm and applause. .Repeated encores demanded. Demonstrative appreciation. Songs, ballads, duets, violin and piano solos, duets, concerted numbers, elocutionary items and humorous songs. MADAME WIELAERT, Distinguished Dramatic Operatic Soprano. HERR PECHOTSCH, . World famed Versatile Violin Virtuoso. MISS SECCOMBE, Charming, Popular Contralto. MR. THOMAS HARRIS, Brilliant New Zealand Elocutionist and Entertainer. HERR WIELAERT, Pianist (Conductor of Auckland Orchestral and Other Societies). MADAME PECHOTSCH, Accompaniste. The Greatest Combination of Talent that has ever visited Stratford. Popular Prices—4s, 3s, 2s. Bos plan at Grubb’s. P. A. HILLARY, Manager. HOB PRINTING IN ALL ITS BRANCHES AT THE ' ] ‘‘Stratford Evening J I ,• L ■ c PRINTING WORKS. i

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