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Stratford Evening Post, Volume XXXVIII, Issue 43, 20 February 1914, Page 1

AMUSEMENTS. TO-NIGHT. TO-NIGHT. TO-NIGHT. TO-NIGHT. OUE GRAND OPENING PRO- , GRAMME takes one from the Lowly Earth to the Highest Peaks of Romance, and ends only where man's imagination is forced to stop. Headed by the Famous War Drama, THE GRIM TOLL OF WAR. THE CRIM TOLL OF WAR. THE GRIM TOLL OF WAR. This photoplay will be remembered long after it is seen. It is one of those rare productions that unite a. story of thrilling interest with the strongest kind of moral lesson. ROSE OF SALEM. A sublime and artistic interpretation of a story of rural life, beautiful in its impressiveness. PRIDE OF ANGRY BEAR, Indian romance, poetic, with a theme of pathetic appeal. KING CARNIVAL NICE. A special Independent Subject. EVENTFUL BARGAIN DAY. A rip-roaring Comedy. IN THE LAND OF THE CACTUS. IN THE LAND OF THE CACTUS. The most blase audience is sure to be thrilled and awed by the succession of hair-raising situations in the extremely realistic story. JIM, THE BURGLAR. Our Comedy Feature. And Many Others. Doors open 7 sharp, commence 8 o'clock. PRICES—StaIIs Is, circle Is Gd; ladies Is to all parts. RATEPAYERS.—Patronise your own Town Hall and keep down the Rates. .OWN HALL, STRATFORD. Direction: Stephenson and Linley.

THE ROYAL PANTOMIME CO, PRESENT NEXT TUESDAY, 24th FEBRUARY, FOR ONE NIGHT ONLY, Tho Gorgeous and Spectacular Pantomime, OLD MOTHER HUBBARD OLD MOTHER HUBBARD With its thousand and one movements of increasing merriment. Beautifully Staged, Regularly Costumed. A Whirlwind of Fun. The Brightest and Best Musical Tit-Bit of Modern Times. 2 CROWDED ACTS OF LAUGHTER Including a series of brilliant and attractive musical sketches and Specialities. MAGNIFICENT STAGE PICTURES, Including KO STAR ARTISTS KO OA Magnificent Ensembles. Dainty Ballets.. Popular Prices—4s, 2s 6d, and Is. Box plan at Grubb's. W. A. LOW, Touring Manager. r ■ iOWN HALL, STRATFORD. NEXT WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 25th. J. C. WILLIAMSON, Ltd., Presents WITHIN THE LAW. WJTKJN THE LAW.

THE RECORD-BREAKING DRAMA Here are some of its Records: LONDON, Under the direction of Sir Herbert Tree, at the Haymarket Theatre, 250 PERFORMANCES, Including a Royal Command Night. in the presence of their Majesties, KING GEORGE and QUEEN MARY. Still drawing crowded houses, and every seat booked weeks ahead. NEW YORK. Sixteen months continuous' run. SYDNEY and MELBOURNE. Three Months each. AUCKLAND. Packed Houses for a Fortnight. The Beautiful Young Emotional ..Actress, MURIEL STARR, As Mary Turner. "The finest actress seen in Australia for many years."—'Daily Telegraph' (Sydney). Box plans open at Grubb's to-mor-row (Saturday) morning PRICES.—Gs, 4s, and 2s. NURSE CROSS, Tahiti Nursing Home, PEMBROKE ROAD, Stratford. riIOWN and Country Patients reJ- ceived ; every convenience, comfort, and attention. TERMS MODERATE. MRS HASSALL, CERTIFICATED MIDWIFE AND k j LADIES' NURSE, Miranda Street, Stratfrd. Thw Beat A.^ommwlation There is a splendid lot of presentation pipes in cases at James', Paeh Trader,,