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amusements. \ H.M. Theatre. f TO-NIGHT. A Big Feature Play, the noble lifestory of Andreas Hofer, tho brave Tyrolist Patriot and Deliverer, "FIGHTING BLOOD OF 1809." The fight, at Still Bridge, realistic conflict between* French soldiers and the Peasants of the Tyrol. Rathe’s English Gazette, with its popular contents of extreme interest. A Trip in Southern India—Paths travel series. Do you Realise the educational value of this class of pictuie? Grandmother’s Wedding Dress A play of memory and remorse. A New Keystone, THE FATAL MALLET. The Keystones have cut loose in this Comedy. Mr Will Diamond will sing “How Britishers Die.” Pay a visit to the show to-night. We are showing all top-tip pictures—a bettor show than you get in tho cities. i BIG FEATURE PLAY, Commencing FRIDAY NEXT. A Maori Play filmed in New Zealand amid the wonder sights fo Rotorua, enacted by a picked cast of 50 Maoris. "HINEMOA.” "HINEMOA.” Maoriland’s Queen of the Water, a Romantic story in dusky toning, rivalling the famous narrative of Nero and Leander. Hinemoa, a beautiful belle in Bronze, braves all, answers the love call of nandsome Tui’s flute, and swims four miles across Lake Rotorua to the Island of Mokoia. The Most Beautiful of all Maori Love . Legends. Alfred Hill’s Splendid Music. Splendid Music and Splendid Pictures.

T OWN HALL, STRATFdRD. TO-NIGHT. TO-NIGHT. NEW PLYMOUTH OPERATIC SOCIETY.

First production of Sydney Jones 3rilliant Opera, SAN TOY. (By arrangement with J. C. Williamson, Ltd.) Cast of Characters, "dapt. Bobbie Preston Mr G. Lambert Yen HowMr Alf. Gray. Sir B. Preston .Mr A. MaeDiariiiid Sing Hi. ...... Lieut. Tucker Fo Hop Mr P. E. N Stainton ..... Mr N. Parker Mr T. Hogg Emperor of China Mr E. S. Bayley ki Mr W. McEwen Poppy Preston Mrs Dell Dudley Miss K. Bennett Ko Fan Mi?s .1. Hcokor San Toy Mrs Birch-Johnstone Chorus of Wives, Mandarines, Guards, Shopkeepers, English Ladies and Dancers, supported by an efficient and Orchestra. Synopsis of Scenery. Act I. A Street in Pynka Pong. Act 11. Hall in Emperor's Palace. (A. M. Bradbury) Conductor Mr R. N. Renaiid Ass't Stage Manager Mr P. E. Stalnton Pianist , Mrs Woods Sparkling Music and Beautiful Dresses ,and Brilliant Scenic Effects. Popular prices: 4s, 2s 6d and Is. Early doors 6d extra, open at 7.15. Box plan now open at Grubb's music depot. E. L. HUMPHRIES, Hon. Secretary. NOVEMBER 30th-KEEP IT OPEN. HOME DEFENCE RIFLE CORPS. THE OLD BOYS BRIGADE

Assisted by their Lady Friends, the Boys of the Territorials and Cadets, and the Municipal Band Are Presenting To the Patriotic and Generous Peoples of Stratford and Districts, A Tip-top Evening's Entertainment, And ist-ciass SECULAR, VOCAL AND INSTRUMENTAL CONCERT. Patriotic Songs, Duets,. Trios, Quartettes, etc, of tK& Best, by the Best. Physical Drill, Bayonet Exercises, Fencing, Club Swinging,, by the youngsters. These Exercises are a Revelation. COME AND SEE THEM. MONDAY 30th, 8 Sharp. Keep that Evening Open. Proceeds to go to Gallant little Belgium—they who have fought so magnificently and who, alas, have suffered so magnificently too. WE MUST HELP THEM. So keep Monday, 30th, Open.

AND CARNIVAL. * To be held iff TOWN HALL, WHANGAMOMONA, FRIDAY AND SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 27, 28fch. V To be Opened at 3 p.m. FRIDAY, 27th. Fancy Goods Stall, Drapery Stall, Sweets Stall. Afternoon Tea and Supper Room. Side SUows. Gtiejsamg Competitions. Auction Sale Saturday .night of various goods for ths Belgian Fund. Admission: Free.

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Stratford Evening Post, Volume XXV, Issue 282, 26 November 1914, Page 1

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Page 1 Advertisements Column 1 Stratford Evening Post, Volume XXV, Issue 282, 26 November 1914, Page 1

Page 1 Advertisements Column 1 Stratford Evening Post, Volume XXV, Issue 282, 26 November 1914, Page 1

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