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Stratford Evening Post, Volume XXV, Issue 20, 25 January 1915, Page 1

AMUSEMENTS. THURSDAY (NEXT) THURSDAY The famous player's latest photo plav triumph. The most popula young Picture Actress in the Unite! States, .Hazel Dawn, who scored the biggest stage success know in New York, in Bronson Howard i famous International romance, "ONE OF OUR GIRLS" In -ONE OF OUR GIRLS" Three "ONE OF OUR GIRLS" Acts. A wonderful story with many thrilling situations, acted by a great New York cast. Yitagraph will entertain and amr.se '"with the comedy feature, "TANGLED TANGOISTS." Excellent Gaumont Scenic, "A MOUNTAIN PASS." Some delightful yet difficult country splendidly pictured. > The most popular of all pictorial , Magazines, "PATHE'S WAR GAZETTE," Chock full of news concerning the War in Europe. The Edison Co. is represented by some high-class fooling, "THE EVER GALLANT MARQUIS" The Eclipse Orchestra plays the very LATEST OF MUSIC. OWN HALL. TO-NIGHT. TO-NIGHT. The following selections, interspersed in the toast list, will be presented : Overture Egmont Orchestra Song Mr H. W Douglas

".Long lave tne ivmg Song "Les Marseillaise" Mr B. Malone Song Mrs E. C. Robinson "Your King and Country Want You" (Ladies' Recruiting Song) Song (Selected) Mr F. Goldsmith Recitation (Selected) Capt. Allen Song (Selected) ... Miss E. Sangster Song, "Robin Adair" ... Mrs Massey Toast "The Ladies" Mr S. McAlister Song, "My Ain Folk" Miss M. Mackay Song' i Miss Sullivan "Sunshine and Rain" Song Mrs E. C. Robinson "Auld Robin Gray" Recitation (Selected) Mr Ranford Toast "The Press" Mr A. T. Grant Song (Selected) Miss Sangster Song, "There's a Land" Mr R. Malone "Auld Lang Syne." SCOTCH MUSIC AND DANCES. Admission—Gents 2s 6d. Ladies Is 6d. JOHN PETRIE, Secretary. / TARANAKI METROPOLITAN AGRICULTURAL SOCIETY. 40th ANNUAL 40th SHOW

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