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Stratford Evening Post, Volume XXV, Issue 78, 6 April 1915, Page 1

AMUSEMENTS* A stupendous programme of hits! The leading subjects is a sens'ationa spectacle full of heart interest. "OUT OF THE DEPTHS.'' "OUT OF THE DEPTHS.'' The huge audience last night greets this remarkable picture with lorn applause. Great scenes showing sub- - marines at work, life on the big battle. ships,, combined with a beautiful love romance. Grand Supporting Programme — 'WHERE THE MOUNTAINS MEET' A thrilling drama of Western America. "HAPPY-CO-LUCKY," A drama of the stage. 'LATEST AUSTRALIAN GAZETTE' "HE LOVED THE LADIES," liutton-bursting Keystone comedy. "SUCH A MESS," frolicsome comedy. "ANDY LEARNS TO SWIM," A dirt and water comedy. Pictures of all classes' to suit all classes. npOWN HALL, STRATFORD TUESDAY, APRSL 13, 1915 TUESDAY, APRIL t?, 1915 CHARLEY'S AUNT COMING.

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