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Stratford Evening Post, Volume XXV, Issue 80, 8 April 1915, Page 1

A&Ul£ME**m A programme featuring the world greatest Photo-play stars! A hi" "Bunny" comedy gUttenn; with joy, two reels of concentrated Delight, "The Adventures of Miss Tomboy.' John Bunny, an irascible parent, u aeroplanes, in steam yachts in racni* autos, and John Bunny /IN SOUP," John Bunny "Fat and burious." .. r „ r ~ - PATHE'S WAR GAZETTE. Tho struggle for tho Yser, taken under Shell fire by cinema war photographers, naval brigade, the heroes of Antwerp, the famous London Scottish, etc., etc. "IN DANCER'S HOUR, "THE CHIEF OF POLICE," "WHEN MEN WEAR SKIRTS," •The Great New York Police Carnival* A wonderful .sight which all should witness. Supported by a professional of four instruments. lOWN HALL, STRATFORD ONE NIGHT OF LAUGHTER, t TUESDAY, APRIL 1?, 1915 "CHARLEY'S AUNT" COMEDY COMPANY, Under the direction of Norman Aitken and Bentley Russell,

Producing; the Funniest Comedy ever written. CHARLEY'S AUNT CHARLEY'S AUNT From Brazil, where the nuts come from. Funny enough to make a cat laugh! Laugh! You must laugh! You can't help it! "CHARLEY'S AUNT," THE LAUGHING SUCCESS OF THE AGE. Greeted at Wellington, Christchurch, and Dunedin by Packed Houses. Be sure you do not miss seeing the dear old lady from Brazil. Prices 4s, 2s 6d, and Is, Early doors 6d extra to Is seats. Box plan and day sales at Grubb's Musio Warehouse. SOWN HALL STRATFORD, WEDNESDAY, APRIL 14. Direction ... ... Dramas., Ltd. (By Special Arrangement with) J. C. WILLIAMSON, LTD. "WITHIN THE LAW" "WITHIN THE LAW" THE GREATEST AMERICAN DRAMATIC SUCCESS Australia has seen for years. The play that packed the Theatres everywhere on its tour through the Dominion last year. A POWERFUL COMPANY of specially selected artists has been organised to present this notable play and to do justice to the real American types that take a leading part in tho development of the story.

"WITHIN THE LAW" "WITHIN THE LAW" A Remarkable Drama in 4 'Acts. Play produced by Mr E. W. Morrison. PRICES:—Is, 3,5, 2s. Box Plan opens at T. G. Grubb's on Saturday morning at 10 a.m. No extra booking fee. (OWN HALL, STRATFORD, MONDAY, APRIL 12, at S p.m. (Under patronage of the Committee of the Stratford District High School). WIRELESS, WIRELESS. " ECTTTRE AXI> EXHIBITION of 4Q Lantern Slides illustrating the uses of Wireless in the European War, will be given by MR T. H. FECAN. - Admission Gd. voted to school funds. WffcATifOJtD AOOLIMAT? NATION SOCIETY. SEASON, OOTOBEa 1, 1814 TO APKiL 80, ICiS M lOENBEB.—Men, whole *e»aon l available over .ail Dominion 20s ; ttooien and boys (under 18 years of i%#), ss. Day licenses (available for Stratford District only), 2a 3d; halfjenson licensea from December 20, | IVI4 (arailable foi Stratford District mlj), 12a Gd. Licenses m&j be obtained from the secretary. LIST OF LICENSE HOLDERS. O. Kawoleski, A. Cameron, J. W. B. Jones, C. B. Gollop, E. Judd (boy), Fred Collins, W. Lovett, L. Riera, b, Bernard, P. Wright, A. J. Walters, R. Healy (boy), FranK Collins, *». Mulvey, P. Hunter, R. F. Har*ae3s, O. Lawrence, M. Bowler, S. Campbell, J. Fitzgerald, J. Fitzgerald (boy), F. Whittle, A. D. Hunter (boy), B. F. Hunter (boy), H. Campbell, E. Maaon, O. McDonnell, J. Wing Kee, H. Kennedy, W. A. Dingle, R. Crossan (boy), E. Smith (boy), H. Brooking (boy), J. Jans (boy), H. N. Liardet, Wellington. J. Dodd (boy), E. A. Meredith, J. Dodd, J. Terry (boy), W. Bredow, 0. Henry (boy), O. Trice, M. Rogera (boy), J. Fredric, R. Curd (boy), John •.•,„,.,.,. P**v Curtis thnv), O Bayly (boy), F. Croaaley (boy), 0. Uuipitt {Aiitlhirsit, boy), J. U. d.knaaji. I. A. Nolan (boy),; ,