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Stratford Evening Post, Volume XXV, Issue 81, 9 April 1915, Page 1

ftMUESMGH?®. A delightful array of novel plays headed by a gorgeously colored feature '"KINC IN NAME ALONE," A tremendous diplomatic and military drama, a grim story of revolution, the overthrow of a dynasty-it thrills the heart, a most powerful subject. 1 Keystone "break-up" comedy "A BRAND NEW HERO," Farce that dares you to stop laughing. -THE VALLEY OF THE ARNE," A most beautiful color scenic. "THE CAUMONT WAR CRAPHIC" Everybody's favourite, picturing nothing but'the latest war events. "HUNGER KNOWS NO LAW," A gripping Vitagraph play. "THE GIRL OF THE SEASON'S" Comedy-Drama. Every subject is brand new—we get the very best for our patrons,because we like to satisfy. rpOWN HALL, STRATFORD ONE NiGHT OF LAUGHTER, TUESDAY, APRIL I*, 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 U. Early doors 6tV extra to Is seats. Box plan and day sales at Grubb's Music Warehouse.

OWN HALL STRATFORD, " WEDNESDAY, APRIL 14. Direction Dramas, Ltd. (By Special Arrangement with) J. C. WILLIAMSON, LTD. "WITHIN THE LAW" "WITHIN THE LAW" The Sensational Dramatic Hit of Three Continents, Written by BAYARD YELLIER, Dr. Woodrow Wilson, President of the United States; "I was never more thrilled and interested." Ex-President Roosevelt: "As a good-citizen I want to thank you for your play." "WITHIN THE LAW" "WITHIN THE LAW" The story is thrilling from lieginning to end. The element of mystery is associated with a crime and its far-reaching consequences. THE CENTURY'S GREATEST DRAMATIC SUCCESS Portrayed by a Powerful Company. Play produced by Mr E. W. Morrison. PRICES :—4s, 3s, 2s. Box Plan opens at T. G. .Grubb's to-morrow ;. No extra charge for book- . lIOWN HALL, STRATFORD, MONDAY, APRIL 12, at 8 p.m. (Under patronage of the Committee of the Stratford District High School). WIRELESS. WIRELESS. i" ECTURE AND EXHIBITION of 10 Lantern Slides illustrating the uses of Wireless in the European War, will be given by MR T. H. FEGAN. ' Admission Gd. All proceeds of the lecture to be devoted to school funds. MffcATtfOM) ACCLIMATISATION SOCIETY. ."ifHING BFASON, OOTOBEi* 1, 1814 TO APRIL SO, IMB--1' XCJKNSES.—-Men, t?hok seasoa, available over all Dominion 20b ; £«sKn«n and boys (under 18 years of **«), 6s. Day licenses (available for '•Stratford District only), 2s 8d; halfjetcon licenses from December 20, 1814 (available for Stratford District only), 12g Bd. Licenses may be obtained from the secretary. LIST OF LICENSE HOLDERS. O, Kawoleski. A. Cameron, J. W. B. Jones, C 8.-Gollop, E. Judd (boy), Fred Collins, W. Lovett, L. Riera, a Bernard, P. Wright, A. J. Walters, R. Healy (boy), FranK Collins, <i, Mnlvey, P. Hunter, R. F. Harkuess, 0. Lawrence, M. Bowler, S. Campbell, J. Fitzgerald, J. Fitzgerald (boy), F. Whittle, A. D. Hunter (boy), B. F. Hunter (boy), H. Campbell, E. Mason, O. McDonnell, J. Wing Kee, H. Kennedy, W. A. Dinglo, R. Crossan ' v boy), E. Smith (boy), H. Brooking (boy), J. Jans (boy), H. N. Liardet, Weihagton. J. Dodd (boy), E. A. Meredith, J Dodd, J. Terry (boy), W. Bredow, C Henry (boy), O. Trice, M. Rogers (boy). J Fredric, R. Curd (boy), John Smart (Eltham), Roy Curtis (boy), G. Bayly (boy), F. Crossley (boy), C. Culpitt (Midhirst, boy), J. Q. Hansen J A.. Nolan (bo-V £. V. HA&KNESfc Boarertarj.