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Stratford Evening Post, Volume XXV, Issue 82, 10 April 1915, Page 1

AKIUaEMEiW?®, A delightful array of novel plays headed by a gorgeously colored feature “KING 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. A 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. “TH E? CAUMONT WAR GRAPHIC Everybody’s favourite, picturing nothing but the latest war “HUNGER KNOWS NO LAW,” A gripping Vita graph play. "THE GIRL OF THE SEASON'S” Comedy-Drama. Every subject is brand new—wo get the very best for our patrons,because w© like to satisfyrnoWN HALL STRATI' ORD, A WEDNESDAY, APRIL 14. Direction Dramas, Ltd. (Bv Special Arrangement with) / C. WILLIAMSON, LTD. “WITHIN THE LAW” ■er - ’grit gsy.’--. • The Thrilling American Drama, “WITHIN THE LAW” THE PLAY WITH THE RECORDS. London,—l2 months Haymarkot Theatre. New York.—l 6 months Eltinga Theatre. Sydney—4 months Criterion Theatre. Melbourne —4 months Theatre Royal “WITHIN THE LAW” The silent pistol used in this production is' furnished by the Maxim Silent Firearms Company, of Hartford, Connecticut, U.S.A., and was specially constructed for use in “Within the Law,” whilst the silencer is made for nse in connection with military rifles its application for the purpose of a silent pistol is not allowed, as it is well-known it would constitute a danger against mankind. The use of the Silent Pistol in this production is allowed by special sanction. “WITHIN THE LAW” Play Produced by E. W. Morrison. PRICES:— 4s, 3s, and 2s. Box Plan at T, G. Grubb’s opened this morning. No extra booking lee.

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