IHUBEMENTfI. j^'x^^^eae^ -i ie***d iei^ee**ew*Sl,^BSßwißssSS3i''i* llieliee ®Bi H.M. Theatre. Exceptional Picture Attractions. A thrilling romance of the Customs Service, a dramatic feature uith stirring episodes, “HIS FIRST CASE.” It is a high praised Lubiu production of quality. Extraordinary War Events.— The Egyptian Army, Native Troops who have engaged the Turks in Egypt, KEYSTONE! Featuring Ituscoe Arhuckle ‘Our Fat Boy in “FATTY’S DEBUT,” the funniest thing on earth “MAX AND THE LADY DOCTOR,” Direct from the Baris studio. "THE WOES OF A WAITRESS.” Edison’s first-rate play “THE LIGHT ON THE WALL,” The story of a fugitive from justice. Variety turn by "The two Bars vaudeville acrobats. Every film speaks for itsielf. A great budget.
rpOWN HALL, STRATFORD one night of laughter, TO-MORROW NIGHT, TUESDAY, APRIL 13, 1915. “CHARLEY’S AUNT” COMEDY COMPANY, Under the direction of Norman Aitkcu and Bentley Russell, Producing the Funniest Comedy e\ ei 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 Cd, and Is. Early doors Cd extra to .Is seats. Box plan and 1 day sales at Grubb’s Music Warehouse. rjIOWN HALL STRATFORD, WEDNESDAY, APRIL 14. Direction . Dramas, Ltd. (By Special Arrangement with) J. C. WILLIAMSON, LTD. c “WITHIN THE LAW” 1 THE THRILLING AMERICAN “ PLAY. Produced by a Powerful Company Under the Stage Direction of AIR W. E. MORRISON. “WITHIN THE LAW” “See this gun? Even if I used it they wpuld never get wise to me. I’m the first man in the business J to got one, and I’ll hot on it. I that’s what they call a Maxim Silencer. With smokeless powder and the silencer 1 can fire a shot from my coat pocket, and you would never know it had been done.” “WITHIN THE LAW” NOTE.—The silent pistol used in this production is furnished by vac Maxim Silent FireaDns Co., of Connecticut, U.S.A. “WITHIN THE LAW” PRICES:— 4s, 3s, and 2s.
Box Plan at T, G. Grubb’s now open. No extra charge for booking. * muWN HALL, STRATFORD, MONDAY, APRIL 12, at 8 p.m. (Under patronage of the Committee of the Stratford District High School). WIRELESS. WIRELESS. Lecture and exhibition of 40 Lantern Slides illustrating the uses of Wireless in the European War, will be given by MR T. H. PECAN. Admission 6d. All proceeds of the lecture to be devoted to school funds. DO NOT THROW YOUR OLD BOOTS AND SHOES AWAY. J. H. FOKJD, BOOTMAKER AMD REPAIRER, BROADWAY SOUTH, (Over the Bridge), IS a purchaser of Ladies’ and Gents’ left off -Boots and Shoes, Npw is the time to economise. Boots are high in price. Hence the economy of getting your Repairs done by him, who has won the title of “First-Class Boot Repairer.” HAND SEWN OR RIVETTED.
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Stratford Evening Post, Volume XXV, Issue 83, 12 April 1915, Page 1
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498Page 1 Advertisements Column 1 Stratford Evening Post, Volume XXV, Issue 83, 12 April 1915, Page 1
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