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Stratford Evening Post, Volume XXVII, Issue 79, 2 August 1915, Page 1

AMUSEMENTS. COD SAVE THE KING. JJIS MAJESTY’S THEATRE, Direction Fred Foley. EVERYTHING NEW TO-NIGHT. A magnificent programme headed by “THE CARDEN OF “THE CARDEN OF BRIDES.’ -7th Instalment of Selig’s Wild Animal Serial ADVENTURES OF KATHLYN ADVENTURES OF KATHLYN JOFFRE NIBBLING AT ’EM in the sand dunes— directing operations—a scouting expedition—at a hucKc fire street damaged—seaside house used as a stable—the Arab horsemen. etc. , “BARRIER OF FLAMES, Powerful feature drama, including sensational fire scene. “WAR GAZETTE,” from in and around the firing line. “FATTY’S MAGIC PANTS.” Screaming Keystone Comedy. Musical Director Chas f U>Xnotice to horse-owners, HORSE-CLIPPING. ! horse-cupping. ATEST electrically driven Wolseley J Clippers have been installed at o Empire Stables. Ho.se dipped rile you wait I First come, the first rved! Yhone 65. A. J. DAYEY.

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