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Stratford Evening Post, Volume XXVIII, Issue 2, 31 August 1915, Page 1

AMUSEMENTS. MAJESTY'S THEATRE. Direction Vnd Foley. TO-NIGHT AT 8. Another treat for Picture Lovers. THE FORCED PARCHMENT. THE FORCED PARCHMENT. 11th Instalment 11th Instalment - "ADVENTURES iV KATHLYNC ••ADVENTURES OF KATHLYN." •LATEST WAR GAZETTE" Contains: Palm Sunday in LondonBed Cross Dogs leave for the Firing, Line-Bringing Down a German Aero-plane-French Soldiers in Armoured Cars-Transport Difficulties-Servian ■Artillery in Hough Country-Inhabi-tants of St. Pie Refuse to leave their Homes during Bombardment. In addition— The Man at the Key Drama. Kiddng the Boss ............ Vitagraph. The Groom' a Doom Comedy. IN AID OF THE WOUNDED . SOLDIERS. THE ONLY PAtStIC COMPANY TOURING N;Z* Under the distinguished Patronage of Countess of J Hon. Mr Massey. THE SHOW THAT IS BEATING ALL RECORDS. riiQWN HALL, STRATFORD, X Direction—The Maori Opera Coy. Business Manager—Patrick J. O'Brien FRIDAY, 3«l BEPTEMBER. at 8 p.m. (For positively one flight only). Frederick Bennett presents vst asss! :kss MS: "HINEMOA." a Maori musical play in j Act. t • _ -i tia,,o;« Rv Pfirrrv JUyun Interpreted by a„Oompanyot 40- TALENTED MAOR S-40. Direct from its phenomenally successful season at H* Majesty's Theatre. Auckland. Bead what the Auckland Herald aaya:—-"The reception given one, for the production presents many admirable features and affords a deThe Star says:—"The packed house cheered the show from, tae very outset and the curtain had to be raised MAGNIFICENT SCENERY, FULL CHOJUIijiNCHANTINC.DRESSES, NATURAL ACTORS. Bich and authentic Native Dresses. Wonderful Mechanical Meets and FULL AND EFFICIENT ORCHESTRA. Under the baton of the composer, Mr Percy Flynn. Hakas and Poi Dances, together with a host of novel attractions. j .. .1 1 1 MU„,. A .■,.!,,itBos plan at Urubb'e. Prices 4s, 3s and Book early to save disapr'ntment. pan. sharp. Carriages, motors at 10.80 p.m. 'JJ>„ GILBERT WARREN EMERY, Touring Manager.

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