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Stratford Evening Post, Volume XXVIII, Issue 3, 1 September 1915, Page 1

AMUSEMENTS. MAJESTY'S THEATRE. Direction Fred Foley. TO-NIGHT AT 8. Another treat for Picture Lovers. THE FORCED PARCHMENT. THE FORCED PARCHMENT. 11th Instalment 11th Instalment "ADVENTURES OF KATHLYN." "ADVENTURES OF KATHLYN." "LATEST WAR GAZETTE" Contains: Palm Sunday in LondonRed Cross Dogs leave lor the Firing, Line-Bringing Down a German Aeroplane—French Soldiers in Armoured Cars-Transport Difficulties-Servian Artillery in Rough Country—lnhabitants of St. Pie Refuse to leave their Homes during Bombardment. In addition — The Man at the Key Drama. Kiddng the Boss Vitagraph. The Groom's Doom Comedy.

IN AID Of THE WOUNDED SOLDIERS. THE ONLY COMPANY m * U TOURING N.Z. Under the distinguished Patronage of Countess of Liverpool, and Uie Hon. Mr Massey. « THE SHOW THAT IS BEATING ALL RECORDS. mbW A Direction—The Maori Opera Coy. Business Manager—Patrick J. O'Brien FRIDAY, 3rd SEPTEMBER, at 8 p.m. (For positively one night only). Frederick Bennett presents THE MAORI OPERA COMPANY. THE MAORI OPERA COMPANYIN "HINEMOA." *«?*•»!, tiffl S&£ W2 40-TA\.ENTED MAOHIS-40, Direct from f^J^^^?^& to the company -:-- -,.■■. one, for presents many admirable features and affords a aeThe Star says :-"The packed bouse cheered the show very outset and the,curtain had to be raised over and over again to -aooept tne audience's warm approval, CHORUS ENCHANTING DRi**!*, NATURAL ACTORS. Bich and authentic Native Dresses. FULL AND EFFICIENT ORCHESTRA. Under the baton of the composer, Mr _ Percy Flynn. L u . a host of novel attractions. Box plan at Grubhs. Prices 4s, 3s and 2s. Book early to save disappointment. Curtain at 8 p.m. sharp. Carriages, motors at 10.30 p.m. trtnxT T GILBERT WARREN EMERY, Touring Manager.

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