amusements. “Still the big stars c TO-NIGHT AT ■ohie.” pICTIjRHS. MONSIEUR LEGOQ. monsieur lecoq. The daring and intrepid FRENCH DETECTIVE. In a thrilling photo play, woven round the underworld of Paris. In which is featured FLORENCE LA BAD!E, the beautiful and charming actress, who rose to fame in THE MILLION DOLLAR MYSTERY. In addition: “HIS LUCKLESS LOVE.” “in Montenegro,” “War Gazette,” “Jerry’s Big Game.” Coming Soon— “ Britain Prepared.” Announcement Extraordinary. HIS MAJESTY’S THEATRE, Wednesday and Thursday The celebrated 'international /tar, MISS GABY DESLYS, The Girl who startled Paris, with hoi Gowns, In a great him play of the stage, entitled — “HER TRIUMPH.”
fjl OWN HALL, STRATFORD. THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 14. FOX'S BAND. FOX’S BANDPatriotic and popular airs by best instrumentalists. Dancing inter spotsod with songs from 8 to 10.45 p.m. Admission : Dancing Hall—Ladies’ od, Gents’ Is; Circle (for onlookers) Cd.
STRATFORD VOLUNTEER F!RE brigade. PLAIN AND FANCY DRESS BALL AND “H&RO-UP” §OOlll In aid of the Fire Brigade’s Funds. Support your Firemen and Spend a jolly Evening on SEPTEMBER 21st, 1916, at the TOWN HALL. Tickets; Gouts 2s sid; Ladies Is 53d. Prizes for host Fancy Dress and Best “iHsvrd-up.” W. R. PAYTON, Hon. See. rjIOWN HALL, STRATFORD. Next Saturday, 16th September. ONE NIGHT ONLY. And a jolly good night too. THE DANCIES. THE DANDIES. THE DANDIES. Let him who seeketh a cheerful heart, and would find happiness in a congenial atmosphere on the seventh night of the week, gird himself, and go in haste to those messengers of peace and joy, “THE DANDIES.’’ Bro. Grubb will sell the tickets ' or the good seat, and will mark it, that none else mav. sit on it. TO GET IN—3s, 2s, Is. Direction: Ed. Branseombe Pty, Ltd.
NOTICE. NOTICE. MOT ICE. NOTICE. STAN SHARP. TOBACCONIST, BROADWAY, [SEES to notify all ins customers that ixo has Removed from Mr Mercer’s old premises to his New Shop, next Bellringer Bros., as from FRIDAY NEXT, the 9th JUNE. Mr Mercer’s old premises will bo Closed from that date. TN CONNECTION WITH THE above announcement, 1 I Would bespeak ou behaT of Mr Sharp, ' a continuance of the support and patronage accorded me by mv frienos and customers for the past twenty-four years. Contagions Mammitis. —The mam thing in combatting this scourge is immediate treatment on first symptoms. If you do this with <l Aivi’Mammitia,” then the result it? practically sure. You may not have it in your herd now, but to-morrow your turn may come and you would w forearmed had you a supply oi 4 AntijMamraitis” ou hand. McMillan and Fredric, Boh Agents. Price 4< per THOMAS MERCER. |»cket nf Hi doaaa, mist pam «« «*• *
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Stratford Evening Post, Volume XXXI, Issue 38, 12 September 1916, Page 1
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