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Stratford Evening Post, Volume XXXII, Issue 27, 28 December 1916, Page 1

AMUSEMENTS. ' / , THE MINISTER: “The stage is an instrument of the Devil?” the ACTRESS: “Even an actress can play her part and live her hte to the glory of Cod.” AJESTY’S mO'NICHT. H.M jA.n emotional drama of the stage “Rehind the Scenes,” , THE ACTRESS AND THE MINISTER. She, was a woman of beauty and daring. Gossip had unjustly named hot “the notorious Flo. Burke.” On a holiday she meets and loves a young parson". Knowing his aversion, to actresses, she .conceals her identity, marries him, lets consequences take care of themselves. It enthralls —It Amazes—lt Inspiras. War Gazette, Love and Bullets, etc. rjTOWN HAL if, STRATFORD, RACE NIGHT, JANUARY ISt. Positively Farewell Performance of the Merry, Breezy, Fascinating Pantomime, “BEAUTY AND THE BEAST.” 60 - PERFORMERS 60 Comprising Taranaki’s Leading Amateurs. “Trentham” and “Tulip Time in Holland” right off the Press. And the Ballet de Hoses? and the Chorus, Fairies in Fairyland? and the Gorgeous Costumes? and the Big Orchestra! and the dazzling dances! and the dimples on those darlings that *,rc young and spry, every cautions Fear disarming Coming Throu’ the Bye! and the Spectacular Lighting Effects. PANTOMIME PRICES — 3s, ‘2s, Is. Plan at Fox’s Music Depot, Broadway. VANCANUI GARRISON BAND. ider the auspices of the Stratford Racing Club. GRAND SACRED CONCERT. GRAND SACRED CONCERT. GRAND SACRED CONCERT. lid of Taranaki Wounded Soldiers Fund.) L AND P. SHOWGROUNDS, STRATFORD, NDAY, 31st DECEMBER, 1916. (2.30 p.m.) mmodation for horses, vehicles and motors free. GRANDSTANDS FREE. v . ‘ A if'! ERNOOW TEA ON GROUNDS. mission-Adults Is, Children nn.2, 6d. A. COLEMAN, Secretary S.R.C. J. W. McMILLAN, . Sec. Stratford Patriotic Com. WN HALL, STRATFURD. TJESDAY, JANUARY 2nd. The\Famons Russian Baritone, EUGENE OSSIPOFF. EUGENE OSSIPOFF* EUGENE OSSIPOFF. A Tremendous Success. Return Visit to Stratford after an extended tour through the Last. With an Excllenb Company, Including; Miss Bessie Rogers, Elocutionist. Miss Ethnco Clegg, Mezzo Soprano. / Miss Sylvia Roberts, Pianist and Accompanist. ONE NIGHT ONLY. p,.'i ceK —Is Gd, 2s (id, and Is. ,No extra for booking. ? Plans now open at Grubb’s. GOODS ON APPROVAL.

R| HANNAH ANT) CO. rcspeot- » fully inform their customcis that owing to the difficulties of I' 10 curing many linos of Boots and Shoes in any quantities; that the sending out of goods on approval will ho discontinued during the Christinas rush. R. HANNAH AND CO. Boot Manufacturers.

(IIIINA Yes. wo have a nice kclccJ tion in Royal Doujton and other nice pieces suitable for the season.— Charles E. James. PUBLIC NOTICE. HQ the general public of Stratford L ami surrounding district.—l, Sing Leo, have this day disposed mv Laundry business to Joe Lee, Mnndrvman, late of New Plymouth, whose abilities as a first-class Laundryrnan are well-known during the past five years. I wish to thank all Jny custom -s for past favors, and beg r continuum- of same to my successor Joe Lee, 1 aundryman, Broadway il ' St ° Vff *■“ %IK '