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Stratford Evening Post, Volume XXXII, Issue 28, 29 December 1916, Page 1

AMUSEMENTS. -j|- fjto-nicht. Another Rig Triangle feature film, “THE GOOD BAD MAN.” “THE GOOD BAD MAN.” “THE GOOD BAD MAN.” “There’s so much had in the host of ms and so much good in the worst oi ills that it hardly behoves any of ns to find fault with the rest of ns.” THRILLS, (MIN PLAT, LArtiiHii ER, DARE-DEVIL HIDING, AND / LOVE GALOPE. The story of an outlaw who stole only to 'help deserted children.

Supporting films: WOMEN MUNITION WORKERS. THROUGH NO VS A SCOTIA. WAR GAZETTE, etc. jyjATINEE gATURDAY, 1.30, IF MAJESTY’S THEATRE. M ON DAY and T RACE NIGHTS, UESDAY. OFFICIAL CABLE:—“.Northwards ot tho Somme wo progressed to Malissiso Itidge, southwards ot the Som- \ me, the Gormans,” elc. (Sec today’s cables). # “THE BIG PUSH.” “THE BIG PUSH.” LLOYD. GEORGE SAYS: “Al! Must Ssc It.” THE. BATTLE The War as THE BATTLE ' it is to-day. Our first real OF THE SO3i.BE. glimpse of it. OF THE SOMME. The first and only pictures of the “Big Push” which opened at tho village of Mametz, and is still raging. An awe-inspiring reproduction of the terrific events in which our brothers, our sons, and fathers are gloriously playing''their parts lids day. WHAT’S CM RACE NIGHT? Why, THE PANTOMIME. "Where is it? TOWN HALL of course < What, “THE PANTOMIME.” , “BEAUTY AND THE BEAST” is the name of the PANTOMIME. Sixty performers take part in the PANTOMIME. The latest song, Patriotic “TiIENTHAM,” at life PANTOMIME. It’s Tulip Time in Holland at the PANTOMIME. Of course you’re going, “not art.” TO THE PANTOMIME. No, we won’t admit . tho Kaiser TO THE PANTOMIME. Transformation scenes ‘par excellence’ AT THE PANTOMIME. Colossal Electrical Ellccts THE , PANTOMIME. 3s, 2s, and Is, arc the prices*- JfOl]. THE PANTOMIME. ■Reserves at Fox’s, Broadway, I 1 OB THE PANTOMIME. Net Proceeds for Lady Liverpool fund FROM THE PA NT<)M IM E. WANGANUI GARRISON BAND. Under the auspices of the Stratford Racing Club. GRAND SACRED CONCERT. GRAND SACRED CONCERT. GRAND SACRED CONCERT. (In aid of Taranaki Wounded Soldiers’ Fund.) A. AND P. SHOWGROUNDS, STRATFORD, SUNDAY, 31st DECEMBER, 1916. (2.30 p.rn.) Accommodation for horses, vehicles * and motors free. GRANDSTAN DS FREE. AFTERNOON TEA ON GROUNDS. Admission—-Adults Is, Children under 12, (id. A. COLEMAN, Secretary S.R.C. J. W. McM ILL AN, / ijcfioii. See. Stratford Patriotic Com. OWN HALL, STRATFORD. TUESDAY, JANUARY 2nd. The Famous Russian Baritone, EUGENE OSSJPOFF. EUGENE OSSIPOFF. EUGENE OSSIPOFF. A Tremendous 'Success. Return Visit to Stratford - after an '*extended' tour through the East. With an Kxellont Company, Including: Miss Bessie Rogers, Elocutionist. Miss El hi mo Clegg, Mezzo Soprano. Miss Sylvia Roberts, Pianist and Accompanist. - * ■ z' ONE NIGHT ONLY. Prices—l ■- Gd, 2s (id, and Is. No extra for hooking. Plans now ■ pen at Grubb's. CHINA Yes, e have a nice selection in Roy. I Donlton and other nice pieces suital-E for the season.— Charles E. James.