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Taranaki Daily News, Volume LVII, Issue 232, 10 March 1915, Page 1

rj>. H E A T R E JJ 0 Y A I Direction: (3<wrge Muggrovo. SATURDAY, MARCH 20. NELLIE STEWART in Tlie Great Historical Costume Play Dorothy o' the Hall

In Four Acts. A Romantic Story of the Days of Queen 'Elizabeth. A Stirring Tale of Love and Intrigue crowded with exciting incidents and rich in delightful comedy. NELLIE STEWART "Miss Stewart exhibited all those charms and graces which have so endeared her to playgoers."—Daily Telegraph (Sydney). Nellie Stewart in a coquettish mooc has always been inimitable, and she i( so still. The vivacity of her temperament cannot fade.—Sydney Sun. Supporting Artists: Mr Clarence Blakiston, the Distinguished English Actor. Mr Allan Wilkie, from the Garrifck Theatre, London." Mr 11. K. Roberts, the Brilliant Roman, tie Actor. * Mr J. B. Atholwood, the clever character actor. And one of the strongest Companies that ever toured the Dominion. NEARLY 70 PERSONS ENGAGED. During tile tljjrd act Dorothy Vernon (Miss Stewart) fights a duel with her 2ousin, Sir Malcolm Vernon, one of the many exciting incidents of the play. PRICES: Cs, 4s, and 2s. Box plans :>pcn at Collier's Thursday, March 18th. J II E A T R E 'tTL MONDAY, MARCH 22nd. At 8 p.m. GRAND CONCERT. THE FAMOUS RUSSIAN ARTISTSLEO, JAN, and MISCHEL CHERNIAVISKY Violinist, Pianist, and 'Cellist. I'he Auckland Herald says:— "They are ;hrce young priests from the Temple of ;he Muses who have been projected into ;he earth-world to bring comfort to the learts of tens of thousands, Their nusic brings with it a message of hope md joy—hope and joy that will tend to levelop expanding ideas in those prtvil;ged to hear it. One leaves the presence >f the artists and the concert hall they >lay in, but one never entirely loaves -lie presence of their haunting music, or its essence seems to cling permanent, y to one, making for increased happiless and optimism. If I wanted to do i good turn to anyone I would recomnend them to listen to the Chcrniaviky's music, and that as often as posiible." Admission—3/- and ~2/.. Reserved Seats 4/-. Reserved Scats for school parties' 2/6 each. General Manager, Howard Edie. NOTICE TO SUBSCRIBERS. i NEW PLYMOUTH TELEPHONE EXCHANGE. connections for which subscriptions are unpaid at noon on the Oth day of March, 1915, will be cut off n accordance with the notice printed in accounts rendered. By Order. CHA-S. 11. BURTON, Chief Postmaster. STRAYED,

JJEGINNING of- February, fat black Jersey eow. Last, seen on Croydon road. Reward. Anyone knowing whereabouts communicate with Webster, Dobson and Co., Stratford. fTELP THE NEW PLYMOUTH SOCIETY FOB PREVENTION OF CRUELTY TO ANIMALS. Membership Sub.: Ladies, 2/6; Gentlemen, 5/ per year. / J. PATON, Treasurer. r JMVO Redemptorist Fathers opened Fortnight's Missron at St., Joseph's Church on Sunday, March 7th. All cordially invited. QEAKI)QO N C E K T, In aid of the BELGIUM RELIEF FUND, Will be lield in the CARRIXGTON SCHOOL 'On THURSDAY, 11th MARCH. Admission, la. Particulars Later. CARNIVAL OF FUN. EASTEB MONDAY. AT KAWABOA PARK. Under tiie Auspices of the West End Foreshore Improvement Society. AN EPOCHAL PROCESSION. SFATCII FUTURE ANNOUNCEMENTS Of the FROLIC TIMK-TABLE. J. McM/IIION-BOX, Secretary, W.E.F.I.S. YV. E. J Oll Ns - DENTAL SURGEON WAIT ARA. Opposite \\orffe and Johnston's Gflr.*.£e. Thone 42, P.O, Box 16.