THE MYSTERIOUS LE-MAR

Hawera & Normanby Star, Volume XLVI, Issue XLVI, 1 June 1914, Page 7

THE MYSTERIOUS LE-MAR

On Thursday evening next, in the Opera House, the mysterious Le-Mar Company will give. a performance. The company has earned the name In New Zealand of being one of the funniest shows which has yet toured this country. The Wanpjanui Chronicle says: VHe is indeed the cleverest hypnotist that has ever visited our town; he had a packed house in roars of laughter all through the performance."" On Thursday night he intends to stage some of hie funniest tests with local subjects.; Mr Le-Mar, who is an American has now been touring New Zealand for five months, playing to packed houses the whole time. Miss Pauline Roshea, who also is a very fine performed will give her wonderful mental telepathy on Thursday night. Anyone who desires may write a note and bring it with them to the performance, and without a word "being spoken between her and the professor she will do exactly as the paper asks. At 3 o'clock on Thursday afternoon a chase will commence for the mysterioiis Le-Mar. Two hells will ring at each end of High street to announce that the chase has hegun, and the person who accosts him first and says— ' 'Are you the mysterious Le-Mar?" will receive £1 Is. He will reply—"l am; what do you want?'" 3 Answer--"The £1 Is." As soon as he is arrested the bells will again ring furiously, and it will "be announced from the Empire Hotel balcony who has arrested Le-Mar. The hox plan is at Cole and Donnelly's. There "is tm> extra charge for booking. .