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Nelson Evening Mail, Volume XLVIII, Issue XLVIII, 20 February 1915, Page 1

AMUSEMENTS. PiRMANENi PICTURES EMPIRE THEATRE. 'PHONE 186. TO-NIGHT! TO-NIGHT! TO-NIGHT! I Complete Change of Programme. SPECIAL ATTRACTION! To all Lovers of Charles Dickens's Immortal Works: David GopperfieEd David Gopperfleld 7000 ft. in length, produced by the Hepworth All British Exclusive Co. Scenes Cinematographed in the. Homes in Which Dickens Saw Them. Prices as usual. Box Plan at Empire Theatre, S a.m. to 6 p.m. imperial mum LYRIC THEATRE. WHERE THE BEST PICTURES ARE. TO-NIGHT (Satlurday) TO=NIGHT! Complete Change of Programme, Headed by the Big Star, 3000 ft.: Their Only Son A Big War Draira, will Appeal to all Mothers and Fathers who have got a Son at the Front. Gome and See what a Hero Your Own Son may be at the present Great War. MAGIC SQUARES (Trick Film). HIGH LIFE HITS SLIPPERY SLIM. (Comedy). BIG WAR SPECIAL (600 ft.) The Latest from the Front. Reserved Seats at HOUNSELL'S. CITIZENS' BAND at 7.30. THEATRE ROYAL, NELSON. SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 27th, ONE NIGHT ONLY. A NIGHT OF LAUGHTER. Return Visit of "THE CHARLEY'S AUNT COMEDY COMPANY." Under the Direction of Norman Aitken and Bentley Russell. Producing the Screaming Three-act Comedy, "THE PRIVATE SECRETARY." "THE PRIVATE SECRETARY." A Play that is greeted everywhere with. Shrieks of Laughter from Crowded Audiences. Be sure you do not miss this opportunity of seeing "The Gentleman with the Bath Bun and the Bottle of Milk." A Scream from Start to Finish. If it hurts you to laugh don't see "The Private Secretary." Doors Open at 7 o'clock; Overture at 8 sharp. Prices: 4s, 2s 6d, and Is; Early Doors 6d Extra to Is Seats. Box Plan at Jackson's; Day Sales at Begg and Co.'s. DENNIS KELLY, Advance Manager.

VOTE FETE OP NATIONS VOTE AND BAZAAR. VOTE THEATRE ROYAL, VOTE MARCH Ist, 2nd, 3rd, VOTE 4th, sth, and 6th. VOTE Greatest Extravaganga VOTE ever held in Nelson. VOTE TJnder the Direction of VOTE William Lints. VOTE Stalls, Side Shows, VOTE Candy Wheel, Tea Kiosk, VOTE' Competitions, etc. VOTE Programme includes VOTE Spectacular Marches, VOTE Dances, Calesthenics, VOTE Choruses, Tango, HesiVOTE tation Waltz, and VOTE Latest Songs. VOTE DON'T MISS IT, OR VOTE IT WELL BE A LASTVOTE ING REGRET WITH VOTE YOU. VOTE Have You Voted for VOTE Your Queen? VOTE (If not, why not? ) VOTE NOTE ! VOTE When you pay for a VOTE vote see that it is filled VOTE in and TORN OUT, VOTE otherwise the vote you VOTE paid for could be sold VOTE Again. W. LINTS, C. LEAPER, Organiser. Hon. !

CARS FOR HIRE. CARS FOR HIRE, Day or Night Any destination; careful driver. GEORGE d'EMDEN, Proprietor, 54 Nile-street East, Nelson. 'Phono 176. STOCKTAKING SALE AT WEARING BROTHERS'! Our ANNUAL STOCKTAKING SALE commences on MONDAY NEXT, 18th inst., when there will be Wholesale Reductions in all Departments of Drapery, Household Goods, Boots, Crockery, and Fancy Goods. Full particulars in a few days. WEARING BROTHERS, THE STORE OF STERLING VALUES, RICHMOND. BAKL H i: AND, s: PASTRFC^CIK, WAIMEA STREET (Suocomot to 0. McLEAN). lOEUP. J-CUS CLSANTJ-NEBB" . _!• is t- j Motto. Impaction, «J tbm Bread Factory invited during iroikin# fcoura. SMALL GOODS A SPECTATJW. Rinp -iu 'Phone 191. Bread and Small G ;da delivered to all partd of the Cit**. EYES. ~J HAVE just received the latest . Muscle-testing PERIMETER, which makes Sight-testing all the more perfect. C. P. ROBERTS, OPTICIAN, 48 HARDY STREET.