SILVER BULLET CANNONADE

Nelson Evening Mail, 6 July 1916, Page 7

SILVER BULLET CANNONADE

BROOK FUSILIERS. A full house rewarded tlie Fiusiliets at their dance last .evening' and everyone thoroughly enjoyed thei.rselves. Miss Fowfer again generously ' .provided the dance -music and M. F. Smallbone acted as "SLG.. The raffle for a steel engraying, a very popular kind- 1 which al-y.-ays appeals to collectors was won -sy M s-s Troup. NIGHT WITH THE NAVY. Quite apart from the picture portion of tho programme this entertainment tomorrow evening is well worthy of patronage. Messrs E. H. Short- and A. E. Haynes, singers of repute, will give songs and Messrs ißudman and Dimant w'l give recitations, add to this four, first-class selections by the talented Nelson Concert 'Orchestra and you will understand; why the' Fusiliers expect a bumper j house. The pictures give a splendid series of naval views including a fine film,: "Life an aDreadnought.' | Admiral Sir John Jellicoe's despatches? j on recent Nojsth Sea battle will most likc-lv be avqfflable in time for Friday evening. ' CHILDREN'S FANCY DRESS DANCE The Fus'liers wish it clearly iyiderstood that the dance is reserved for children from- 7 to 9.30 p.m. andJ after that hour dancing for adults ire plain and fancy costume will take -place. This pro;i:ises to be the dance of.', the season. Prizes will be allotted to 'children., for the most or'ginal ! and for the prettiest cost times and there will he, no doubt, keen competition' amongst the children.