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Pahiatua Herald, Volume XXI, Issue 5350, 5 February 1916, Page 1

TO-NIGHT! THING’S rjIHEATRE. HAYWARD’S PICTURES. A programme of exceptional popularity and general all-round excellence. A MAJESTIC WAR STORY. “A Question Of Courage.” “A Question Of Courage,” “A Question Of Courage.” A Patriotic Drama of to-day that will touch a sympathetic chord in many a mother’s heart. Two of her sons had given their lives, and the heart of the soldier’s widow failed her as the last hoy was about to leave. Every patriot should see this! It is A Great Story with a Great Ending. Edison’s Remarkable Educational, MAKING PAPER MONEY. The needs of Commerce supplied by the U.S. Treasury Department. DUDLEY .BUXTON’S CARTOONS, Some humourous sketches on the War. PATHE’S WAR NEWS. Remarkable Sidelights on War Happenings. THE BETTER WAY. (Comedy Drama). THE HUMAN INVESTMENT. (Powerful Lubin Drama). I FATTY. MABEL, & THE LAW. ' (Keystone’s Gravity Dispeller). \ STAR ASSORTMENT OF STAR FEATURES I Direction: Frederick Shipman Enterprises. Ltd.

COMING BY SPECIAL TRAIN. The whole of the Combined Shows of WIRTH Bros., Ltd., Circus & Menagerie I GREATEST SHOW ON EARTH. I GREATEST SHOW ON EARTH. The largest Amusement Enterprise Touring Australasia. THE FULL STAR PROGRAMME (We never divide; everything Coining) Will be presented at Pahiatua. TUESDAY. FEBRUARY 8, 1916. Location: Near the Borough Bridge, Station Road. Starring Engagements of an All-star New Companv. CAPT. FRANK HULETG’S SEALS. See the Famous Riding Seals, And Electric Bellringers. Truly a Sight to See. HAVE YOU SEEN MASCOT ? THE ROYAL WIRTH FAMILY. Including the Acknowledged World’s Greatest Equestrienne. MISS MAY MARTIN WIRTH. ERNESTONIAN AND NOYIKOOF , TROUPE.

Tlie Human Aeroplanes. THE LORETTA TWINS. The World's Only Lady Horizontal Bar Performers. LOUVAIN. LOUVAIN. Something New on the Aerial Wire. DANNY YELLING. English Jockev Rider. M. MUSS A MAMIEV. The Thrilling Cossack Rider. A GROUP of PERFORMING LIONS Bom in New Zealand. And a Host of other NEW ATTRACTIONS. including the mirth-provok-ing International downs. Absolutclv the GRANDEST ARRAY of TALENT that the Wirth Bros.. Ltd., have ever given to the Public. Prices —Reserved Chairs. ss; 4s, 3s. and 2s. THE HUGE ZOO will be open from 4 to 5, when the Sea Lions and other animals will be fed. See this sight. Adults Is. Children 6d. F ORES T E R Direction —George S’ HAL Stephenson. L. SHOW NIGHT. FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 11, 1916. Stanley McKav and Co.'s PANTOMIME Co In the fascinating Pantomime, CINDERELLA! CINDERELLA! CINDERELLA! CINDERELLA 1 CINDERELLA! CINDERELLA 1 CINDERELLA • CINDERELLAi CINDERELLA 1 CIN b EIvELL A! CINDERELLA! CINDERELLA!

—Or — THE GIRL WHO PITT HER FOOT IN IT. I Cinderella is to be interpreted by the same Company that appeared recontlv in “Mother Goose.’’ DON’T MISS—JAS. (JERALD, the aerobatic female impersonator. . , WILL RAYNER, the comedian with +lie magniftoeAt tenor voice. Miss ELSIE JENNINGS, the charming principal boy Mies ROSIE COLEMAN, the dainty principal girl. Miss RUPEE RAYMOND, the clever American too and serpentine dancer. Mr WILT- SPEED, the tramp cyclist, and THE FHEDO BROS., the most mar veilous musical arrobotie act ever seen in Australia. Full Ballet. Chorus and Orchestra. Beautiful Seem ay. Elaborate Costumes All Latest Songs and Dances. PRICES: 4s. Jlh and 2s. Children Half-price. Box elm rge Plan at Moore s—No extra for hooking. R. POLLOCK. Reprooontat i ve.

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