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Pahiatua Herald, Volume XXI, Issue 5353, 9 February 1916, Page 1

TO-NIGHT! T£ ING’S rjl HEAT RE . HAYWARD’S PICTURES. THE GREAT PATRIOTIC DRAMA. THE GREATEST of all DRAMAS! Under Patronage of HIS EXCELLENCY THE GOVERNOR THE PRIME MINISTER OF N.Z., and THE MINISTER OF DEFENCE. FINAL. PERFORMANCE. “ WILL THEY NEVER COME.” “ WILL THEY NEVER COME.” “ WILL THEY NEVER COME.” IT MAKES THE HEART-BLOOD LEAP. SHOW WEEK. TO OUR MANY PATRONS PLEASE NOTE. THE WEEK’S FIXTURES. THREE COMPLETE CHANGES. Commencing TO-MORROW (THURSDAY) we will present the following Interesting Star Attractions. THURSDAY. FEBRUARY 10. TO-MORROW EVENING. Complete Change, headed by the Great Naval 1 Dramatic Masterpiece. FEBRUARY 31st.” “FEBRUARY 31st.” OR THE GREAT NAVAL MYSTERY. The Biggest Naval Drama Ever PRODUCED. SATURDAY NEXT. SATURDAY NEXT. A Pathetic Demonstration in Dramatic Form of the German Occupation of Belgium, as told by a Military Officer. “WAR IS HELL.” “WAR IS HELL.” RING’S T H fe A T R E HAYWARD’S PICTURES. Announcement Extraordinary. Announcement Extraordinary. SHOW NIGHT. An Entertainment of unusual merit. A Reoord for the Pahiatua District. A Big Moving Picture Record of the Show WILL BE FILMED ON THE SHOW GROUNDS ON SHOW DAY. BE THERE! And Let us include you in the Film. At Night we will Screen the Whole Day’s Proceedings. Everything of Interest will be there. SEE ' The Jumping Events. SEE! The Tilting Contest SEE! The Prize Exhibits. SEE! The Crowds. SEE! Yourselves and Friends AND SEE THE PROGRAMME OF NOVELTIES. Headed by the Biggest Trick Cycling Act in the Vaudeville world to-day, 2 The Kranks 2 Albert 2 The Kranks 2 Sylvia 2 The Kranks 2 (Direct from His Majesty's Theatre. Wellington), presenting their own original Novelty Act, “FUN ON A FARM.” “FUN ON A FARM.” “FUN ON A FARM.” Special Scenery!! Elaborate Electrical Effects! 1 The Biggest Act on the John Fuller Circuit. BIG PROGRAMME OF SPECIALTIES BESIDES. Box Plan at E. P. Badger’s. Opens oi; Tuesday. Reserved seats 2s. Also Day Sales Is. Secure your Seat Now. F O HESTER S’ HALL. Direction —George Stephenson. SHOW HIGHT. FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 11, 1916. Stanley McKay and Co.’s PANTOMIME C® In the fascinating Pantomime, CINDERELLA! CINDERELLA! CINDERELLA I CINDERELLA! CINDERELLA! CINDERELLA! CINDERELLA! CINDERELLA! CINDERELLA! CINDERELLA! THE GIRL WHO PUT HER FOOT IN IT. CINDERELLA! CINDERELLA! DON’T MISS — JAS. GERALD, the acrobatic female impersonator. WILL RAYNER, the oomodum with +he magnificent tenor voice. Miss ELSIE JENNINGS, the charming principal boy Miss ROSIE COLEMAN, the dainty principal girl. Miss RUBEE RAYMOND, the clever American tot' and serpentine dancer. Mr WILL SPEED, the tramp cyclist, and THE FREDO BROS., the most imar vollous musical arrobatio act ever seen in Australia. Full Ballet, Chorus and OrchestraBeautiful Scenery. Elaborate Costumes All Latest Songs and Dances. Cinderella is to be interpreted by the same Company that appeared recently in “Mother Goose.” PRICES: 4s. 3s and 2s. Children Half-price. Box Plan at Moore’s —No extra charge for booking. R. POLLOCK, Representative.