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Southland Times, Issue 17483, 26 July 1915, Page 6

Amusements. Popular Picture Palace Commencing 2 to 5 and 7 to 10 p.m. (TO-DAY. TO-DAY. TO-DAY. Our Great and Popular Star Attraction, AN EXAMPLE. AN EXAMPLE. AN EXAMPLE. Produced by the Universal Company, A POWERFUL PICTURE PLAY. The HUSBAND, The WIFE, The LOVER Villainy Vanquished. Virtue Triumphant, And Our Humorous Star Offering, BILLIE RITCHIE, BILLIE RITCHIE, BILLIE RITCHIE, —ln Almost a Scandal A Scream—A Roar—A Yell. ALMOST .A SCANDAL. ALMOST A SCANDAL. A RACE WITH DEATH .. .. Drama. A RACE WITH DEATH . . . . Drama. TIPPERARY Scenic. TIPPERARY .. .. Scenic. FASTIDIOUS FANNY Comic. FASTIDIOUS FANNY Comic. ECLAIR JOURNAL Topical. All the Latest War Happenings. PLEASH NOTE: On TUESDAY AFTERNOON and EVENING, The Whole of the NET PROFIT will go to the RETAIL AND INDUSTRIAL No. 7 PRINCESS No. 7 No. 7. No. 7. No. 7. No. 7. Friends and Supporters of No. 7 PRINCESS — ; No. 7 Roll Up to the Afternoon and Evening Performance. REMEMBER THE CAUSE; FOR OUR WOUNDED SOLDIERS. Prices as Usual; Adults. 6d. Children, 3d. ■jy/J- UNIC IP A L THEATRE. FRIDAY, JULY 30, 1915, S p.m. WOUNDED SOLDIERS’ FUND. INTERESTING and Descriptive LECTURE by Mr John Clegg, who was a prisoner for three weeks on board the Kronprinz "Wilhelm and Ebenburg in midAtlantic, together with other exciting adventures. Chairman—T. D. Lennie, Esq. ADMISSION—Front Stalls 2/-, remainder of Theatre, 1/-. Jys3o9 LOYAL QUEEN OF THE WEST LODGE HALF-YEARLY gOCIAL & JQANCE PUBLIC HALL, WALLACETOWN, TUESDAY. JULY 27, 1015. Proceeds in aid of W r ounded Soldiers’ Fund. Double Tickets, 2/6. A bus will leave G.P.0., Invercargill at 7.15 p.m. on Tuesday, .July 27, 1915. 3J1yt356

jg IRC H WOOD JJ UN T. ANNUAL STEEPLECHASES. (First Totalisator Meeting.) RIVERTON RACECOURSE. WEDNESDAY, JULY 28. First Race at 12.30 p.m. BIG FIELDS. BIG FIELDS. Convenient Train Service. EXCURSION FARES. Delayed Trains. Admission Tickets will be issued to property-owners on whose grounds the meets were held. E. MATHESON, Jun., JlytStl Secretary. J. C. WILLIAMSON PANTOMIME CO. * d 'HE J, C. Williamson “Cinderella” Co. -L have kindly consented to give a unique STREET DEMONSTRATION on TUESDAY AFTERNOON next in aid of the Wounded Soldiers’ Fund (Public Bodies and Schools’ Princess, No. 3, Nurse O’Shea). SHOW TOUR PATRIOTISM BY WITNESSING THIS PERFORMANCE AND GIVING LIBERALLY TO THIS JUST CAUSE. Further particulars later. JIyuSSV “KEEP THE OLD FLAG FLYING.” N °- 6. No. 6. ARMY AND NAVY PRINCESS. MISS McKENZIE (Lady Barkly). RECEPTION TO OUR WOUNDED HEROES. WEDNESDAY , JULY 28, 2.30 p.m, MUSIC, SONG, AND STORY. lyrRS SEARELL (President of the Ladies’ Committee) extends a cordial invitation to the General Public to meet the Returned IVounded Soldiers at Afternoon Tea at the VICTORIA HALL, on the above date. COME AND DO HONOUR TO SOUTHLAND'S HEROES AND HEAR THEIR THRILLING NARRATIVE ’’ THE STORMING OF GAEA TEPE, GALLIPOLI PENINSULA.” Remember they fought for your liberty. CAFE CHANTANT. w ITCH PAPERS FOR FURTHER PARTICULARS. ARMY AND NAVY PRINCESS, N°- 6. JJyt37s INDUSTRIAL AND RETAILERS’ PRINCESS, X°- 7.

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