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Southland Times, Issue 17501, 16 August 1915, Page 6

Amusements. THE LYCEUM At 8 o’clock —TO-NIGHT—At 8 o'clock. Vitagrapb Film Corporation present: AN INTENSELY HUMAN FILM PLAY, Fascinating in its Swiftly Moving Plot Development. ON THE ° N THK ON THE--ON THE OP' FIVEOF FIVE--OF FIVE -OF FIVE Featuring the Incomparable, NAOMI CHILDERS. Seldom is it that a story is found big enough to comprehend all the versatile breadth of Naomi Childer’s living art, but "On the Stroke of Five,” story of stories, vibrant with pathos, glorious endeavour, tender love, and ignominious death for the guilt of another rings with the power of Naomi Childer's portrayal. A TRAGIC LIFE STORY. Supported by A Delightful “Ham” Comedy. Featuring Bud Duncan and Lloyd F. Hamilton. LOTTA COIN’S GHOST. The Late John Bunny in a Screaming Farce, A STRAND OF BLONDE HAIR. DISHING the DARDANELLES. Cartoon. MOTHER OF PEARL. Lubin Drama. HEART OF GOLD. F. A. Drama. PATHE GAZETTE. Topical. Adults 6d; Children 3d. M UNIC I P A L T H E A T R E. WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 18. S p.m. jpiRST OHURCH OHOIR MUSICAL RECITAL ;> PROGRAMME. Part I. L Overture—"Fest” Orchestra 2. Chorus —"Now Joy shall be In Cottage Poor" Choir (with Orchestral Accomp.) 3. Bass Solo —"When Drake goes West’’ Mr F. C. Cooper 4. Part Song—"The Wanderer’s Night Song” Choir (unaccompanied) o. Tenor Solo—"Eleanore” Mr R. McCallister 6. Part Song —"Sweet and Low” Male Voices t unaccompanied) 7. Choral Ode—"The Unseen Choir" Choir 8. Soprano Soli—(a) "When, my Sweet, 1 gaze on Thee,” (b) “In the Purple Glow” Mrs Eastwood 9. Part Song—"Eldorado” Choir (unaccompanied) 10. Amb pin—“ The Whole Earth is at Rest” Choir Pari 2. 1. Anthem—"Before the Heavens were Spread Abroad" Choir 2. Soprano and Tenor Duet—"The Day is Done" Mrs Eastwood, Mr C. Pierce 3. Part Song—"Soldier Rest” . Choir (unaccompanied) I 4. Orchestral Transcription—"Faust” 5. Male Voice Chorus —"The Soldiers’ Chorus” 6. Old English Glee—"The Bells of St. Michael’s Tower" Choir (unaccom.) 7. Baritone Solo —"Glorious Devon" Mr Harold Strang S. Part Song—“ Come to Me, Gentle Sleep” Choir (unaccompanied) D. Chorus —"Bridal Chorus" Choir (with Orchestral accomp.) God Save the King. I TICKETS— 2 - and )/-. Booking 6d extra at The Bristol Piano Co. Am 345 INDUSTRIAL AND RETAILERS’ PRINCESS, No. 7. A GIFT EVENING will be held in the Y.M.C.A. Rooms, Tay street, on MONDAY, 16th inst., at 8 p.m. Competitions and music. Sweets on sale. Musical items by Members of the P.O.P.s Concert Party. Gifts of tobacco, cigarettes, or smokers’ requisites will be welcomed. Ladies basket, gentlemen silver coin. A Gift Evening will be held in the Y.M.C.A. on TUESDAY, August 17, at 8 o’clock. Music and Competitions. Gifts suitable for use in an ART Stall gladly received. Ladies basket, gentlemen silver coin. A GIX-'T AFTERNOON will be held In the Federal Tea-rooms on WEDNESDAY, AUGUST IS, At 3 p.m. Afternoon Tea, Music, and Competitions. All lady supporters are cordially invited. Gifts in pot plants, art pots, paper flowers, or any articles suitable for flower stall will be very gratefully received. P. C. MITCHELL, General Secretary. VERY SHORT SEASON. tyTADAM J^LVINO FROM BLUFF. SCIENTIFIC READER. May be interviewed ROOMS 14 2, SPEY ST., off Dee Street.

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