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Stratford Evening Post, Volume XXIX, Issue 103, 21 June 1911, Page 1

. AMUSEMENTS. jTJiS MAJESTY’S THEATRE BERNARD’S PERMANENT PICTURES. EVERY WEDNESDAY. THURSDAY FRIDAY AND SATURDAY. SKATING TO-NIGHT (MONDAY), AND TUESDAY, 7.30 to 10 p.m. WEDNESDAY NEXT, JUNE 21st— Grand Holiday Programme of New Star Pictures. Some of the Best. Two Little Orphans {great dramas), King George Opening Parliament. Convict 790. t Told in the West. The Power' of a Song. The Lie. And a Full Programme of Star Scenic, Comic, and Dramatic Pictures. No Break-down or Counterfeit Show, But one that the Show-loving Citizens of Stratford appreciate. Prices as usual. . r]p 0 W N HALL. STRATFORD. WEDNESDAY, JUNE 21st, 1911. ■ WEST’S PICTURES. Grand Coronation Week Programme. Everything Now and Better than. Ever 1 Come All. 1 • ■, „ Don’t Miss. Popular. Prices. Town HALL. STRATFORD. FRIDAY AND SATURDAY, JUNE 23 and 24th. TWO NIGHTS ONLY. Farewell Visit of Mr., Edward Branscomhe’s COSTUME COMEDY COMPANY, THE SCARLET TRQUBAOOURS (From London). After a phenomenally successful Australasian and South African Tour, ;his now famous Company will present Uostume Scenes, Comedy Sketches, Pantomime Burlesques, Operatic Travesties, Vocal Quartettes, Lightning Dartooas in Coloured Chalks, and a lost of SPARKLING NOVELTIES. Entirely Now Programmes. Prices—3s, 2s, and is. Box Plan low open at Grubb’s Music WarCIOUSC. TOWN HALL, ELTHAM, THURSDAY, JUNE 22. ■ CLAUDE HATCH, Touring Manager, A. AND P. ASSOCIATION. EXHIBITION BUILDING, At 1 p.m. Musical festivals of the' EMPIRE. Chief Patron: His Majesty King George V. Chief Patron for New Zealand:' His Excellency Lord Islington, P.C., • ” D.S.O. Direetor-in-Chief: Dr Charles Harriss Conductors: Dr. Henry Coward, Dr. Charles Harriss. 2 °o th ™JOo VOICES. CHOIR. VOICES. Principals: Misses Jennie Taggart, ‘ Gertrude Lonsdale, Maud Wilby, Alice Hecley, Lady Norah Noel; Messrs Wilfrid Virgo,, Henry Turnpenney, Robert Charlosworth, Robert Chignell, and J. Edward Hodgson, Mus. Bac., F.R.C.O. Miscellaneous Festival. Concert. Tickets, 10s reserved ; us hot reserved. / *, , ' Box Plan will be open on Juno Bth Orders for Tickets to he addressed to Mr. J. C. Lane, Box 144, Palmerston North. Orders by mail will be hooked in rotation. RAILWAY AREA NG EMEN TS . The New Zealand Government will issue Tickets at the-usual holiday excursion rates—i.e., 2d and Id per mile return respectively, minimum 4s and 2s. Special train is being arranged for, to run from New Plymouth to Palmerston North and hack the same day. HUGO GORLITZ, Dr. Charles Harriss’ Representative. F IRE BRIGADE ANNUAL JUVENILE BALL. Will be hold this year EARLY IN AUGUST. Children’s' Practice will start almost immediately. Further particulars will he published later. A. E. BURGESS, Secretary S.V.F.B. © Act*-*' ORONATION FOOTBALL MATCH. For XT ORTH TARANAKI CHAMPIONAl SHI u CLIFTON I. v. STRATFORD I. At 3 p.m. A. and P. SHOW GROUND. THURSDAY. JUNE 22nd. THE MATCH OF THE SEASON. Also, at 1.30, CLIFTON 111. v. STRATFORD HI. Accommodation fm,; Horses and Vehicles on the Ground. Admission to Ground fid. Stand fid. R. D. BROWN, Hon. Sec.