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Stratford Evening Post, Volume XXXIX, Issue 45, 15 June 1914, Page 1

AMUSEMENTS. BERNARD’S PICTURES. nightly. , To-night’s New and Meritorious Programme, Kalem’s Noble Star-feature Drama, A Play of the Great Western Land, WHERE MEN ARE MEN., The Call cf the Strong. A glorious Love Story replete with Sensational Adventures. A Heart Play of Powerful and Intense interest. A MAN FROM THE WEST. A MAN FROM THE WEST. Vita’s Captivating Comedy Drama, ON THEIR WEDDING EVE. ON THEIR WEDDING EVE. AK.’s Big Sensational Feature, A CRUEL REVENGE. Depicting Human Nature in many aspects. Pathe’s 2000 ft. French Comedy, WIFFLES, MOTHER’S DARLING. Showing to great advantage that superior comedian Mons. Prince. The World’s News in pictures, . LATEST WARWICK CHRONICLE. And a Host of other Star Features, both educational and scenic. WEDNESDAY AND THURSDAY NEXT. ; Hie Stupendous Startling Motion Picture Novelty—a Globe’s gossip the rage of England and America, minutely detailed, with artistry and skill. Specially done for this wonderful reproduction by

Wallace McCulcheon And Joan Sawyer, The two greatest Tango Damirs the world knows, and instructors of New York’s Fashionable “Four Hundred.” HOW TO DANCE THE TANGO. HOW TO DAHCE THE TANGO. 5000 ft. of Beauty, Grace and Alluring charm. Vividly showing, How It’s done, Why It's dens, Who It's done by, When lt T s done, Where It’s done, Where it come from, And all abouf it. Tracing its history from its home in the Argentine to Society’s ballrooms. 200 steps in the Tango, 200 pictorial lessons in dancing. McCutcheon’s Dancing Academy in full swing. The evolution of a Tango Devotee. McCulcheon’s Proper Music accompanies this wonderful picture. PRICES AS USUAL. fj| OWN HALL. FRIDAY and SATURDAY, 19 and 20.

Sole Direction, Madame Bernard’s Enterprises. A Wonderful Theatrical Event, direct from the leading theatres of England and America. A world’s success. F. Tate Barras’ and D’Arc’s mar- ■ vellous Marionettes, supported by his marvellous coy. of little Star Artists. Their sixth grand tour of the world, introducing F. T. Barras r world’s greatest marionette life-like manipulator.. The World of Little Performers in their latest songs, dances, and novelty acts. A gian galaxy of stars, screaming harlequin and comic scenes. The only sho\v of its ’kind honored by Royalty. A Perfect Marvel of Grandeur. “Wee Harrie Lauder,” the great Scotch comedian; Little Fred Bluett the Australian Sundown comedian; U. G. Stretton, England’s Dandy Colored Coon, and Big-Boot Dancer. The Mystifying Skeleton, including a special engagement of “Reggiardo,” the human billiard table, the cannon ball king, in daring and intrepid acts. The Greatest Troupe of Performing Poodle Dogs in the world. They do anything hut talk. “Flossie,” in full evening costume, the human canine dancer. Reggiardo’s Great Act, juggling with knives, bayonets, swords, guns, etc. Also the electric light assimilation. This is the greatest attraction that has ever visited the district. Prices —3s, 2s, Is. Children under * 12 half price. Special Afternoon Performance, ! Saturday 2.30 for County Folks, Children sixpence. Don’t miss this show. gTH ' FIFTH QTH dominion dairy SHOW at hawera, WEDNESDAY, THURSDAY, FRIDAY, AND SATURDAY, JUNE 24, 25, 26, 27. Special Trains. Cheap Fares. Rugby Football.— Taranaki v. Wei lington. Taranaki v. Wanganui. Military Gymkhana. Pigeon shooting The bulk of the Side Shows tha helped to make the Auckland Exhi hition a success will' he present. Grand Display of Department of Agriculture. 60,000 Square' Feet under one roo brimful of exhibits of an educations interest to old and young alike. ' General Entries close at 10 p.m. o SATURDAY, JUNE 13. For Schedules, Entry Forms, an all particulars connected with th Show write to A. M. CONROY, Show Secretary. Box 174, Hawera. ’Phone 12;