AMUSEMENTS. H ,s M AJESTY'S mHEATRE MONDAY and TUESDAY. NANCE O’NEIL' World famous actNANCE O’NEIL ress and noted NANCE O’NEIL screen star, In a striking and powerful emotional master-play, “THE FLAMES OF JOHANNIS” “THE FLAMES OF JOHANNIS” (The fires of St. John). A terrific screen presentation of the great play by Sudermann. A SCORCHING REVELATION OF THE HUMAN HEART in the GRIP OF NAKED PASSIONS. A remarkably interesting drama written around “The Fires of St. John” that pagan relic which is an annual important event in many continental
cities. WAR GAZETTE, Etc. WEDNESDAY ONLY—“THE BRIDE OF HATE.”
gTRATFORD piATRIOTIC £JOMMITTEE. OPENING NIGHT, NEW KING’S :: CINEMA THEATRE. :: NEW YEAR’S EVE. NEW YEAR'S EVE. NEW YEAR’S EVE. f (Monday 31st December) Under auspices of above Committee. The public are asked to give their patronage to the opening night special programme, the whole of the proceeds of which have been generously donated by Stratford Pictures and Amusements Ltd., The gross takings will be given to the Wounded Soldiers’ Fund. The box plan is now open, and seats may be booked to-day, Friday, Saturday and Monday next, from 2 p.m. to 4 p.m. each day at Ladies’ Patriotic Rooms Broadway
W. LANDER, Hon. Secretary. XMAS. WEEK SOCIAL. in the * STRATFORD TOWN HALL, on THURSDAY, DECEMBER 27th. Grand March at 8 p.ra. Good Floor, Music, and Supper. Admission: Gents 3s 6d, Ladies 2s. \Songs bv local talent. MRS BIANCHT, Secretary. Town hall, stratford. RACE NIGHT, JANUARY Ist, 1918. STRATFORD MUNICIPAL BAND BENEFIT RECITAL. (In aid of Instruments and Uniform Fund). ■ Mrs Colin McLaren, New Zealand’s leading contralto. Miss Evelyn Young, gifted soprano, late of Napier. Mr Walter Shepley, Wanganui, concertina and cornet soloist. Mr' Addison Pinard, Wanganui, bantone (vocalist). Lieut, Coo. Buckley, New Zealand’s champion cornetist. Mr R. Boyd, euphonium (gold medallist). ■ Under sole direction of Mr F. L. SPURDLE, Bandmaster. Accompanist, Mr C. H. Pox. Box Plan now open at Fox’s. Prices: 3s, 2s, Is.
DANCE TO FOLLOW. Gents 2s; Ladies Welcome. F. A. CRAMER, Hon. Sec. XMAS. TIDE OF PRESENTS Will be materially affected by THE SILVERY MOON. Father Christmas, in bis h me in the skies, will be very near the full Moon at this year’s festive season, after his visit to the shop of A. MOON, Broadway, Stratford, which is his headquarters when toypurchasing. He reports that an inspection of this Moon’s Stock discloses a wonderful array of toys (big and little) and pretty and useful articles suitable for presents at Xmas, time. Only one hunter after presents is said ever to have turned down MOON’S, and ho was the Cow that jumped over the Moon! Remember the Sign of the Silvery Moon, Broadway. BUTTER- WRAPPERS—To l)«iry Farmers who make '-heir own butter : Obtain your butter-wrappers •t the "Stratford Post” Job Printing Office.
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Stratford Evening Post, Volume XXXV, Issue 26, 24 December 1917, Page 1
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