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New Zealand Illustrated Sporting & Dramatic Review, Issue 1346, 10 February 1916, Page 35

EVERYBODY’S THEATRE. CONTINUOUS PICTURES 11 A.M. TILL 10.30 P.M. This Week’s Programme, Star Picture. THE DERBY WINNER, An Exciting Sporting Drama. Next Week’s Attraction. Comment ng Monday, February 14, The Burglar and the Bady. KIN G’S THEATRE’ FULLER’S PICTURES AND KING’S SYMPHONY ORCHESTRA. EVERY EVENING AT 8 O’CLOCK. MATINEES SATURDAYS AND HOLIDAYS AT 2.30 P.M. This Week’s Star Picture, THE DERBY WINNER, A Tale of the Turf. Great Attraction Commencing Monday next, The Burglar and the Lady, featurin James Corbett.

Q P E R A p| OUSE. Matinees Wednesdays and Saturdays. DAISY JEROME COMPETITIONS, Will Cont'nue Each Night Until Friday. PARIS GREEN, LES LEGARTE, LAVEEN & CROSS THE MAXWELLS, BROWN & SORLIE, THE QUEALYS, MISS AMY MURPHY AND MISS NELLIE BLACK. ARMSTRONG AND HOWARTH. LEONARD NELSON. Season Prices: D.C. and O.S , 25.: Stalls, is. 6d. 600 Seats at Is. Reserves 2s 6d. at Robertson’s to 5 p.m., thereafter Theatre, or by ’Phone 1595. Seats telephoned for will not be retained after rising of curtain unless same have been previously paid for. Carriages and motors, 10.50 p.m. RAMOHO Z ° °’ ON BANK OF WANGANUI RIVER. AMIDST CHARMING SCENERY. THE IDEAL PLACE FOR A HOLIDAY Visitors passing through the Dorninon should not miss the ARAMOHO ZOO The collection includes Lions, Bears, and animals from all parts of the world. Trams stop at the gates. Admission: Adults. Sd.; Children. 3d. Afternoon Tea at Town Prices. E. D. HAYGAJBTH. Proprietor. THE MINERS’ HALL. HUNTLY. LARGEST AND BEST THEATRE IN THE DISTRICT. SEATING ACCOMMODATION 700. DRESS CIRCLE AND LARGE STAGE. Messrs Coady and Calder, Picture Lessees, are Prepared to Advance and run Approved Dramatic and other companies. For Terms and Particulars apply GEORGE CALDER, Manager Lyceum Pictures. Or, Caretaker.

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