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Gisborne Times, Volume XXIX, Issue 3357, 25 October 1911, Page 1

AMUSEMENTS. JJIS The Dramatic Event of the Year. A-SEASON OF FOUR NIGHTS ONLY Commencing To-morrow (Show) Night. J. C. WILLIAMSON Will Present his New English Dramatic Company In Two Great Dramatic Productions, TO-MORROW and THURSDAY, 25th and 26th, “THE WOMAN IN THE CASE” The Most Sensational Drama of Modem Times. The interest of the occasion will be en lianced by the First' Appearance in Nev Zealand of the Notable English Actress MABEL TREVOR, as MARGARET ROLFE. ELINOR FOSTER as CLAIRE FOESTER. FRIDAY and SATURDAY, 27th and 28tl “ A FOOL THERE WAS ” Based on Kipling’s Famous Poem. Its Central Character, “THE VAMPIRE WOMAN,” Is one of the most striking creations eve] conceived by the matter-mind of the play wright, and embodies the most remark able phases of the psychology of sex. MABEL TREVOR’as the “VAMPIRE WOMAN." Both plays will be presented with the same wealth of stage and scenic effects af in Sydney and Melbourne. Prices —ss, 3s, 2s. Plans now open al Miller’s Corner. Late trains Thursday Friday, and Saturday. GARRISON HALL, GISBORNE. TO-NIGHT! AND EVERY EVENING. CORONATION FESTIVAL & GIGANTICJAZAAR. MONSTER HOLIDAY ATTRACTION. 360 360 ASSISTANTS. ASSISTANTS. Mr McKNTGHT, Champion Step-dancer : if New Zealand, will annoar for the first time To-might. together with Miss and Professor Cardston. TO BOGGING ON SKATES. Special Engagement of PROFESSOR OWEN CARDSTON, Eminent Dancing Master of Australia. GORGEOUS COSTUMES! HOSTS OF NOVELTIES! At the GREAT FESTIVAL. Drill Hall, Bazaar will be Open Every Afternoon. Admission—Adults Is. Children 6d. J. DOYLE, P. McCONYILLE, Joint Secretaries. j3ALACE rpOURING C a - To be held in Tucker’s Paddock. TO-NIGHT! WEDNESDAY. OCTOBER 25th. ONE NIGHT ONLY. GRAND FIREWORKS DISPLAY. Brilliant Set Pieces, Myriads of Coloured Lights. DEMOES The Daring Demon, in his great Slide for Life from a Burning Building, carrying a girl in his teeth only. —A Magnificent Eire Spectacle—•. THREE-STORIED BUILDING IN FLAMES. GRAND OPEN-AIR CARNIVAL. Including beautiful Electric Pictures. Fire Balloons. BEN TRAVARTO, The Human Fire Hoop, And a Host of other Pyrotechnical Effects and the gTcat Battle Scene. Grounds lit by electricity. v Iff •ass Band in attendance. Popular Prices—Admission, to grounds Is, Children 6d. Gates open 7.30. Commence at 8. OLD SETTLERS’ PICNIC AND ANNUAL REUNION. PATUTAHI DOMAIN. mHURSDAY, NOVEMBER 9, 1911SPORTS PROGRAMME. Cyoling Handicaps (Open). 1 mile, 11 milo s , 2 miles. 3-mile Motor Cycle Race (the first one in Poverty Bay). Gold Medal to winner. Foot Races (Open). Old Settlers’ Handicap, 100 yauls. 220 yards, 440 yards. To be decided on points. First prize £o, 2nd £2 10s, 3rd £1 10s. Children's Races. School Championship Race. Thread the Needle Race. Scotch and Irish Dances. Old Settlers’ Race. Stepping the Chain. Single and Married Women's Race. Weight-guessing and other Competitions. ADMISSION FREE. Free paddockin'g- Hot waiter and milk provided. Refreshments, tea, and lunch at town prices provided' by the Wlomen’s Guild. AH profits donated toi tire Children’s Creche. City Baud in attendance. Return fare from town 2s 6d. All Welcome on THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 9th, ENTRIES for Cycling Events can be made at Mr. IT. .Bud’s baths, Grey St., or any cycle l dealers. Entries for Foot Races at Mr. H. Hull’s. Mr. Geo. Wildish. Peel Street, or with tlie Hon Secretary— PERCY ANDREW, Next Gisborne: Hotel Telephone No. 624.