King’s Theatre and Hippodrome, 24 January 1916

Twice Nightly: 7.00 pm and 9.00 pm
Early Doors: 6.30 pm and 8.00 pm
Ordinary Doors: 6.50 pm and 8.50 pm

Monday, 24 January 1916, and During the Week

Starring Engagement of Miss

Stella Carol

The well-known phenomenal vocalist.

The Great Ching Wu

The wonderful Chinese illusionist.

Assisted by a staff of genuine Chinese assistants.

Presenting the most beautiful and baffling illusions ever presented to the public, concluding with a grand finale:

“Britannia and Her Sons”

Geo. Barrington & Isobel Dickens

A Man, a Piano, and “Some” Girl.

Walter Bellonini

The world-renowned juggler and bell wallace.

A. Belmore Howie & Co.

In a Scotch comedy sketch entitled:

“A Sabbath Weel Spent”

Nel Melvin

The Prince of Patter Comedians
The Original “Whoa-Ha-Back”

Latest War Films

From the Front

Phil and Philora

(Brother and Sister)

In Silent Comedy.

Next Week

Miss Florrie Forde’s

Record-Breaking Pantomime

Jack & Jill

Admission Prices

• Boxes: 10s 6d

• Box Seat: 2s 6d

• Orchestra Stalls: 1s 6d

• Early Doors: 1s 9d

• Stalls & Circle: 1s

• Early Doors: 1s 3d

• Pit: 6d

• Early Doors: 9d

• Gallery: 3d

• Early Doors: 4d

Late Trains

• Tay Bridge Station for Tayport and Newport: 10.45 pm

• Tay Bridge Station for Broughty Ferry, Carnoustie, Arbroath: 11.07 pm

• East Bridge Station for St Andrews: 9.45 pm (except Thursdays)

• Tay Bridge Station for Leuchars, Cupar, etc.: 10.50 pm (Thursdays only)

Late Boats

• To Newport: 8.45 pm, 9.45 pm, 10.45 pm.

JOHN Durham & SON, PRINTERS, 11 & 13 OVERGATE, DUNDEE