King’s Theatre and Hippodrome, 17 April 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, 17 April 1916, and During the Week

The World-Renowned American Illusionist

Carl Hertz

The famous American illusionist, assisted by Miss Emelie D’Alton, in a conflux of

Apparent Miracles

Including:

1. The Shell Nymph

2. The Merry Widow

3. The Glass-Lined Trunk

4. Levitation Mystery

5. Pretty Polly, the Great Bird-Cage Trick

Assisted by Miss Emelie D’Alton in additions to many marvellous illusions and an up-to-date sensation:

The War Map

An illusion dealing with the present crisis, and one that should be seen by every loyal subject.

Lilian & Gracie

Dainty Trapeze Artistes

Lagda & Co.

Original Comedy Novelty Act

Tom Reno

Comedian

Harry S. Sharp Presents

Comrades in Arms

A vocal and instrumental extravaganza, including Harold James, “the Youth with the Phenomenal Voice.”

Pete & Minnie Lee

The popular pair, in Scotch comedy.

Latest War Films

From the Front

J. G. Grahame & Zerlina Barrington

Presenting an original comedy-dramatic sketch:

“The Affair of Room 14”

By Norman H. Lee

Comedy! Excitement! Surprises!

Admission Prices

• Boxes: 15s

• Box Seat: 3s

• Orchestra Stalls: 1s 6d

• Booked & Reserved or Early Doors: 2s

• Grand Circle: 1s

• Booked & Reserved: 1s 6d

• Early Doors: 1s 3d

• Pit: 6d

• Early Doors: 9d

• Gallery: 3d

• Early Doors: 4d

Telephone: 1930

Box Office open daily from 11 am to 4 pm and 6 pm to 10 pm.

Late Trains

• Tay Bridge Station for Tayport and Newport: 10.45 pm

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

• Tay Bridge Station for St Andrews: 9.45 pm

Late Boats

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