King’s Theatre and Hippodrome, 1 May 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, 1 May 1916, and During the Week

The Creator of “Sister Susie” and “Private Michael Cassidy, V.C.”

Jack Norworth

The Armours

Gems of Harmony, introducing Marie, the Champion Highland and International Dancer.

Campbell & Brady

The Talkative Juggler and the Dancing Girl.

Elise Loubert

Direct from her visit to the Front.

In Scottish songs featuring her great successes:

• The Heather Hills o’ Scotland

• Braw Lad o’ Mine

MacKenzie-Murdoch

The world-renowned Scottish violinist in popular selections.

Harold Montague

Pianologue at the Piano.

Latest War Films

From the Front

Bert Harrow

The Rum Comedian.

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.

• All children must be paid for.

• No money returned.

• Seats not guaranteed unless reserved.

• Management reserves the right to refuse admission.

• No shouting or whistling.

• Offenders will be immediately expelled.

Late Trains

• Tay Bridge Station for Tayport and Newport: 10.45 pm

• Tay Bridge Station for St Andrews: 9.45 pm

• East Station for Broughty Ferry, Monifieth, Carnoustie and Arbroath: 9.00 pm and 10.20 pm

Late Boats

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

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