King’s Theatre and Hippodrome, 29 January 1917

Lessees: Dundee Theatres, Ltd.
Managing Director and Licensee: Mr. W. Firth
Resident Manager: Mr. J. H. Oakes

Phone 1930

6.45
TWICE NIGHTLY
Early Doors 6.15 and 8 o’clock.
Ordinary Doors 6.30 and 8.30.

8.45

Phone bookings not claimed before rise of curtain will be sold.

MONDAY, 29th JAN., 1917 and during the Week

MR HARRY BURNS presents his All-Star Company, in

A whirlwind of Mirth and Melody:

SHE’S A DAISY

(Book and Lyrics by GEO. ARTHURS, Author of “The Girl of the Town.”)

Music by LOUIS JEROME, Composer of many of America’s most Popular Melodies.

Scenes

Scene 1 – “SOME” SCHOOL
Scene 2 – SOME’ IDEA
Scene 3 – “SOME” CARNIVAL

FEATURING THE FAMOUS COMEDIAN

DAN DALYAT

(surname partly obscured by print design; appears to read DALYAT)

Leonard Lowe
Finnie Hearn
Constance Worth
Kitty Dudley

Ethel Pearce, and

CHEVALIER AND LE NOIR

Speciality Dancers

Assisted by A Specially Plucked Bunch of Daisies

J. H. WAKEFIELD

Direct from the “Boy Blue” Pantomime.

In all the Favourite Songs.

NEXT WEEK:

FLORRIE FORDE

IN “ROBINSON CRUSOE” PANTOMIME

Ring Up and Book your Seats Early. Telephone 1930. Box Office at Theatre open daily from 11 to 4 & 6.15 to 10. All Children must be paid for.

No Money returned. Seats not Guaranteed. The management reserves the right of refusing admission. No Smoking or Whistling. Offenders will be immediately expelled.

PRICES

BOXES (Limited to Four Persons)
12/6
Tax 1/-
(Extra Seats will be charged for)
Box Seats, 3/- Tax 3d

Orchestra Stalls
1/6
Tax 2d
Booked and Reserved 1/10 Tax 2d

Pit Stalls
1/-
Tax 2d
Booked & Reserved 1/4 Tax 2d
Early Doors 1/3 Tax 2d

Grand Circle
1/-
Tax 2d
Booked & Reserved 1/4 Tax 2d
Early Doors 1/8 Tax 2d

PIT
6d
Tax 1d
Early Doors 9d Tax 2d

GALLERY
3d
Tax 1d
Early Doors 4d Tax 1d