King’s Theatre and Hippodrome poster, 19 January 1914

Lessees
Manager and Licensee

DUNDEE THEATRES, LTD.
S. McINTOSH

‘Phone 1930

7 TWICE NIGHTLY 9

Early Doors 6.30 and 8 o’clock.
Ordinary Doors 6.50 and 8.50.

‘Phone 1930

MONDAY, JAN. 19th 1914, And during the Week

LEO STORMONT

AND COMPANY

Including MISS NINA LYN, in a Phantasy of Comedy and Marble, entitled—

“GALATEA”

SCENE — A SCULPTOR’S STUDIO

(Specially Painted by BRUCE SMITH)

London Daily Telegraph, Nov. 4th, 1913:
“Mr. Leo Stormont’s sketch, ‘GALATEA,’ is surely one of the very best things of its kind which has been seen for many a day, and the excellence of Mr Stormont’s display cannot regret that he should not have turned his attention earlier to acting, and that despite the pleasure he has long given by his fine rendering of the virile songs with which his name is associated.”

DALE O’MALLEY

The Last Word in Conversational Acts

THE GREAT AERIAL SMITHS

The Most Wonderful Act in the World.

A Study in Black and White.

TONY BLACK

Scotch Comedian

LES ROMANIS

In their Musical Act

“THE TROMBONE OF JERICHO”

35 Feet Long

HARRY FRAGSON

The Last Great Comedy Performance of a Great Artiste

On the Kingscope

HENRY F. CORNFORTH and SIDNEY BURNS

Present their Latest Success,

THE OH-I-O GIRLS

(THIRTY TRAINED VOICES)

In their Latest Conception of Old Time Minstrel Songs, Rag-Time and Opera Successes.

Pretty Costumes.
Special Scenery by W. Maughan.

Toured under the direction of E. J. Hardy.

NEXT WEEK:

The Record-Breaking REVUE

WHAT-HO! RAGTIME

PRICES

Boxes — 10/6
Box Seat — 2/6
Orch. Stalls — 1/6
Early Doors — 1/9
Stalls & Circle — 1/-
Early Doors — 1/3
Pit — 6d
Early Doors — 9d
Gallery — 3d
Early Doors — 4d

Ring Up and Book your Seats Early. Telephone 1930.

Box Office at Theatre open daily from 11 to 4 & 7 to 10.

All Children must be paid for.

No money returned. Seats not guaranteed.

(The Management reserve the right to substitute turns if necessary. No Smoking or Whistling—Offenders will be immediately expelled.)

LATE BOATS

(The timetable at the very bottom is partially cropped and not completely legible.)