Lessees, Manager and Licensee — S. McINTOSH
DUNDEE THEATRES, LTD.

‘Phone 1930

TWICE NIGHTLY 7 and 9

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

MONDAY, NOV. 2nd, 1914, And during the Week

MR R. G. HUNTER PRESENTS MISS

FLORENCE WRAY

IN A MUSICAL COMEDY INCIDENT,

A LUCKY MISS

Supported by:

Mr THOMAS PAUNCEFORT
Miss JEAN ALLISTONE
Mr FRANK RANDELL

Book and Lyrics by W. H. RISQUE and R. G. HUNTER.
Music by HOWARD TALBOT, Composer of “A Chinese Honeymoon.”
“The Girl Behind the Counter,” “A Mixed Grill,” etc.

Orchestra under the Direction of Mr HERBERT E. HAINES.
Produced by Mr FRED FARREN of the Empire Theatre, London.

MISS LENA BLUETTE

The Charming Young Soprano Vocalist.

ELLA ESCOE

Dainty Comedienne.

ORPHEUS

In an Artistic Musical Interlude.

DAN FRASER

“A Breeze Frae the Heather Hills.”
In Scottish Songs.

MILL & ACKERMAN

Pantomimic Bumpology.

MABEL COSTELLO

The Silver Magnet.

CHAS. DENMAN

Light Comedian and Dancer.

FILMS FROM THE FRONT

On the Kingscope.

Direct from the London Coliseum

4 SISTERS RUBY 4

England’s Greatest Contortionists, Acrobats and Dancers.

NEXT WEEK: DAVID DEVANT

Prices

Boxes, 10s 6d
Box Seat, 2s 6d
Orch. Stalls, 1s 6d
E. Doors, 1s 9d
Stalls & Circle, 1s
E. Doors, 1s 3d
Pit, 6d
E. Doors, 9d
Gallery, 3d
E. 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 to themselves the right of refusing admission.
No Shooting or Whistling—Offenders will be immediately expelled.

Late Trains

Tay Bridge Station for Broughty Ferry, Carnoustie, Arbroath — 11.16 Daily (except Saturday 11.21)

Tay Bridge Station for St Andrews — 10.55

East Station for Broughty Ferry, Monifieth, Barry, Carnoustie — 10.45 Daily; Arbroath 10.10 (10.45 Saturday only)

West Station for Perth and Intermediate Stations — 10.40

Late Boats

To Newport — 8.45, 9.45, 10.45

The smallest printer’s-imprint text at the foot is faint, but appears to be the standard JOHN DURHAM & SON, PRINTERS, OVERGATE, DUNDEE used on many of these King’s Theatre posters.