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Auckland Star, Volume XIX, Issue 178, 30 July 1888, Page 2

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A very pleasing sight w_i_JHfi Saturday night at the Ci^._4fflß,* casion of the rising of the curtailiJH Georgie Smithson's circle :ii!3H^; *' colour," who formed a.tmStiMMlli group, all dre«sed in prettyt_nj_H':'§ On this occasion Miss Smitkaißß "' as " Interlocutress," Mai1 _M"B: " Bones," and Arthur Robetißnf"!® I 1! each rilling their parts totkidjH of the crowded audience-Hi Jul 5J comic " business " creafogtuitfll 2 The opening comic medley aJBI ,'r airs was sung with a great at!kiM§ >$ Miss Lena Levy rendered tjttiß .3 For Tab "very satisfactorily, Mflf j* was accorded an encore, comic " M-o n-e-y" t'fe Smithson's usual goorfsr/fe M& fe '-Nursery Rhymes," M w^/ c ,'W-Sgi duced several mirth-pOTtM^ 'fHI, ceived a triple encore., "^ te __X by Maggie Masters, tuw"S!&?|WK Girl to Laugh/ by Mr A. BobftML classed amongst the most BttcmlilWl evening. Miss Smithson's j^jiK "Pretty As a Pink,""was re«BE t well, but owing to the weak tf_Jj| health, she was not uptohei-i_ulifl| encore. beingdemandea.bifiiptt#^Mb Mr Burke gave an exh' bi™B ; "__Hfi clog dancing, in which<-'MfIR, cessful. The first part was mMma close with "a laughable fiJweßß^B, Tell, in which the twoc6rn%i§«| both themselves and »>W:'H|i son commenced .the second P^ME sale of the sovereigns, the dcwWL: the audience being greater'JMllMb She announced that next Satnr««fc' treat is in store in the shape M| t prizes, which will be kept a^gWle evening. Two new aerial Md "Stella and Leonard,",,!«*«. marvellous feats in mld-_r,.tM_Bl accorded bhem being well '*M»6 demonstrative. The .UMJB an Uproar," as performed bytn«B»Mi in England and America, .i 3 oi*«Mfc of its kind we have ever ' Mm* audience were all convulsed wg_J) for upwards of half an hour b?.t»«Hi ties of Max Rinkle, Miss fc^ftMf cast. The City Hall was-:pa^.«|