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Auckland Star, Volume XXVIII, Issue 211, 11 September 1897, Page 8

Amusements. iTc^iTTYEr Under the Direction of Mr Robert Brough Representative .. •■ Mr Mayne Agent ... .- •• Mr Hamilto:i . — FAREWELL TO AUCKLAND of the <?'" . - i i->T.nTTrtH /iOMEDY /COMPANY. I JBroug^Comed^J,^^^ Prior tc the Disbandment of the Com~ rany and the DEPARTURE FOR ENGLAND OF MR AND MRS BROUGH. MONDAY AND TUESDAY, 13th and 14th September, FIRST PRODUCTION IN AUCKLAND OF —IA WOMAN OF .NO IMPORTANCE! J^OM^OEYNOJMPORTA^^^ By Oscar Wilde, author of/.'The Importance of Being Earnest," An Ideal Husband." etc. Interpreted by Mr Titheradge, Mr Ferris, Mr Carey, Mr Shine, Mr Mclntyre Mr Roberts. Mr Mnrds Miss Temple, Miss Watt-iannei, Sfila" MisTHill, Miss Titheradge, Miss Meyrick, and Mrs Brough. THE PASSPORT ! ~ WEDNESDAY An original Farcical f Comedy by B. C. Stephenson and W. Yardley, and adapted from Colonel Savage's celebrated novel, THURSDAY, "My Official Wife," in which Mr Brough will September 15 and 16. make his first appearance this season. FRIDAY | THE SECOND MRS and TANQUERAY, SATURDAY B y A. W. Pinero. September 17 and 18. Prices : Dress Circle and Orchestra Stalls, 4/; Stalls, 2/6; Pit, VBox Plan now on view at Wildman and Lyell's. Early Door Tickets ONLY (6d extra) to Stalls. Family Circle and Pit obtainable at Williamson's. Early Doors, 7-7.15. p.m. General admission, 7.15. Overture, 8. Carriages, J-0.00. Children in arms not admitted. MONDAY NEXT. A MONSTER PROGRAMME. 23rd] MR P. R. DIX'S [23rd Monday Popular Concerts.. First appearance in Auckland of Master Jack Garry, the Wonderful Child Violinist. First exhibition of Mr C Blomfield's Cinematographe Animated Pictures. Re-appearance of Madame and Mr W. B. Cadzow. PROGRAMME: 1. Overture. "La Italiani, Rossini MESSRS CEBASIS' STRING BAND. 2. Military Song, "Here Upon Guard MR THOS. CURRAN. [Adams 3. Song, "Bid Me to Love" Barnard MISS E. L. FEATON. 4. Character Song.. "I'm Going to be Married. Tottie'" Monckton MR ARCHDALE TAYLER. 5. Violin Solo, "Reverie" Mallet MASTER JACK GARRY. G. Song. "Hosanna in Excelsis" MISS MAY DUDDING. [St. Quentin 7. Sacred Solo, "Theßetter Land"..Jude MR W. B. CADZOW. (With violin obligato by Master Jack Garry). S. Cinematographe—(a) A Picture of City Life— (b) The Wild West Coast. 9. Humorous Song, "He Wore a Worried Look" Jones MR PERCY J. BLACKMAN. 10. Duet, "The Sailor Sighs" Balfe MISS FEATON and MR CADZOW. Part 11. 11. Selection, Cavatlna, "Lucia di -Lammermour" MESSRS CEBASIS' STRING BAND. • 12.; Song, "Is That Love" Johnson MR THOMAS CURRAN. 13. Violin Solo—(a) "Old Folks at Home;" (b) "Mocking Bird" Carl Volti MASTER JACK GARRY. 14. Character Song, "Poor Polly". .Martin MR ARCHDALE TAYLER. 15. Sons, "Tho Miller and the Maid" MISS MAY DUDDING. [Marzials 16. Ballad. "There is a Flower that Bloometh" "Maritana" * MR W. B. CADZOW. 17. Cinematographe—(a) The Haunted Castle—(K) The Arrival ■of the Express Train. IS. Humorous Song, "Last Night"..Roby MR PERCY J. BLACKMAN. 19. Operatic Trio, "Turn on, Old Time" "Maritana" MISS FEATON, MESSRS CADZOW and TAYLER. 20. Orchestral Selection MESSRS CEBASIS. Accompanist: Madame Cadzow. Dress Circle and Orchestral Stalls, One Shilling; other parts, Gd. Day sales at Wildman's, Partridge's, and Williamson's (city), and at Stubbs' Library, Parnell. OUNG WOMEN'S CHRISTIAN ASSOCIATION. . COMPLIMENTARY CONCERT Given by MISS RIMMER, PUPILS, and FRIENDS, in aid of the Home Fund of the Y.W. Association, In the LECTURE HALL, YOUNG MEN'S BUILDINGS, WELLESLEY STREET. On TUESDAY EVENING, the 14th inst., At S o'clock. Tickets One Shilling. C. E. Button, Esq., in the chair. PROGRAMME: Part I. Piano Duet, "Les Cloches flu Monastere" MISSES LAYER and READING. Song, "The Star of Bethlehem"..S.Adams MISS DAVIS. Song, "Anchored" Watson MR E. RIMMER. Song, "The Raft" ....Pinsuti MISS MYLES. Cello Solo, "Reverie" Dunkler MR PAQUE, L.A.M. Song, "For the Children's Sake" MISS LAYER. [Piccolomini Duet, "The Lord is My Shepherd" MISSES PATERSON. Song, "The Promise of Life" MISS BUTLER. Song, "The Village Blacksmith". ...Weiss , REV. A. MITCHELL. Song, "The Gift of Rest" .....Cowen MISS A. RIMMER. Part 11. Song, "The Last Milestone" Pontet MISS FAERBURN. Duet, "Oh, for Thy Wings" MISS RIMMER & REV .A. MITCHELL.! bong, Sunshine and Rain"..Blumenthai MISS SMITH. Violin Solo, "Romance"..Berthold Tours MISS F. COOKE. Song, I Will Give You Rest"..J. Adams MISS FEAR. Song, Sursum Corda" Piccolomini "REV. A. MITCHELL C° Song (selected) MISS CROWTHER.' (Cello obligato, Mr Plummer). Duet and Chorus, "I Waited for the s L%S E SLAVER-and-S d E f S°hn bong, The Resurrection Morn" P.Rodney MISS RIMMER. -^"""ey GOD SAVETgg_QijB_BN. BL. T } ly of the valley H?s§jk -*-* L.0.L.,' No. 2. ( £ 3| sJ§|ffr T The Members of the above BJWMP'Sh will hold their Annual Wf Concert and danos in the Masonic Hall, Newton, on WEDNESDAY 22nd September, 1597. Doors' Ti r™7; open at 7.30. Concert at 8. Tickets for Concert, 1/-; Concert and Dance 1/6 __JUPURCBLL, Secretary. gEMUE'RA H A LL. (TOP'OF ORAICEI KOAD). LANTERN EXHIBITION AND SERVICEMONDAY (September 13th), 7.30 p m Subject: '; JESUS OF NAZARETH," iUustrated by Pictures and Coloured Views of Palestine. 'j ADMISSION FREK^ ! INHIBITION of Glassblovring, Satarito ; A_i Afternoon, from 2 till 5. Admission Bd Prizes given—Works, Freeman's Bay. ' bCl'