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Auckland Star, Volume XXXI, Issue 29, 3 February 1900, Page 8

• i BE! i iLznusoiaonta. : ;. y i OP ER A • HOUS 3^ J FAREWELL PERFORMANCE OF THE | FAREWELL PERFORMANCE OF. THB f SEASON! . " ' ■' . ;-!3 ■ SEASON! . v.^ LAST NIGHT IN -AUCKLAND -1 '3 OF J-V-i "DLAND •' TTOLT ; 1 And His' FAVOURITE COMBINATION OH . I DRAMATIC ARTISTS. V jj Concluding Representation of ' ' I THE WAR OF WEALTH. ■ THE WAR OF" WEALTH. j THE WAR OF WEALTH. ' THE WAR OF WEALTH. V THE WAR OF WEALTH. ,-|> Written by Messrs : ■ SUTTON VANE and C. T. DAZET. jl In concluding/ his present season. ; BLAND HOLT returns his hearty thanks i to the public generally for the patronage !j bestowed on his several productions, ana g acknowledges the courteous demeanouj I of the entire local press. . , j$ LAST NIGHT •■ ;| LAST NIGHT , J: H LAST NIGHT SYDNEY HARBOUR BI ■■ V. LAST NIGHT ' DAY. T LAST NIGHT ■ | LAST NIGHT SOCIAL EVENING IN | LAST NIGHT THE SUBURBS. . tl LAST NIGHT -'■ ' ' "* ■ I LAST NIGHT VAULTS AND STRONG'- i LAST NIGHT ROOM OF A CITY fl LAST NIGHT BANK. LAST NIGHT ■ fi LAST NIGHT The RUN ON THE BANK LAST NIGHT The RUN ON THE BANK II LAST NIGHT f LAST NIGHT SYDNEY HARBOUR BY I LAST NIGHT NIGHT. ;§ LAST NIGHT - ' ' B LAST NIGHT p ALL ACCOUNTS must be renderea S NOT LATER than 12-o'Clock (noon) TO- g DAY (Saturday)...^....,_.;;^ .. . ..■ ■ gj —" ' - - >^ : %Bj Box Plan at Wildman's. ( f Early Door Tickets at Williamson's and \\ Partridge's. . ■, ■. g r\ pc r a'■ ■ h :o v s c,, j! Under the Direction "of Mr ROBT. : |f BROUGH. • . ; I Representative Mr Allan Hamilton. ■ *| FOR A SHORT SEASON ONLY, ] Commencing, ' ■. % , = MONDAY; FEBRUARY 12, I T H E - v '"'. I T>ROUGH pOMEDY pOMPANY. l\ Return to Auckland after an absence ..'-If extending over Two Years, of y MR AND MRS ROBERT BROUGH. | MR AND MRS .ROBERT BROUUH. V; § MONDAY, TUESDAY and • ;' ■ I WEDNESDAY. ■ ,: f| FEBRUARY 12, 13 and 14. ' | ■- ■ . ". s .;■;- H First Production in Auckland of I THE LIARS. ' -I T HE L I AR S. I I T H E L I A R S. f: An Original Comedy in Four Acts, I By HENRY ARTHUR JONES. Si THURSDAY, FRIDAY and SATURDAY, : FEBRUARY 15, 16 and 17. First Production in Auckland of THE GAY LORD QUEX. ; THE GAY LORD QUEX. THE GAY LORD QUEX. •By ARTHUR W. PINERO. I Prices of Admission: Dress Circle and | Orchestra Stalls, 5/; Stalls,'. 3/; Pit, A/. 1 Early door to Pit (6d extra) at 7 o'clcoK. : 1 No extra charge to early door Stalls. 4 Day Tickets at Partridge's. ■ > a THE BOX PLA-N for the-FIRST BIX PERFORMANCES will be Opened at * s Wildman and Lyell's -on TUESDAY if NEXT, the 6th inst., at 10 a.m. 11l Children in arms NOT admitted. i! Doors• open at 7,30; Curtain at 8; Car' riages, 10.40. 1 • R. A. UNDERWOOD, Agent. , [\ AP. ERA. ■~ ■ X O. U S-E.,'l -MONDAY, TUESDAY, WEDNESDAY, i I ' ; sth, 6th,; 7th FEBRUARY. f: GRAND THEATROPHONE. KINEMA-!,, I TOGRAPH AND VOCAL - I ENTERTAINMENT.. ":' i THE THEATROPHONE. I First Appearance of this Giant Tone 1 Instrument. . . s Songs, Quartettes, Instrumental Selec- | tions Re-produced with all the Purity and 1 ... p ower of the Original, '-#;;! • MONSTER PROGRAMME. • ? I LATEST KINEMATOGRAPH SCENES. . i UNBROKEN WAR SERIES, ■ I Lasting 32-Minutes. •' | FIRST ANIMATED SCENES TAKEN ■ IN NEW ZEALAND. Opening Auckland Exhibition, Father McDonald on his Black Horse, Uhlan Winning the Cup at-Ellerslie, MAORI Canoe Hurdle Race. The only ANIMATED PICTURES ; | taken in connection with the Departure ;, of our SECOND CONTINGENT. MR G. M. REID will render "Our bons Across the Sea" and "The Absent-minded Beggar." < - PRICES... ••••3/, 2/. V. Box Plan at Wildman's. A. 'H. WHITEHOUSE, Exhibitor.^ O R A N D '» ■ C O N-C E RT, I - ". AT J AVONDALE 1 SOTjTH, { FRIDAY EVENING' NEXT, * In Aid of ■ V I PATRIOTIC FUND, | To be held in . ' , | CIRCUS TENT ON RECREATION | GROUND.:.. . .. .. ( ;:; || Begins at 8 p.m; . jj J.BOLLARD, ; Esq., M.H.R., Presides, | ■ '■' . - ' P .np-HE TX7'ILLIAMS Q(HAKESPEARIAJi | T3ECITALS/: | XV ■ - ; . • -' ■ i| By Request MR -HANNIBAL A M WILLIAMS , I Will give ■ a Public.-Recital of SnaKey ...s peare's Historical Drama, - r ,;'|| KING HENRY'THE B'OURTH (Partl.J, With the Humorous Conceits or jj Sir • John FalstafC. ■- ■■ • 1 Y. M. C. A. HALL, k THURSDAY EVENING", FEBRUARY t, f At--8. o'clock.. - j Carriage at 10.15 o'clock. \ All Seats Reserved: Tickets to.all pan? , of the House, 2/6, at Upton aiid Co. s, Queen-street. ■ ■ ■ ' > ___— T BENEDICT'S HALL. FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 9th.. ~, GRAND VOCAL AND INSTRUMENTAL CONCERT, i In aid of v .'' IMPROVING CATHOLIC .CEMETERY, : SYMONDS-STREET. The following Ladies and Gentlemen will take part: Misses A. arid C. Lorrigan, Mahon, Messrs' St. Laurence Tpnar, j A. L. Edwards, Marson, J. T. Ryan, Ar.- a thur Towsey, P; F. Hlscocks, and Mr ana ~ Mrs Hariiiltori Hodges. Tickets, 1/QjMjk a uckland ladies'..benevolenl: . society^, .fete; and .PAGEANT 'OF. THE 'NINETEEN' . . centuries: To be held under the patronage and pre« sence of His Excellency the Governor and - Countess - Ranfurly, ■ • A T ELJjER SLI E. SATURDAY, -]\rARCH~"3, 1900./' | Half of the NetProcoeds to be devoted to \ the PATRIOTIC FUND FOR THE NEW I ZEALAND CONTINGENT. g Owing to the Scarcity of Flowers, Artificial and Paper Flowers may be used lor Decorations. ~.:■. . ■ Copies of Preliinina*ry Programme, and any information, can be obtained at »}? Stevenson's Office," • No. 1, "Mercantile n Chambers, next Bank of New Zealanxi- g