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Auckland Star, Volume XXXIII, Issue 110, 10 May 1902, Page 8

AMUSEM-BNTS. . f- i x T JJ A *• ** '. EVERY EVENING AT 8. pAIETY ryX'S QOMPANY. A Continuous Succession, all the year round, of all that is Greatest in Refined Vaudeville. THIS (SATURDAY) EVENING. FAREWELL TO THE LITTLE DARTOS LAST NIGHT LAST NlG.ltx LAST -NIGHT LAST NIGHT 1 . Of M THE LITTLE DARTOS. THE LITTLE DARTOS. r ' THE LITTLE DARTOS. THE LITTLE DARTOS.' THE LITTLE DARTOS. (Master Eddie and Miss Decima McLean) 3 THE CLEVEREST CHILD DANCERS KNOWN TO THE VAUDEVILLE STAGE. LAST NIGHT LAST NIGHT LAST NIGHT Of the Popular Comedienne, MISS PRISCILLA VERNE, LAST THREE NIGHTS LAST THREE NIGHTS Of the Clever and Favourite Young Serio, MISS OLIVE LENTON. CONTINUED BRILLIANT SUCCESS JIARVEY CLARK C and .'•>.„ *B*[\- _ MORRIS COWAN [ MR ERNEST FITTS, r MR FR.ED. RIVENHALL MISS MOLLY BENTLEY. MISS BERYL GILLMAN. I And The Enormously Successful Sketch, 'ON THE TILES," Arranged and Presented under the entire Direction of the Popular Comedian, MR FRANK M. CLARK. America's Representative Humorist, MONDAY" NEXT. ■Direct from the United States. MR ROBERT CUMMING. MR ROBERT CUMMING. MR ROBERT CUMMING. MR ROBERT CUMMING. One of America's Greatest Magicians. , And MR DAVE FROHMAN. MR DAVE FROHMAN. MR DAVE FROHMAN. Coon Singer and Impersonator, , TUESDAY NEXT. First Appearance in Auckland Of MISS FLORRIE RANGER, The Bright and W Tinsome Australian Serio. . And MISS STELLA RANGER. The Charming Soprano Vocalist MONDAY, MAY 19. First Appearance in New Zealand of the Handsome Intrepid Wire Walker, MADAME ADELE LIBRA. PRICES--/ and 1/. Box Plan at "Wlld_i__.n*s. t — ■* 1 p, ho ra l hall. A GREAT MUSICAL EVENT. RE-APPEARANCE OF TKE WORLD RENOWNED SOPRANO, MDLLE. ANTONIA DOLORF.R } MDLLE. ANTONIA DOLORES MDLLE. ANTONIA DOLORES 3 (ANTOINETTE TREBELLI) Who will give THREE SONG RECITALS ' THREE SONG RECITALS 1 THREE SONG RECITALS IN THE CHORAL HALL.- ---_ Comencing 2 FRIDAY EVENING NEXT, MAY 16th. Full Particulars in Future Advertise--1 ment. JAMES TAIT, Manager. TT)R. BARNARDO'S HOMES. YOUNG HEIFERS' LEAGUE. FRIDAY, 16th MAY, 3, p.m., AT V.M.C.A. ROOMS, ANNUAL SALE OF WORK AND CONCERT, '. In Aid of above, i Under the Patronage and in the Presence 2 of the Countess of Ranfurly, who is President of the Auckland Branch. MISS RIMMER'S ANNUAL CONCERT Will take the form of a Matinee, from 4 to 5. Tickets 1/, .to admit to Sale and Concert. Admission in Evening Free. Sale Open until 10 p.m. I Contributions of all kinds are solicited, and may be sent to MRS MACTIER, . Y.W.C.A. Rooms. . PROGRAMME. Pianoforte Duet, "Chilperic" (Sydney Smith)— Misses A. and M. Rimmer. Vocal Solo, "The Children's Home" (Cowen)—Mr Willie Aspinall. Violin Solo, "Souvenir de Sorrento Saltareila" (Guido Papini)—Miss .Milly Peake. Vocal Solo, "The Cry of the Little Ones" (Stephen Adams)— Miss Alice Rimmer Piano Solo, "Orazione" (Carl Thome)— Miss M. Mactier. Song and Chorus, "Driven From Home" (Hays)— Miss Violet Wablstrom ' Vo<s} Sol °' "Vashti" (L. Bordesej-Miss i Maude Rimmer.. Recitation, "Little May"-Miss Zoe Bartley. J VOCai,^ "T. h« Crusaders" (Bonheur) -Mr Rupert Mantell. Vocal Solo "The Better Land" (Cowen) -Miss Alice Rimmer. , . ) NO ENCORES ALLOWED. mHE SOCIETY TO THE PROTK. » A TION OF WOMENAND CHILD •REN AND PREVENTION OT. room, under the patronage and in the pre- . -wnee of His Excellency the Governor and Lady Ranfurly. Programme-—1 Overture Choral Society's Orchestra-' _,' - ?? n§r4. -f 0l?l er' s Song" (Mascheroni). - ¥l P" .lockley. 3. Juintette for Man- . clolins. " Pregge Delia Notte," the Mioses Morrin, Court, Dawson, Coghlan, Signonna Albeggiani, and Miss Abbott 4 Seng, "My Dearest Heart" (Sullivan)' t Miss Maud Howard.. 5. Musical Sketch Dr. Egan. 6. Clarionet Solo. Fantasia from ' Rigoletto" (Verdi), Mr S. .Tackson. 7. Song, " Robert. Toi Que J'Aime" ' (Meyerbeer). Miss Violet Mount. 8 Quartette, Mrs A. Tayler, Mrs A. Coates Mr P. Hockley, and Dr. W. E. Thoma>_ 9. Song, "When Bright Eyes Glance" '■ (W. Hegecock), Mr Wilfred Manning. 10. Orchestral Selection. Conductor, Dr. W. E. Thomas. Mus. Doc., Oxon. Accom- - panist, Mrs S. Jackson. A Duologue ' Comedietta. " Old Bachelors." Characters: Dr. Jacks, Mr Montague; Captain Pigeon. Mr Archdale Tayler. "God Save the King." Doors onen at 7.30: Carriages at 9.45. Box plan opened at Wildman, Lyell and Arey's all next week. Try i n~~"g - p on g. AN OPEN PING-PONG TOURNAMENT Will be held in the new , FEDERAL CLUB-ROOMS, . ■ Next to N.Z. Dairy Association, Welles-ley-street West, on MONDAY, MAY 26. at 7.30 p.m. Events No 1, Men's Singles. Events No. 2, Men's Doubles. Trophies will be eiven to winners, and the runner-up of No. 1 Event will also 5 receive a trophy. > Entries will close on May 23 at Messrs H. I?. Partridge and Co.'s Shop, next to . D.S.C, Queen-street, wltere rules may be , seen an_ particulars obtained. H. C. McOOY, ■ : E„ BTTRKI-. !„____uL.i-i___. Hon. Secretaries.