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Auckland Star, Volume XXXIV, Issue 110, 9 May 1903, Page 8

AMUSEMENTS. TTIS MAJESTY'S Th|JJ LAST- 2 NIGHTS Of . LAST 2 NIGHTS Walter LAST 2 NIGHTS Howard's Beautifully Written Military. p^ TWO LITTLE DRUMMER BOv* TWO LITTLE DRUMMER bqj| ■ ■.'.'■ Interpreted by v WILLIAM I FAMOUS DRAMATIC OKGA-NISATI PRICES—3/, 2/, aud 1/. Early Doors, from 6.45 to 7.30 fid tra. - Day Sale, Early Door Tickets oniv Williamson's, Tobacconist. Box-Flan-at Wiidman, Lyell, aofl "^ Q P E R A HOD: TUESDAY, MAY 12. AND FOLLOWING EVBMNGS. NIGHT BIRDS OF LONDOS ENGLISH PRESS The Great Human. Emotional and' & \ tional Drama, ■ By George England and Milton g^ Some Extracts from the p resi Liverpool '"Daily Post," September 1900.—"Night Birds of Lonrton" is S n r be greatly appreciated. The authors i displayed great ingenuity, and durte course of the four acts there are-» exciting and sensational incidents, -i most striking- feature of the play \« gas explosi6n; ... ... and. another t Incident is the revengeful act of a woman, who destroys the sight,if. Til iambus husband by throwing tvit« '. his face." • Birniingliain' "Daily, JPoist," Sebffi 25th; 1900.—Intensely dramatic-: situa , .... . . The: authors of '"Siguf I of London" have produded many ift incidents, and the most -sensationaljj occurs in the last act,, when a blown up by a gas explosion. . . piece is-splendidly mounted: ■ ' ' '•The Era," August 11th, 190(j;3|| drama, entited "Night Birds <if-r met with an enthusiastic reception the serious passages and. the ;-c6mS sodes are cleverly and - ably written/ - C<T. GEORGE'S HALL, Great North i Ksf TO-NIGHT (SATURDAY), ■&£ss, John Tudor's .Second. Grarfdgl ■ urday ■ Night Concert. ; Entire CiS Programme. New First tart,' 1 Ne will ties, 'and New jConiedy. Eyei-ythjM Bright, and Sparkling. The onlyMs! Entertainment in Town—ls— 15—The place for the People at pie's.- Price,'?—6d—General -AdmissiSp , Front Chairs, 1/.- Children ■ both seats. QRA N D • COX C^ HELPING HAND MISSION, .EtREEJT . . BAY. WEDNESDAY NEXT, MAI 13,: , In Aid of Brass Band i< und.:* Items by Mrs J. 'Stewart, , Mftia Rimnier, .Thorpe, Manson,: Woodman, Messrs Fitzpatrick, IfcSffl Jordan, T. Aaams, C. E. Benitei Aspinall. . Selections by tne -Bands» Accompanist: MR ARCH. PEAK. . . . : , ■ Commence 7.45 p.m. . '■".''■■ Tickefl ' ■ - : ' r ■-.' ~ ■■■■--. ■ - :awy ~ TVY FORTNJGHTLY',,!! Mk CIALS. The next) Social in-co '■'.'/T^y^'■'* tion with - the above Class ■•*? ■be held in St ,(Ja Hall, Grey Lynn, on WEDNESDAY t ING NEXT. Dancing at S sharp. : .dith's-".-String Band. Gent's Sub., 1/; ies by invitation only. — P.S. '■■-s|B| are requested to present invitations a door. ■*■', t ,-■..: ■ ; E. S. EATON, 1i0n,.! TTAZARD'S SHOOTING tJALL '■ *"■'■■■ ~> - '■■'■'■ ■ "'"" . '""'M •In • the Competition for week eudluj 2,* the following-made possibles; -ift Shean,.. Godwin,: Nicholas, AlcComJffl Cosnib ; e, Langley, Norman, HoskU«il.J In'g'f Preitpn, J. W. Preston. Wliefclw) Rennick,' Lewis, Hector, Murclock, rard, Ensdr, Roskell, Hinds, Stirling, gar,- Olsen, Lowe, Budge, Hanson, J Hutchison, Buckley, Patterson, McCc Mason, Webb, Bennett, F. Preston, Neil. ' ■■' In the Ties, D. Baird proved tLfe ncr, J. Preston retiring in his favoiit. This Week's prize, SALOON RIEIiI No, Entrance Fee. Id per shot, PHYSICAL CULTURE AND Gill TICSi V.M.C.A. BUILDINGS, ALB STREET.—Having sold the Gooawill Effects of my Gymnasium to PliQF;i TER, I have much pleasure in referrißf to the-parents and guardians of chl as being a Reliable and Painstakirij structor.—PßOF. CARROLLO. Gents' Gymnastics, Evening Cias Monday and Thursday Evenings, T.?t 10; Physical Gultore, Wednesday, 6.11 6.15, and 7.30 till 9.30. Ladles —'>F Evening, 7.30 till 9 p.m.; 4 p.m.; Saturday, 11 till Girls and Boys,' Tuesdays till 5.30. Boys..- at school, Moudays; Thursdays, 4.15: till 5.30. Boys; Sato 9.30 till 11. a.m. Private tion can be arranged. For tenns,| please communicate with PROF. 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