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Auckland Star, Volume XXXV, Issue 251, 20 October 1904, Page 8

AMUSEMENTS. I-CTIS MAJESTY'S ~ THEATRE. , ( TO-NIGHT. TO-NIGHT. MARJTANA. 'TiyrARITANA. ABITANA. , iSXARITANA.'. COMPLFMENTARY BENEFIT Tendered to the AUCKLAND BAND CONTEST TEEBY MADAME LILIAN TREE AND HER CONCERT COMPANY. 'Artists: Madame Lilian Tree." Miss Maude Tobias, '. Messrs Walter Whyte, "Wilfred Manning, Percy Lee, T." S. Midgley, and T. Adams. r " 1 Choruses by Madame Tree's Operatic Choir of 50 voices. ( : ADMISSION—3/, 2/, 1/. Doors open 7, commence S p.m. Box Plan now open at Wildman, Lyeli, and Arey's. i Day Sales. Toreador, H.M. Arcads. Holders of 3/ Tickets can reserve them . at. the. Booking Office. . Manager: MR GEO. HUME. ' H IS XrAJESTY'S-- q^HEATEE. Lessee .".....'..".. C. R. Bailey rpHE rvpUCt. TEAGUE > t rpRAFALGAR T)AY, FRIDAY, 21st OCT.v AT S P.M. Under the Patronage of His Excellency the ; Governor, The Mayor and Councillors. The Commodore and Officers of the Royal N.Z. Yacht Squadron and the Yachting Clubs. Colonel Davies, C.8.? Officer Commanding Auckland District, . and Officers of the Garrison. Orchestra under the Direction of Mr Arthur ( PART L ; 1. Selection. Sea Songs ORCHESTRA. 2. Song, "No Braggarts Boast" MR V. ATKUNSON. 3. Vocal Quartette, "The Cornfields Mcd- • ley" THE UNIQUE QUARTETTE. (Messrs W. Aspiuall: A; Rowe, G. Bagnall, / ana .T. Ryan) 4. Sons. "Eventiae"--MRS J. "WATSON BAXTER. 5. Monologue. "Not Understood" MR GEO. WARREN. - 1 G. Song, "The Indifferent Mariner" MR J. RYAN. 7. Song, "The Oeath of Nelson" MR WALTER WHYTE8. Trio. "A British Tar" MESSES W. FELTKAM. S. WALKER, . AND S. HARVEY. Interval of Ten Minutes. PART IL 9. Selection ORCHESTRA. 10. "The Gallants of England" MR J. WHELAN. IL Recitation, Selected MR GEO. WARREN. 12. Vocal Quartette. "Lucky Jim" THE UNIQUE QUARTETTE(Messrs W. Aspiuall. A. Rowe, G. Bagnall, 1 and -T. Ryan) 13- Song. "The King's Own" MISS MAUDE TOBIAS 14. Song, "Let Mc Like A Soldier Fall" MR A. ROWE. ' 15. Duet, "The Moon Has' Raised Her . Lamp" - •_ . _ : ' MESSRS WALTER WHYTE AND WIL- ! FRED MANNING, i » 16. Song, "Drake's Drum" MR T. W. ALLEN. "RULE BRITANNIA," with Full Chorus. "GOD SAVE THE KING." Two Haake Pianofortes kindly lent by " the British and Continental Co., Strand ' Arcade (A. Hegman. Manager). Box Plan at Messrs Wildman, Lycll, and 1 Arey's. Day Sales at Toreador. PRICES OF ADMISSION—3A 2/, I/. TXIS 3V/TAJESTY'S - rpHEATBE. ' L Sub-Lessee and Manager, 1 SATURDAY NEXT, OCTOBER 22, POSITIVELY EIGHT NIGHTS ONLY. " MR HARRY RICKARDS' VAUDEVILLE AND SPECIALTY COMBINATION. First Appearance in New • Zealand of MADAME MARSSELLA AND HER WON- :.:. DERF-ULLY TRAINED. BIRDS. Direct from America, per Sonoma. The most marvellous- exhibition of Trained Birds the World has ever seen. I MISS MAY MOORE DUPREZ, "The Jolly Dutch Girl." Absolutely the Brightest Comedienne- and- Dancer ever introduced into Australia by Mr Rickards. MR WILL VAN ALLEN, "The Musical Tramp," in an up-to-date, novel and amusing act. as given by him - with the utmost, success throughout England and America. Return to Auckland'of J. W. WINTON. i, Accompanied by "McGINTY," In an entirely New and Original Ventriloquiai Entertainment. MISS. MAUD BEATTY, Late Principal Boy at Drnry Lane Theatre, London. a MISS MAUD FAXING. r In the brilliant Dramatic Scena, "I May be d Crazy." 0 Miss Ada Delroy r ' Smith Sisters James Bell Arthur Elliott f Maggie Fraser Edward Ford - Georjje Bentley. . Arnold Phil And an entirely New Series of ANIMATED PICTURES. The whole forming the MOST POWERFUL ORGANISATION OF VAUDEVILLE ARTISTS that ever visited-New Zealand. ; POPULAR PRICES. Dress Circle and Orchestra Stalls 3/Stalls. 2/; Gallery. 1/. Early Doors (7-7 ZQ) . Sd extra to Stalls and Gallery. Box Plan . at Wildman, Lycll, and Arey's. i ALLAN HAMILTON, - Manager for Mr Harry Rickards. t .— ■ —] . - —— 1 SPORTING. ■ SA& ■■ ' A UCKLAXI> :R ACING SPRING MEETING, 1904. ACCEPTANCES for Manukau Hurdle Race and City Handicaps and ENTRIES close TO-MORROW (Friday), October 21st, at 9 p.m. WM. PEECIVAL, . Secretary. QTAHUHU JJACING QLUB. jgATURDAY, QCTOBER 99. ; FIRST RACE, P-Mi : VDMISSION -J / \ MR C. O'CONNOR STARTER. Special Train leaves Auckland for the ■ Course at 12.40 p.m. The usual 1.10 p.m. Train: will also stop at the Course. F. D. : YONGE. ; -. . . ■". Secretary. rpo' COUNTRY .RACING CLUBS. ■*r. lam prepared to act in the capacity of 1 Starter for Meetings in the Auckland District. Address—Occidental Hotel. Vulcan. Laaej Auckland. . E. H. HAN KINS, -■'--.:..-."..'. ' ." " " - ■ ,