AMUSEMENTS.
HIS , MAJESTY'SITHEATBE. The audience assembled at His Majesty's Theatre yesterday evening witnessed a very creditabtit performance of the vaudeville programme now being presented. The daving cycle act of the Wheelers attracted considerable interest, and Miss Lizzie Kirk and Mr Frank Leon, as well as the other members who contributed towards the programme, were received with due appreciation. The same programme will be repeated this evening. »i O?ERA HOUSE. Mr. Arthur Knight's Cinematograph show opens at the Opera House this evening. As will be seen from the announcement, the bombardment of Port Arthur by the Japanese forms a portion of the pictures shown, added to which are such items as a struggle between cowboys and Indians in the Wild West, chasing smugglers on the Cornissb coast, and the Royal visit to Ireland, as well as humorous pictures. FITZGERALD'S CIRCUS. A number of men are now busily engaged preparing the ground at Victoria Park, Freeman's Bay, for the accommodation of Fitzgerald Bros.' circus, so that, everything will be in readiness for the opening next Monday night. The circus is to arrive by the llotoiti on Sunday from New Plymouth. It comprises a large menagerie, as well as 50 horses and ponies, and no less than 96 performers.
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Auckland Star, Volume XXXVI, Issue 17, 20 January 1905, Page 2
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