AMUSEMENTS.

Auckland Star, Volume XXXVI, Issue 31, 6 February 1905, Page 3

AMUSEMENTS.

HIS MAJESTY'S THEATRE. J. C. WifliamsGxi's Bio-Tableau, at ELM. Theatre, affords an opportunity for instruction ajid amusement which, should not be missed by anyone. There are scenes and life sketches from all parts of the world, mostly of a veryhigh standard of excellence. The third change of programme is announced for tc-night, and the season will close with the matinee and night exhibitions of Wednesday next. Amongst the new pictures to be shown to-night are: "The Coiners." "Bcwilter's Lock on Ascot Sunday," "Tit-for-Tat," "Whisky versus Bullets," •'Such Is Life," ""TRoibbery Under Arms," "The Apple Woman," "The Poachers," "A life Study of Mel. B. Spiirr," and many others. The wonderful pantomime picture, "Submarine." and some of the most popular RussoJa,p war pictures will also ba repeated in | this programme. On Wednesday next the last special school matinee of the season will be given, and should prove very beneficial to those children fortunate enough to be present. THE OPERA HOUSE. "My Sweetheart." a bright comedy, well played by Mr John FuHers Musical Comedy Company, is attracting good audiences to the Opera House. On Saturday night there was another large audience, when several new songs were introduced into the piece. The play will be produced again to-nighrt.