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Auckland Star, Volume XXXIX, Issue 153, 27 June 1908, Page 10

AMUSEMENTS. rtTIS ny/TAJESTY'S FJIHEATKEI. Lessee. .Mr C. R. Bailey. Business Manager. .Geo. Hume. Patrons: Sir Joseph and Lady Ward. Mr. Arthur M. Myers and Mrs. Myers. Hon. J. A. Tole, K.C., and Mrs. Tole. The Australasian Musical Society's First Production, -\JONDAY JUNE 29TH. THE TEA - GIRL. THE TEA - GIRL. THE TEA - GIRLAn Anglo-Japanese Musical Comedy in Two Acts. . Libretto and Lyric-3 by G. D. Grahanie. Music by Thos. Humphreys. (Composer of " The Lady Typist," " Pta-h, Ptah," "The Golden Wedge," " Miss Yon Zuyder Zee.") CASTE: Lord Cuilfail (an impecunious lord) -. Mr Owen Pritchard. The Hon Revel Algy (his only son) * Mr. L. Abrahams. Col. Allister McAllister (Commander 15th Hussars) Mr. F. .J. Shanley. Capt. Clyde Burke (15th Hussars Mr. Percy Adair. (First appearance in Auckland). Lieut.-Colouel Hope (13th Hussars) Mr. Arthur Cooper. Mr. South (the " Sub.", 15th Hussars) — Mr. A. Borrowdale. ; Anlbodi (a wealthy Japanese gentleman).. Mr. Fk. Constance. 11 Oymsen (a priest of Japan) ; i Mr. N. Aulsebrook. >! " Bobs " (Charlie 'Odgsor, Capt. Burkes > servant) Mr. Ned Fort. i i Lady Brookford (Lord Cuiifail's sister) .... ■ j Miss Kate Best, I (Maude McAllister (Co!. McAllister's daugh- ' j ter) M'ss R. Hamilton. . | Marie Louise (" Mary Louit-ey," a coster girl .Miss Emily Holmes. ' i Ommii-Numi San (Airiboui's daughter)..,... » Miss J. Little, i - Otetibaki (a waiting maid) Miss S. Little. . I Major Love Mr. J. J. Ford. ! Major Money . Mr. CUas. Monday. | Captain Younger Mr. Alf. Hines. Paptain Elder ... - : - Mr. Lobb. Captain Boys Mr. C. J. Norris. ' Mr. North Mr. F. W. Suckling. (of 15th Hussars). Dolly Parsons Miss Du.'cie Jennings. Rose Wheeler Miss Rita Breman. Grace Faithful Miss Clair Kirkby. . Eileen Long Miss Ada Foster. - Ailsa Craig Miss Joe Donovan. ' Kara Keen Miss Nellie Piper. . Zoe Winters Miss Lizzie McCoy. (Tea Girls in the Earl's Court Exhibition Tea Kiosk). Gwendoline Vaversonr (a Christy Girl) •Miss Gallagher. ENID MARMONT (a ward in chancery) .. MISS AGGIE SMITH. ■Christy Girls, Tea Girls. Students. Officers, Japanese Men and Women, Geishas, Priests, etc., etc. SYNOPSIS. ; ACT T. —Present Day.—interior of Earl's Court Exhibition Tea Kiosk (cfternoon). ACT 11.— Thp Military Hill Station, by "the Sacred Pool," Japan Cherry Blossom Sea- ' son (daybreak). Gorgeous New S<-enerv by BECK. - Beautiful Dresses iv MISS SAUNDERS. c Handsome Uniforms civ Mr. 1.. SAUNDERS, i Wics Iry MISS WRIGLEY. 1 Quaint Ballets and Fascinating Dances by MISS AGGIE SMITH. i- EXQUISITE STAGE PICTURES. ; Weird Electrical Effr-cts. by C. Crosher and assistants. OOME AND HEAR THE HAUNTING i MELODIES. THE DELIGHTFUL THE STIRRING ENSEMBLES. I Come and scp "THE SILLY NING-NANG!" The whole production under the Sole Direction, Supervision and Stnsrr- Management of SCOTT-COL VILLE. Augmented Orchestra 120 members) under the Leadership of Mr. Colin Muston, i L.R.A.M., And Conducted !>v- the Composer. ■ OPENING NIGHT, MONDAY, JUNE 29th, And for 5 POSITIVELY SIX NIGHTS ONLY. Prices of Admission—Dress Circle and Orchestral Stalls. 4/: Stalls. 2/6; Family \ Circle, 1/. Early Doors, Cd. extra. Day ! Sales H.M. Oafe. : Box Oflice. Messrs. Wildman and Arey*s. No extra charge for Booking. Cars and 'Buses will wait to convey patrons to all parts of the city. ' Carriages and Motors at* 10.50 p.m. GEO. HUME. Business Manager. PIGEON AND CANARY SHOW. 1 -KTEWTON PIGEON AND CANARY ■ i>.' CLUB'S 19th-ANNUAL SHOW, To be held in THE FORESTERS' HALL, EDINBURGHST.. On FRIDAY and SATURDAY, JULY 3rd and 4th. 100 S. SPLENDID ENTRIES. DON'T MISS SEEING THIS SHOW. ADMISSION 1/. A. J. VERCOE, Secretary. GGS.—Now is time to use Meat Meal for abundant production thereof.—Colonial Agency; retailed by all grocers. 69 - 'CiOLDEN and White Wyandottes.—SerVj era! trios of the above for Sale, cheap, including iboth my first and special whites at the late show.—H. Tattersall, Cecil-rd., Epsom. SSAYiS ON THE POULTRY SHOW. Essays Iby pupils of the public schools aire retrrrnaibde (in (hatches) from each school within seven days to H. TattersSU, Cecil-rd., Bpsom. AGBJCTTLTTJRAL SHOW. ; TTTADXATO OHOW, ) HAMILTON. a JULY Bth, 9th, 10th, and Uth,. 1908. GRAND EXHIBITION I Of ? AGRICULTURAL, DAIRY, AND. GARDEN PRODUCTS. ! MAORI INDUSTRTES. * HOME -INDUSTRIES, j NEEDLEWORK. 3 AMATEBR PHOTOGRAPHS. f ' 4% ', JJOULTBY ' ~~jl£&? r S how. <jg? l SIDE SHOWS. REFRESHMENTS. ' MACHINERY IN MOTION. r SPECIAL TRAINS AND EXCURSION t FARES. ' SHOW OPEN DAY AND NIGHT. ENTRIES POSITIVELY CLOSE i SATURDAY, 20th JUNE, f (NO LATE ENTRIES.) - RECORD ENTRIES. R. B. RESTELL, i S. J. BULLOCK, - Joint Sees. MODERN DRESSCUTTTNG. IMPERIAL SCHOOL. ! Principals: '. MISS ROBIN (late of London and Paris) 3 MISS HOLMES (late of Kirkcaldie and Stains), j NOTICE.—In consequence of MISS . HOLMES' absence on business connected X with the above School in England, ' the suburban classes will be conducted un- . til her return at the Central School, H.M . Arcade, Queen-st, under MISS ROBINS' S personal supervision. Latest systems (with 5 Or without charts) taught Class dally, 10 to 12. 2 to 4; Wednesday*, ff 7 to 9 p.m.; st CENTRAL SCHOOuS i IKM. Arcade, «oeen-«t, '