AMUSEMENTS.

Auckland Star, Volume XXXIX, Issue 236, 2 October 1908, Page 2

AMUSEMENTS.

HIS MAJESTY'S THEATRE. J "The Little Breadwinner" was present- i ed lor the second* time by Messrs 31ey- • nell and Guvm'i Dramatic Co. at Hia '* Majesty's Theatre last night, in the presence of h, largo audience, and (ho audience was liberal in its applause. The piece will be repeated to-niglit and to- 1 morrow night, and "The Fatal Wedding" will be revived on Monday night. Mr. Ernest Leicestci will re-appear in ] the role of Harold Wilson, wiiile Miss ISeatrice. Holloway will play the part of ibo misjudged wife. The part of the Little Mother will be taken by Queenie j Williams. The tin-can band wfll be re- i membered as a notable feature of the production. '!*>e dox ptan wi i Tjo opened . at Wildman and Arey's -to-morrow ; morning.

THE OPERA HOUSE. i

Tlic moving picture entertainment provided at the Opera House last night attracted another large and appreciative, audience. The programme will be repeated to-night.

PIANO AND SONG RECITAL.

The full programme for the recital to In given by Mr. Horace Hunt and Mr. Arthur Bailance on Monday next, will appear in to-morrow's issue. Among Mr. llitnt's items will be Beethoven's "Funeral March" sonata., ami I-jezt's beautiful "Liebestrau.ni." Mr. Bailance will sing "Songs of the Norseland" , (l,ohr), "Mine Enemy" (Oljra Rudd), and, by special request, "Melisande in the VVdod.'"' Mr. Herbert Bloy, the popular violinist, will assl-st.

BILL SQUIRES COMING.

The {anions Bill Sfjuiro?. who has met Burns, the world's champion, three times, and has still hope of winning that coveted honour, will arrive from Sydney mi Sunday, and on Monday evening will appear at. the Opera House and |K>rsonally descrihe the great buttle which he recently fought in Sydney, as depicted on the screen, by arrangement with Mr. Edwin Geach. The attraction is announced for one night only.

A popular concert, arranged l>3 , Mr J. F. Bennett, assisted by leading professional and amateur musicians, closes the winter course at the .Leys Institute to-night.