AMUSEMENTS.

Auckland Star, Volume XL, Issue 138, 11 June 1909, Page 2

AMUSEMENTS.

HIS MAJGESTY'S THEATRE. West's pictures attracted a crowded aadience to His Majesty's Theatre hist _igfit. a-d tfl e pr-ograir ue-ef pictures met wf_T frequent applause. " The Invaders"' was--one- of tne most popular subjects. . amd the "Buffoon?' ateo-excited, interest. " ( The comic relief was well attended to. , There Will be a matinee to-morrow afternoon, and on Monday a new programme vrfH be submitted, the series- .including one from "Drink," which has proved im.jnensely papular in Australia. OPERA HOUSE. •Two final opportunities of witnessing Messrs-. Mey-nell and Gram's English Opera Company in "The Belle of Maylair," at the Opera House, -will_l'e given this evening and to-morrow night. On 3fo_day evening the long-awaited Dutch cotnic opera, " Miss Hoot oi Holland," will be produced. The quaint setting of this charming gieoej together with its "bright and clever music, will no doubt prove as successful here as has been the case in England, America, Europe and latterly in Australia. The box plans ior both- productions are at TvUdTnan and Arey'Si PATUB PICTURES. Tie Royal Albert Hall was extensively patronised last night, when the Pathe Picture programme was repeated. A ' wide range of subjects was thrown: upon the screen, tie pictures being interesting, educative- ami amusing-.- -'■ Tie dramatic films met with special acceptance. The beauty ci3mpel-U.ioii~coiiLuiue3'"trr arouse Interest. TTVOLI PICnJBES. The Tivolf Theatre, jNewton, met' its foil share of patumage last "uigtit, -when an interestrng programme was- presented to the satis&cticFn of u_e audience.. The same programme "will be repeated tonight, and to-morrow there will be a matinee.