AMUSEMENTS.
HIS MAJESTY'S THEATRE. Ally Harry Eickards has- had his 'fingers upon the pulse of 'tie play-going public for so long- that -he ia- rarely, if ever, at fault, when he attempts to provide what is required. The programme which is now 'being submitted ! by the Vaudeville Company at His Majesty's Theatre is a case in point. Its every item is full of interest, and practically -*» ~ one's taste is satisfied. • « OPERA HOUSE. The Messrs. Fuller .have evidently hit the public taste exactly with their latest series of animated pictures, which have for' now nearly a week been shown at the Opera House. All fhe scenes are ,well selected and admirably displayed. ...>" . J ' ROYAL ALBERT HALL. :." "large audience -was present at the ■ Royal 'Albert Hall last evening, wher Mr. Hayward's new series of pictures were again thrown upon the screen. The outstanding features of the programme -are the dramatic tableaux, "The Woman Wiho Didn't" and "A Sweet Revenge. ,1 rlf . -the entertainment consisted only ol , these "two scenes it would (be well worth the 'price of admission. ■ TIVOLI THEATRE. , ; ilr. Phil Walsh's Dramatic Company gave a capital holiday night entertainment to a large audience last evening . when the always popular Irish comedy ; duama of > "Conn, tihe Shaug-hraun" woi . again produced. r The play went ver^ ' .^evenly,, and the aipplxase oi the aud "fence was" practically .coriianuous. To \ night the Company will produce "TQii " -.KaTTgaroo GirL" ; t--':::;'"" ■ - •.■■.;': "■'•'•'-• yfc~~_. ■ .'•-■... ...... i~ l ■-•' EEDEItAIi HALL. ■LsLsi evening was: a good attend ance"_a£ the Federal Hall. The presen Gam-panj- 'complete their season thai . evening, but will give, a matinee perform ance tq-mbrro-w afternoon. In the even ing-'-the Selbmi ' Troupe from . wirth": Circus w<lll make its , first. appearance a: . an- individual company in .Auckland. Thi programme they promise; is'of an escep 1 tionajly ' attractive character. ■*' ■ > ''' -■■ ' --—'-- : --— ' ; -
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Auckland Star, Volume XLI, Issue 66, 18 March 1910, Page 6
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298AMUSEMENTS. Auckland Star, Volume XLI, Issue 66, 18 March 1910, Page 6
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