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Auckland Star, Volume XLI, Issue 67, 19 March 1910, Page 12

AMUSEMENTS. OPERA : HOUSE. Sole Props.: John Fuller, and Sons jyTATINEE E VERY OAT. AT O OA CHILDREN SIXPENCE TO ALL PARTS. I "CHILLER'S Best "PICTURES. | I x uller's of All -Pictures. | AND FULL OPERATIC ORCHESTRA. Musical Director, MR E. J. BURKE. JANE MADE ONE OF THE FAMILY. JOHN BULL'S FOOLISH HOSPITALITY. CANADIAN RAILWAY CONSTRUCTION. MEMORIES. THE TEST. THE PAGODAS OF RANGOON. A /CORNER IN TX7HEAT. Illustrating ■»■'*- *-•' "» the evil results of Monopolies, culminating in the tragic death in a grain elevator of the millionaire who had "cornered" wheat. EXPERIMENTS IN LIQUID AIR. JUDGMENT. Stirring Western Life. DISCUSSION IN POLITICS. "PARIS "CILOODS. ■pAKIS "pLOODS. The Pictures give a striking and realistic reproduction of the scene. FENTON, OF THE 42nd. THE MARRIAGE OF COCO. Special Engagement of GILBERT BURKE, Leading Tympanist and Drummer of Australasia. MR E. J. BURKES OPERATIC ORCHESTRA wil play: Overture, "Pique Dame'"; selection. "The Gondoliers"; selection. "Madame Butterfly"; Welman's ; famous "Festmarsh." 1/6, 1/, and 6d. Reserves at Wildman'e. FEDERAL HALL. i Direction, Dunn and Smith, Limited. EMPIRE? VAUDEVILLE . CO. , TO-NIGHT. TO-NIGHT. TO-NIGHT. TO-NIGHT. A GREAT NEW SHOW. ' The ENTIRE PROGRAMME by the "li/TARVELLOUS QELBTNI mROUPE, I '- L AKVELLOUS ELBINI 1 - ROUTE, WJIL.L., Direct A DA, * » ILL, from -ii-DA, WILL, Wilth's A DA, ILL, Circus, -ti-DA, ALF, DORIS, HARRY, and ARTHUR. Heavy-weight Jugglers, Wire Walkers, Magicians, Conjurers. Ventriloquists, Second Sight Mediums, Comedians, and ?<lusieians. PRICES: 1/G, 1/, and 6d. QIT. ANDREW'S SOCIETY. THE FOURTH AND LAST CONCERT AND SOCIAL GATHERING OF THE SEASON.- ---' Will be held in the CHORAL HALL ON MONDAY, FIRST, MARCH 21, 1910. j •ROBERT BRUCE'S NIGHT. ! Doors open at 7.30. Commence at 8 sharp. PROGRAMME.—FSIRST PART. March o' the Pipers, "MeKenzie Highlandders. Chorus. "The Bonnie Briar Bush/ ST. ANDREW'S CHORAL CLASS. ■Chairman's Remarks. THE PRESIDENT. Song, " Auld Robin Gray." MISS TUDEHOPE. Address, " Robert, The Bruce." ' RETV. GRAY DIXON. Song, "Stirling Brig"...: MR. .MOUNTAIN. Dance, "Highland Jig." „_ DAVIE AND DAISY McPHERSON. Humorous Recitation ._„ MB. A. J. BLACK. Dance, Higl-and FHnjr ".......... MiR. CHADWICK. INTERVAL, Light Refreshments and Gramophone {Selections. SECOND PART. '" Pipe Band Selections: "The 92 Highlanders," " Munlochy. Brig," "High Road to Lin ton." Duet. '• Huntlngtower." MISS CAMPBELL AND MR. D. MBNZIES. Song, "Douglas Gordon." HISS TUDEHOPE. Dance, "Highland Reel,'. , -... •MEMBERS OP PIPE BAND. Song, Selected.-;..... .;...v. ; i-... I ■ MR. MOUNTAIN. Dance, " Sheantreus." _v__ MR. CHADWICK. Cnorns fc "The Land o' th-e Leal" S»? ANDREW'S CHORAL CLASS. "" " AULD LANG SYNE." Accompanist, MRS. NEAVE ■Conductor. MR. A. M. BRYDEN - A Limited Number of Tickets. may be had from Members of Committee only, at the Electric cars at close of concert. JAMES EPMJSTON, Secretary. '

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