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Auckland Star, Volume XLI, Issue 71, 24 March 1910, Page 10

AMUSEMENTS. ■ ~-~-~~ r ,' 1 ! - "El E*>BR AI. - .- H:Ai"iT -*- Direction, Dunn and Smith, Limtted. : TO-NIGHT. TO-NIGHX ' -« . IVJ -ARVELLOUS » ELBINI mROTJBfi.' ? . IVJ -ARVELLOUS ELBINI IroOTB 1 t LAST NIGHT OF PRESENT PRO- ; ' GRAMME. •■■ . ; '-. :-J i TO-MORROW (GOOD FRIDAY) AFrES.' ' NOON. r SPECIAL MATINEE: , . ' [ ! Children, OD to all parts. ;-; ' i TO-MORROW (GOOD FRIDAY) NX?™ " > 2 SPECIAL GRAND When MR. ARTHUR DUNN wlilal^;-, pear. •.' .•>'«j^:«&ts«S < GENERAL ADMISSION: CD TO ATT '" PARTS, . O " l - i * V „:■ EASTER SATURDAY AFTERNOON 1 HOLIDAY MATINEE: Children :QD to'sn parts. ' • ; «**)a>#iSSsS EASTER SATURDAY NIGHT '/ - , - ', ' AND FOLLOWING, EVENING*. ' NEW MAMMOTH HOLIDAY PfiO^tliPl GRAMME. • ' ...■ USUAL PRICES: 1/6. 1/, and r,rj, TT IS MAJESTY'S . THEA s ra3ll . M- lessee, C. R. Bailey. •-. -tvinhS^m Sub-Lessee and Manager, ALLAN EAMHir TON. I SEASON CLOSES TO-NIGHT - t (THURSDAY). c LAST NIGHT OP THE SEASON. \ THIS EVENING, at 8. „•*&' ■'.' ENTIRELY NEW PROGRAMME' ENTIRELY NEW PROGRAMME! / ENTIRELY NEW PROGRAMME ;V i MR HARRY HICKAEDf? '~ I ALL-STAR VAUDEVILLE CO-JtPAHT.;. \; ! MR AND MRS ROBERT FITZSIItMONS. . I MR AND MRS.ROBERT FITZSEHM.ONV MISS JULIA GIFFOKD, ■ ' " liijfi MISS JULIA GIFFORD, *$&m\ MR FRANCO PIPER. . , .*\ MR FRANCO PIPER. I THE THREE SISTERS TSiFNEEt " M ' THE THREE SISTERS TRAPNELL, Assisted by their Brother GEQSG-B, ' I THE WHEELERs! ' ''' ' FEED. BLUETT. ■ : '^IS^ I VAUDE ANT* VEBNB- : ; I And Brilliant Picture Portrayals of v 'tjS?fe I following Pugilistic Encounters:~ SHARKEI V: JEFFRIES (One RoundL BURNS V. JOHNSON (Four Rounds) , j And . - ' . ' ','] FITZSIMMONS V. LANG (Last Fi»eS Bounds). . \'' \£msffl BOX PLAN AT WILDMAN: AsSallf AREY'S. RESERVED SEATS, ,4/... ViSllilP, Prices — 3/, 2/, 1/. Early Doors '%Wssflg parts, 6d estra. ■ '' +.--'*„■' •Day Sales at Coleman's, ' opposite /Hii£»S Arcade. a . /i'^^lllsf . TT IS MAJESTY'S THKATBH, • i TO-MORROW AFTERNOON, At 2.30. ■ - ,•" MATINEE. ■ Special Musical and Pictorial / Programme. Adults, 6d and 1/. Children, 6d to ' all parts. . *- v ''^ssj|j|3jjis TTIS MAJESTY'S - :.TTTTnATyt^4Mi ■*-*• Lessee, Mr C. R. Bailer. ' '' Q-OOD TjmiDAY -SLIGHT. '"' • 7 A GRAND . EASTER ; FESTIVAL. ,- * . \ rpHE JJOYAL jy-IXSTER gINGERS. ', A Company of Eight ' Principals and Powerfnl Chorus." ' ' A ' :tl = : "Tl/rA^ITANA." i (As Opera de Camera), . 1 ' With Grand Scenic Effects. •'■■-•" i : Together -with a Brpliant Picture '".fSHpI [ gramme projected with a powerful ■ Electric .' : Plant. . ■■;. ■.',- .. THE STORY THAT TRANSFORMED" - THE WORLD. ... , i " Dash to the. North Pole, Uncle Tom v «|'#gS Cabin, etc., . etc. etc.. , ; Pictures in Living Natural Colours. , • Popular Price's: 2J, 1/, and 6d. Children i 6d and 1/. Box Plan at - Wildman and ; I Arey's. ■■..■■■■-■■■ -. ; -y-~-w?* ;^JIII "CTIS MAJESTY'S' ;• THEATRE, ri? rj .t . MATINEE.' -' -MATINEE:- -"..- f % EASTER — MONDAY'— EASTER. • . ,?2.,p.m. .:—„_«;,. .; J MARRIED TO THE. WRONG MAN.. 4 M •JZTIS ' MAJESTY'S ';''/' THEiTBB, {gm J - L Lessee, C. R. Bailey. .. '[ *' Sub-Lessee and Manager. :.George .Mario , *, ■ GREAT EASTER /* A SURPRISE OF INGENUITY. ' :: ,{\, ; A MARVEL OF ORIGINALITY, 1 A FEAST ROYAL OF ENJOYMENT,Will be presented to .yon "on .', '.'. SATURDAY NEXT, MARCH 26. : : (Easter Saturday^. . i i ~- When .. "' ' . '.';_-.'.;■;: i;| GEORGE MARLOWS ' 1 ' BRILLIANT DRAMATIC COMPANY , \ " • appear in . • - :" ; #;W : KB| Frederick Melville's Astounding and Astonishing Melodrama, MARRIED TO' THE WRONG MAN. MARRIED TO. THE WRONG MAN., 'I -M MARRIED TO THE WRONG • MAN.: # < MARRIED TO THE WRONG MAN. 5 BOX PLAN AT ."wILDMaN' 1 AJa> ■ AREY'S. RESERVED SEATS, 4/, ••';'•.".'„ PRICES: 3/, 2/, 1/. Early Doors."to|aa'fw parts, 6d extra.. -; ' , Day Sales at Coleman's, opposite H.M. Arcade. . •.'. ■ - KA.MA'jI'IC ART,.DEPORTMENT.fANSyB ■ LJ ' PUBLIC SPEAKING, : - 'iV . ELOCUTION, alt branches. Study; undet ; : . F. Alfred Price, Caxton Chambers, j &»•»■ '-f 1 son-st. Postal Address, Box' 574, G.P.0l '■■ ' •'■,■ "..-Htf. . QHOKAL XT A:L L. -t|S^g C MONDAY, APRIL i, 1910. GRAND TO ECITAL ' QF ' ]■ ; VpsS! ■ Xv • -.-• ! VOCAL AND INSTRUMENTAL MTJSEC 'MR. H. BARRY CONEY, A.R.A.-M., L.R.A.M., assisted , by MDiIE. GROT-HKOP (from Berlin), , Operatic Sourano. ■ i - '■■ ■■■" ■''...;.■ !/*&ss•> MR. UISRJiERT BLOY, Violinist. ,' • • MISS M.ILLICENT . HBYA,¥OOD at tlu , Piano. , ■ - -■■ ,: ;^f^^|^^^P Tickets: 3/, 2/,' and 1/, at Messrs. Wfldriu*-'. • and Arey's, and A.- Ea<ly I awl - Co." Bos Plan, Messrs. Wildman and -&^3jfjjsg&& Bα N• c ■'•i ■N' G. •MBS SOWsE-RBY will RE-OPEN HER : •CLASSES FOR ' BALLROOM -'"ANl>ttli FANCY DANCING, 'ST: • ■ ANDREWS : HALL, Lower Symond&st.,'on April lith. i Thursday at S p.m., Friday 7.30;-p.m4'SS Saturday 10.30 a.m. and 2 p.m. Epsom ■Hall, Epsom, Wednesday. T.SOiiAn. ■" • •-• ' " For terms, apply MRS SOWERBY. t 'Rawhiti," Onehunga. ' ■ • ■. •"-<• d. A N c" 1... S-|eS j .. M ? AND -MR. GELHOR (Piano nana|ii| violin) are open for Engagements for> Dances, Socials, Bails. Terms moderate.— Apply "The Elite," Yates , •Buildings.'.'Qu-eMS.^p • St.; or 235, Karangahape-rd., Ne>vton.T TRANCING.—RascaI Socials w-ffl be held In Newmarket Hall, every Friday even- •' - ing at 8 o'clock: good music: good floor.— Gents, 1/6. Ladies, 1/ for opening social. — 1 ' A. and G. Rickard.. - «S • a LUTE AND PI" CC'O-ii O, s J- G. ED-WARD POOBB, ii Solo Flautist HAS RESUMED TEACHING. : ' ■ Terms on Application., lllbsbS Address— BTJRGOIE3SE-ST:., NES9TOS, 3 Near Reservoir. ■■■■ 'SS^^^^p BOWLING. - '' - — ■—- —: : " AUCKLAND. PROVINCIAL - BQ^INe " -£*•_ ASSOCIATION. EASTER -TOURNAMENT I • Play, begins eaci day. at 9 a.m. '■ I ! ■ .1 i—. ,' \'< J ( > Lunch provided at Auckland, ■ ■ ) and Grey Lynn Greene;' charge, ,1/fl, On ' 1 other gi'eena bowlers --nrevWe their '■' oW» > lunch. ' ..fcislfSf Altcrnoon Tea on. all greens; charge, 63. ' '.. ■ ' Entries for'refer Championship elese "on SATURDAY, SOtli-Just, -nfW.SO p.m. A..M, JJBYPja?, •"' :' , . ' ' ]gpii,;gee,^^^