AM 0 SEMEN TS. f\ P E B. A TTOUSE. ■FULLER'S REFINED VAUDEVILLE. ■jyrATrNBB -CJVERY gATURDAY. PROGRAMME- THE SAME AS NIGHT. SPECIAL MATLNEE PRICES—Orch. Stalls and Dress Circle, ONE SHILLING. Children SIXPENCE. Back Stalls, SIXPENCE Everybody. Commence at 2.30. QPERA TTOUSE. FULLER'S REFINED VAUDEVILLE. TO-NIGHT. TO-NIGHT. Triumphant Success of vyoNG moY dcx, WONDERFUL CHINESE ILLUSIONISTPEGGY ROMA. Sprightly Soubrette. BERYL NICHOLLS, Serio and Dancer. I MAISrR ELLIS. Comedienne. TTANLEY—-VTARiGUERITE—TTANLEY Acrobats and Heavy-weight Lifters. TJEAUMONT /"COLLINS /COMPANY. In Screaming Farcical Comedy, WRITTEN BY DAVID BAIRD. "DEDFELLOWS. EATHLEEN..MISS BEAUMONT COLLINS mHE THING'S /-IOLLEGE ~R oys England's Premier Harmonising QuintetHARRY SIMMS. English Comedian. MAURICE CHENOWETH. HETTIE PEEL LAWRENCE T>ARCLAV. English -L* Singing Comedian. D.C. and 0.5., 2'; Stalls. 1, ; X.C.. Hd. Reserves at Wildman's SIXPENCE EXTRA. NO EARLY DOORS. m O W N TT A L 5. CONCERT CHAMBER. Direction, W. and R. Thomas and Maynard Dakin. SEASON OF SIX NIGHTS ONLY. rpO-NIGHT, rpO-NIGHT. AND EVERY EVENING. A Happy Combination of Clever Artists, GREAT AND INSTANTANEOUS SUCCESS LAST NIGHT OF THE ■pAMOUS "pNGLISH T3IERROTS. Their Unique and Charming Entertainment was received by the Large Audience with Unstinted Applause and Appreciation. EVERY ITEM ON THE PROGRAMME ENCORED. A Rare, Humorous, and Novel Combination. NOT A DULL MOMENT. ENTERTAINMENT. BY POPULAR ARTISTS. AT POPULAR PRICES—3/, 2/, 1/. Plan at Wildman and Arey's. No charge for booking. "*N.E.—DAY SALES AT MARTELLI'S. Pleyel Grand Piano rrt>m __■. ami F. Piano Agency, Ltd.. S. Coldicutt, manager. WILL THOMAS, Business Manager. IJ» O W N JTf A L "I. QRGAN "DECITALS. THE THIRD OF THE ABOVE SERIES Will be given in rpiiu rpOWN TTALL, CJATURDAY, »».\'D TUNE, 1912 •O __/ _? At S o'clock p.m.. By ~\_"- H OHACE (t Weber i NAPIER). PROGRAMME. 1. Concert Overture in C Minor .. Hollins 2. lai Meditation in D flat .. .. SL Clair (b» Short Fantasia in F .. .. Guihnant (ci Pastorale in C (No. 21 .. ..Lemare 3. Fugue. "All GijniP" Bach 4. In Paradisum Dubois 5. Introduction-Theme and Finale from the great Fantasia on the Austrian Hymn „ .. Chipp INTERVAL. 6. Evening Song Bairstow 7. Allegro Vivace Widor (First Movement from Fifth Symphony.) S. Canzona Wheeldon 0. Allegro Molto Mendelssohn (Movement from Sonata No. 6). 10. Finale in B flat Wolsieuholme Popular Prices: 1, to all parts of the hall. Reserve Seats, 1/6. at Messrs Wildman aud Arey's. HENRY W. WILSON. Town Clerk. 15th June. 1312. 524 RINK. BALL, OR THEATRE—.lndies' and Gents' Fancy, Historical and other Costumes, Theatre Coats, etc.. for Sale or Hire, at reasonable rates. Lists on application. Our Dresses won OS prizes during 101 L McELWAIN AND ZEVEN. 254. Qneen-st MISS Q_ NORMAN. Certificated Teacher of Pianoforte and Theory.—Address "Wharfti." rd., Mt. Eden. Homes visited if desireu. ■nHJTH AND PICCOLO. -E G. E. POO RE. Solo Flautist. Teacher of Flute and Piccolo. Address 5L PONSONBY-ROAD. Xpo^TPiALLERS. —Be in your J- information. Auckland Rugby Union Official Handbook for 1912. Price Gd. All Stationers or "Star" Office.
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Auckland Star, Volume XLIII, Issue 145, 18 June 1912, Page 12
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