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Auckland Star, Volume XLIII, Issue 166, 12 July 1912, Page 12

AMUSEMENT*. '"*Hv' HIS MAJESTY'S •TTBi-T'S Lessee _MrC. R. B^^ \ LAST TWO WATSON RBCITAra *' LAST TWO WATSON RBCTr»Tf- " LAST TWO WATSON RECITAIi^' -•Mr Watson's Work is a RevelaaiTi —"Auckland Star," 4? ; THIS (FRIDAY) EVENING,, V' Beginning at Eight o'clock.' '->"■■> MR ALEXANDER WATS(W " : '*:>? MR ALEXANDER WATSOV MR ALEXANDER WATSON I : Will Present the Comedy Scenes from "& A MIDSUMMER NIGHT'S DREAM - " H A MIDSUMMER NIGHT'S DBEAM'T^H PART 11. "'•'*•__ "The Defence of Lucknow".... Ton... __ "Mist, Squeers' Tea Party" . IyS* I II "Hallo!" *. ■••V I «en;* B "An Irish Cricket Match"...."" .7.'.'".' H ......... Anoj,-.; *fl TO-MORROW, LAST RECITAL ,vS Will be Rendered a .t'~ "*: /POPULAR SATURDAY PROGRAJrui-i POPULAR SATURDAY PBOORAM^! Composed of • __ E CHARLES DICKENS ,\|| f And *Ssl I s MISCELLANEOUS SELECTIOSa. I "Tbe Friendly Walter" niowf I "Flight of Little Em'1y"....^....D51 | -A wild K nt" * DlSl "On the Ice" (Prckwicki Dictew -r "Ballad of the Clampherdown"... Klplta!'-"' "Fuzzy Wuzzy" KI .SJ fJ "An Ocean Waif" Clark _*_»„ | "The Elf-child" Wnltcomb Itflw "■ "Inxphon" Anfti "Punch, Brothers, Punch" Mark Tw_|«tf 3/. 2/, 1/: Family Tickets, 10/. Pl__',i; Wildman and Arey's. Day Sales at 3_t„ r te-lU's. ~? : : , . CARLYLE BMTrH_.'>;. '4 J TTIS MAJESTY'S THEATRE, Lessee Mr C. R. Bailey. • RICKARDS' TIVOLI CO., LTD, ' ' A GREAT THEATRICAL EVENT fi Commencing MONDAY EVENING NEXT, JULY"jj/r THE HARRY RICKARDS " !'i'i THE HARRY RICKARDS ~, ALL STAR VAUDEVILLE COMPANY.' - A Combination of V; GIGANTIC PROPORTIONS. ■•£?.-' Never equalled nor excelled in the theatric*! history of the Dominion. "sffl EVERY ARTIST A STAR. ,!•>' REFINEMENT AND ORIGINALITY. = CLEAN HUMOUR AND PATHOS, The RINALDO. The i RINALDO. ,fi"g Wandering RINALDO. Wanderini '!"''■ RINALDO. ■--'*:$ Violinist RINALDO. Violinist The World's Greatest Musical Vaudeville " Act. ..-..'.'i WILL H. FOX, WILL H. FOX, '<' WILL H. FOX, WILL H. FOX, The Originator of all Comedy Piano Acti. , MONIE MINE. ~< ■:I A Brilliant Young English Comedienne. , '-.-'.■ BLAKE and GRANBY, .';.*■*- England's Foremost Comedy Duologue ■'.% Artists. ... ISSi WALKER and STURM, , -jS Famous Racquet Spinners and Eccentric*'-'-> RONALD GEORGE, *_» Musical Specialist. * 113 TOSSING TESTROS. !;'.;. Marvellous Jugglers. ''.^ MELROSE AND MENZIES. ''/■':': BRIGHT SISTERS. MARSHALL CROSBY. Prices: 4/, 3/, 2/, 1/. Early Doors 6" ;.';. extra. . . . t,.. ■' Box Plan at Wildman and Aiey's. Dij .-: Sales at Martelll's. -..?;.. M. MARCUS, Manager. ,'*;•: m O W N fT "*■ L Ii QRGAN T>ECIT__B. . .-. a _____ r'^2?' SIXTH OF THE SERIES. . J• ' j QATU-DXY, -lOTH JULY, 191* v Splendid Programme, including •eiectionl I from the Works of the follow-. Co* posers:-— -:-'.*" COLLIN . .../^ WAGNER ... <M& MENDELSSOHN . ; H BATISTE, ' "V ' 'v '.'<.-: LEMARE ",t-' ; -' c v" "' '•"" '."'* GRISOX, ■'~"•:&.' CLARE. fif| 1 ' Ett'"#. By : m ■VT*. T>U_tC_SLL *r^~_Bß (MASTERTON). POPULAR PRICE, to All Parts of .*_#.%*:' Hall, 1/; Reserved Seats, at Wildman Mi*. Arey's, 1/6. .$m HENRY W. WILSON, * Town Clerk. !'-^ : Bth July, 1912. wl . rriHE ONEHUNGA ZOO.— Merry-Go-J- Round and Ocean Wave will be in full , swing on Saturday Afternoon and he" | Wednesday (Arbor Day). _J?.V:- ! D^AINCINGTDBncing — Havelock Social Club will bold a Long Night Social on FRIDAY Evening, July 12th, in the " Druids' Hall. Gent's Sub., 2/6; Ladies, 1/. " ' Adeane's Orchestra.G. Mitchell-Fowler, , : Hon. Secretary. ____-■ ISS DENZ'S ELITE ORCHESTRA (Lady Instrumentalists).— Open to »Jp ceive Engagements for Dances, Socials, At | Homes, etc. Music par excellence. TennJ .-.• moderate.—Apply Miss Denz, Bellwood, Mt ~ Rut-ill. _ a ____ -pEDERAL PAliliNOW OPEN FOR ENGAGEMENT. *'£?' DANCING, SMOKE CONCERTS, ETC * ;^. Apply W. GRIFFITHS, Proprietor, 'M, 506 'Phone 1471. Next Door. . ;.; . . ——* ..':.';- RINK. BALL, OR THEATRE.—Li-lrf --.-> and Gents' Fancy, Historical, and other ■| Costumes, Theatre Coats, etc., for Sale « *.": Hire, at reasonable rates. Lists on apph- ; cation. Our Dresses won 98 prizes durlaj ; 1911.—McElwain and Zeven, 254. Queen Bt -■'..- TO BRIDGE PLATE ,-fei, The "PREMIER. Bridge Scorer is tie £B best and largest on the market Can at obtained from— Champtaloup and -Utaßton. •,...' Stationers, yucca St.; Spreckley and Co,. ; Stationers, Shortland St.; G. Totman, Stationer, Queen St.; 11. Mackay, Stationer,. Queen St.; It C. Hawkins, Stationer, Queen St ' W. G. Allen and Co., Stationers, Queen ■. :; St.- G. Tomllnson, Stationer, Symonds St; ..; P Smith, Stationer, Symonds St; A'Aley, .'.>.- Stationer, Karangabape Rd. Price 1/. See -■•.;.; that you get the "Premier," the Favourite .£ B.idge Scorer. "'_ .%■ S'WXMMING. __ t SWIMMING.— Winners Ponsonby dob* S Trophies this season, obtain order* .4 from Frank R. Wilson, Ponsonby, or New- $ ton East School. °1° -1 LUNCHEON AND TEA BOOMS. | BURLINGTON Luncheon and Supper ;< Rooms, 83, Karangahape Road. Four- g course lunch, 12 till 2; dinner, 5 till 1 P-BJ" .a 11/ meal tickets, 12 for 9/. __ , - PRIOR'S _| QTILL T EADIN'G. < BEST 1/ LUNCH IN THE CITY. M STRAND ARCADE. ' W OME may lead, but I am second t» :^ none. Try Manson's Dining Rooms, » opp. Herald Office. 4-course meal J/i ,g breakfast from 7 till 10 a.m. m ■ |