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Press, Volume LVI, Issue 10263, 4 February 1899, Page 1

AMUSEMENTS. rpHEATBE B O V A.L. Under the direction of MESSRS WILLIAMSON AND MUSGROVE. Business Manager .. Mr Pete Hughes Touring Manage* .. Mr J. St. Clair Treasurer .. .. Mr R. Stewart. LAST Six" NIGHTS Of the Season of 'Williamson and Musgrove's Famous DRAMATIC COMPANY. THIS (SATURDAY) EVENING, POSITIVELY THIS NIGHT ONLY, Special Revival of the Delightfully Romantic Play, adapted from Anthony' Hope's Famous Story by Edward Roee, Entitled THE PRISONER OF ZENDAI THE PRISONER OF ZENDA! Characters iii the Play— Rudolf the Fifth .. Mr Julius Knight Rudolf Resaendy 11 .. Mr "Julius Knight Sake Morhsel .. .. Mr Cyril Keightley Colonel Sept .. .. Mr W. F. Hawtrey Frotz yon Terlenheiru .. Mr Geo. Majeroni Captain Heutzau .. .. Mr Cecil "Ward Dethard .. ..Mr David Glasaford Bertram Bertrand .. Mr Harry Hill Marshal Strackenz .. Mr A. Lissant Loenz Teppich .. ..Mr T. Lloyd Franz Teppich .. .. Mr W. Rosevear Lord Topham .. .. •Mr Oily Deering Ludvig .. .. .. Mr T. Middleton Toni .. .. ..Mr Fernside Princess Flavia .. Miss ADA FERRAR Antoinette de Mauban Miss Lynda Raymond Frau Teppich .. .. Miss M. D'Alton THE FAMOUS CORONATION SCENE. A Marvel of Exquisite Costuming. THE MAGNIFICENT COURT COSTUMES and HANDSOME UNIFORMS, - Specially Manufactured in London by Mons. and Mme. Alias, at a cost of £1500. MONDAY NEXT, FEBRUARY 6th, ■ THREE NIGHTS ONLY, Grand Production on an EXTRAORDINARILY ELABORATE" SCALE, Of the Famous Nautical Drama, by Henry Petitt and Geo. R. Sims, entitled THE HAHBOUR LIGHTS. THE HARBOUR LIGHTS. This stirring play, when produced recently in Australia, achieved a most phenomenal success. The production will be upon a scale of the most elaborate completeness, with entirely new scenery, of which one notable feature will be an entire and realistic representation of th;» DECK OF MODERN BATTLESHIP THURSDAY, FEB. 9th THE LADY OF LYONS. Last Night of the Season, FRIDAY, FEB. 10th, Grand Double Programme, A WHITE STOCKING And PYGMALION AND GALATEA. Stage Director .. Mr W. F. Hawtrey Musical Director .. Mr Geo. Hall Prices—As Usual. Early doors to Stalls and Pit from 7 to 7.80 p.m., Sixpence extra. Box Plans at Milner and Thompson's. Day Sales at Walker's. Late Trams to Sumner and Brighton, Tuesday, Thursday, and Saturday. All other buourbs Kvery Evening. U2l3j "P ICHMOND AMATEUR SWIMMING -"' CLUB. ANNUAL RACES. THIS DAY, 2.30 p.m. In the Club's Bath, -lichr-ond. 100 Yards Provincial Cham hip. _. 15C Swimmers Competi. 9201 NEW BRIGHTON. '. " pHSISTCHURCH QUEEN'S CADETS IN CAMP. GARRISON BAND. SUNDAY AFTERNOON. Trams Leave Square 2.5 o'clock. 9135 NEW BRIGHTON. . TyiBE'WQRKS DISPLAY. THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 9th. 9157 OCCIDENTAL HOTEL, LATIMER SQUARE, CHRISTCHURCH, Close to Centre of City. , TjmVATE SUITES OF ROOMS for Families, lor X which special arrangements can be niade. 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