AMUSEMENTS.

Press, Volume LXIII, Issue 12934, 14 October 1907, Page 9

AMUSEMENTS.

Tho Opera House was packed on when , * Vaudeville 'Company""submitted 'ail"' exceU lent progfMßMfL and Martin. an exceedingly clever pair of jugglers, who made their first appearance, jr v ay« a marvellous exhibition with billiard Wα *f& tfs&k. & «to"«i tern. inJ earned in their equipment, were r xnan}>£"l**94 J« m manftor Qeprge Sturm was exceedingly good in Ins VJJW I®*'1 ®*' spintiiua and iugg\Tng act, by hi* to,ee Sβ"gave'a clever display with billiard wd toapfa racquets. Thft bergs, flic expert hnnd-balancers. peifoißlea nni« ; fine %a,fc'-pf sireiigth. The Elhvood family came in for a «re«r reception during the presentation o* their musical dra\xing-room act. Mip» Lorraine Tansley, flic ' favourite coptw\to, songa.whifb were highly appreciated. 'Fhe Ma,rt Imvo Sis>€m %»rs Newton and Warne submitted items which adflfu ttW&tls *e.t^ e ? uc .9 eBB *^ c ent<? F* : lin ~ 'T4*»>araq"programme will be submitted' fhis"evening.

BlQftA|iA BAND. Tho ppp«lac Salvation Army, combntatiotf, wm kwft «a W Vm**% a tl»; Army/ Y»#«« 9" % ,ul * second concert last *is>t. . Tho given by the band were admirably played, aud tho Honis by individual soloist* , fere much enjoyed !by ' trio large auobencee. lne bwtama ahpwed 'a. capital selection of Moving pictiires, 'flio* grfvo and gay being judiwvwb , . Tho. company will appear \bie OYcniqg.

>VA(XiQNI PARK. There wae a terj etWlldance at AVainoui pig«or Kigros! quartotto played eeWtioTie Pro{esspr Bickerton continued his address 6n'Astronon?y. '

BENEFIT QQNpERT. A concert for the benefit of the widow and children 61 the late Bandsman Gajlop was' giren laei O'jlK a * pt%ded. AiT '6xwDfnt"i('n4 Tffieft of vecal and iustruwentil l** ,tae iuccesafullr- "The itoms were gmfributctf W Era Field and A. lW«ine. ISM*' 3ft**ff? V ' p. B«a<3, \>ook : ebh. γ-iriceut, T»larch,"and afulaj, *. t.'Wokdge, aud H- BrTßohw, ' The Sarage'Glub orcheaitri undec Mr i. B.nn?, and thft Woolaton Band Qnd«r ; Siadal, P%«a |n and ' Iff , tyras acted, accompanist.' T of £32 w«a taken "on tho occastan.

BASn QP HOPE tmW'. . The'annual elocutionary and nwi?»l connection with the Canterbury, of Honp 'will ■f om : tnenco' t'p-night \n the Chprjl flail ana will extvnd 4? the 21th intfjf.