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AMUSEMENTS. lIEES'S Q v '■ Continueus from Eleven a.~. First-RICHARD TALMA DOE In the Aronrin; Thriller. "LAUGHING AT DANGER.., "LAUGHING AT DANGER. Second-EVELYN BRENT In the Rip-roaring Riotous Comedy, "SILK STOCKING SAL. Ihird-'-EVE'S REVIEW." This will Make the Ladi.-s' Eyes S-parUie. Fourth-TOPICAL BUDGET. Fifth-"A PEACEFUL RIOT.' Another Roarinc '""iT 1 ")-'- Sixth—"SCREEN SNAPSHOTS. Seventh— „,„ Tr .. "JANE'S ENGAGEMENT PARTY. A Rollicking Rib-Tickler. Eighth— „_ ~,...t- .. "DINKY DOODLE IN THE HINT. Plans at Weblev's, or King 334-. 7585 THEATRE ROYAL. Has proved itself in Sidney, Melbourne, Auckland, Wellington, and other cities one.of tiie most successful and most popular musical attraction* yet staged by the J. <-'• «• I 'l a Ltd., management, but it is I" 88 ' 1 " „„ whether it has ever been greeted witn.to much enthusiasm as that which happened miring its initial Christchurch . ripresentatior. last evening, when a large audience <" s P ,a >™ their appreciation by loud and frequent outbursts of unbounded enthusiasm. ™ li * could undoubtedly "hold the boards successfully during the whole- of the season, om nevertheless the management will >""}"%,'" its original programme, therefore only ni.e more performances can be staged ot "»s superb comic opera. j SATURDAY'S MATINEE. Owing to the fßct that the energies of the Company must be concentrated daily until Saturday week upon preparations for tnc initial Australasian production of irons Leber's beautiful comic opera Irasquita, the matinee of "Katie." announced for next Saturday afternoon, must necessarily oe abandoned. rTIHEATUE ROYAL. Direction: J. C. WILLIAMSON (N.Z.), LTD. SENSATION.! L Til ILM I'H TO-NIGHT AT 8, And until Next Tuesday Evening, J. C. WILLIAMSON, LTD., Tresent the Brilliant and Talented MARIE BURKE MARIE BURKE R. BARRETT-LENNARD, CECIL KELLAWAY. I Herbert Browne, Thelnia Burness, Noel Dalnton, Babette Odcal, Charles Zoli, Frank Hawthorne, and a Company of 80 ARTISTS 80 In the Delightfully Tuneful, Very Picturesque, and Highly Amusing Musical Play, "KATJA." "KATJA." "KATJA." "KATJA." A Comic Opera of Life, Love, and Laughter— Sparkle, Merriment, and Romance, with a Story That Thrills You. Produced by CHARLES A. WENMAN. A WELCOME REVIVAL. NEXT WEDNESDAY NIGHT. NEXT WEDNESDAY NIGHT. 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