ENTERTAINMENTS.

Dominion, Volume 1, Issue 21, 19 October 1907, Page 7

ENTERTAINMENTS.

i ~.; "~ r—v ———, \ ■;"' ' OPERA HOUSE. Tho popular- drama, "A Beautiful Fiend," continues to 'draw largo' audiences at i the Opera House overy evening. The plot is i excellent, and the mounting and dressing aro j of a high order.' Tho drama will bo repeated , this evening. ) -.-.'.,..' ~ ' TRAFALGAR DAY CELEBRATION. The grand entertainment to bo given in the ' Town, Hall on Monday evening, under tho - auspices of the Wellington branch of the j Navy League, promises to bo an interesting, t function. An Imperial colouring ' will be 3 lent by tho presence of tho men of 11.M.5. i Challenger, who aro to givo an assault-at-j arms, in addition to songs, dances, etc. Mr. 3 Ballance is to sing "The Death of Nelson," and Mr. P. Hockley will sing Mr. Alfred Hill's lino patriotic number, "When the Eml pire. Calls. The boys of tho Amokura are to 3 supply the guard of honour. The admission - is ires, with certain reservations. ~' i - t I '.■■■'-■ THEATRE ROTA.L., This week's programme at tho Theatre Royal received an excellont fillip last night, when "The Racoons ' mado their first appeart ance before.. tho. Now Zealand public. <! The' 3 Racoons" comprise two mon and a dog, and „ a highly-diverting troupe thoy provo to bo. t The rest of the company maintain tho oxcelletn reputation they have already established. ? To-night, Master Rupert Christie, the N.S.W. * boy soprano, will make his first appearance. o - - mi