ENTERTAINMENTS.

Dominion, Volume 1, Issue 131, 26 February 1908, Page 9

ENTERTAINMENTS.

MISS LENORE PULSFORD.,, ~, ,' An excellent' . programmed .of •'aitractite' ■ items has been arranged for Miss Lenorb Pulsford's farewell concert, to bo held'in-' the Town Hall Concert Chamber, to-morrow evening.. Tho concert patty;''includes,'Miss Phasbo Parsons, and Messrs': Leslie" Hill,Alfred Hiil', E. J. Hill,, and other well known, 'artists. A popular scale of prices lias been arranged; and seats may at;,tho Dresden-. CLARA BUTT-RU.MFORD. . Tho booking which opened yesterday at the Dresden for tho two fareii'eil concerts to be given bv Madame Clara Butt and-Mr, Kennerloy Ilumfortl, on Tuesday and Thursday evenings of next week,'.vHP vofyS'b'r'isk', aiid large audiences are. certain to gather to hid the distinguished singers •' adieu.' morning tho unreserved 3s-..n ticket's -'will 'bo' obtainable at the Dresden. Madame Butt, has decided to include (the ~great patriotic ballad " England, Mother :Eng'la r nd; ■by E. C. Booth, in Tuesday's programnie. • ' : ISLAND BAY FIOTEi : All arrangements' in garden fete to .be -held ' at',' 'the Compassion, Island Bay, rifet nibhtK'litfe" iiow"' well in hand, and everything points to a big success. The opening ceremony will J>e.3'per'fornied on Saturday, slarc(r..l4i,,.by..rthcir, Excellencies Lord'-and Lady'Titinket. Tliei'e' 1 will be numerous- stalls ; l l a3e)\ ■ «'it-K 'useful ■' and - tempting ' articles, :whiclvn are -.'-being furnished by competition? -arrangedby_ tho various stallholders,iyaluabjojpnzos' being awarded. The ent'ries I:o.''tlate Jiave' been • very numerous., •" THS ,'sfeW ; shoW?i :; i(rilK bo novel and inter6sting.jsiJiil?'a''Si)ed;(l: fea-' tore ,bt the fete will be.-thjr_.'!ba.hy. Bhbw,".' supervised, by an energetic-, conunitteej , ; cpiW sistin'g of Mesdames C. A;., A"..' Cor T . rigan, F. I M. B. Fisher," Aj,'de dast-roj F. Fitchett, Napier ; M l Lefo£ fc 'iV.-^nphj I ' - 'W." Young,. J. ; Stott, Morton;t>and'; : W : VjKennedy, and Misses Sim, C; \Beaii(Shapip,iand,Kelly. The fortune-telling,camp, in charge of Mra. M. Kendall, will ' provide* "attractions for young and old. Charcot sketches will be dono throughout t-h'e fete "by' Miss May Moore, : 'the proceeds of sales to.go to't-lio general fund. A very poplar, featura. will 1m the- diabolo compotitioini, i "slflch : startr'bn Thursday , next, the {atthe fete. All entries for tli'o various.,-com-petitions. close oil March 7.* ."Phil particulars' may be obtained, from tbo'- , iiiint v; h6n , i''S(jcro-' taries. Miss O'Connor, oiMr. Fred "W. Crombie, 31 ; .;518ri0n-, • Street.';. Tho'hon. treasurer is s[r/,CFjj x " 'V £5 /f There was anotherWoriderland yesterday/ tho"''VaHous'-'attrac-tions being ; highly appreciated;. -'Tifiifglif tho bafitlo. on*the ;lake .and; -of : Port Arthur will bo reproduced.-,- ; vi ;« :/ j} royal The Royal, Pictures drew Another.;-large attendance at.-', His night. - New < pictures,' shSWfijf Webb's :,v;i6i 7 tory on tho Parramatta,,^'illsb'e' ; >shown'-'fo'-night. .' v . _;; ; THEATRE, RQpL^ Tho attractive programmoiat -tho-Theatro Royal was enjoyed by an'j.enthusiastic>.aud-, ienco last night. Tho'v^nd^s.'"'items'' heartily> applautjed.; ■. >• is 10 \,