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Dominion, Volume 1, Issue 205, 23 May 1908, Page 1

AMUSEMENTS. 0 PER A H., OUS E. Direction of Mr. J. C. 'Williamson. TO-NIGHT (SATURDAY); TO-NIGHT, TO-NIGHT (SATURDAY),: TO-NIGHT, And Following ; Evenings. THE JULIUS KNIGHT SEASON. MR. JULIUS KNIGHT. MISS OLA. HUMPHREY, . And MR; J. C. WILLIAMSON'S'DRAMATIC CO., When will be presented the Famous Romantic Play by Orczy Barstow, entitled— '* THE SCARLET PIMPERNEL," •" THE SCARLET PIMPERNEL," With the following.' , GREAT CAST OF CHARACTERS.:,,,.. The Prince of 'Wales Mr. Harry Pliminer Sir Andrew Ffoulks, Bart., 1 — .•■ • Mr. Reynolds Dennistori Lord Anthony Dewhurst, MrJ'Horbt. J. Bontley Lord Grenville -Mr,- Edgar Harris Chauvelin (French Envoy) ... Mri Leslie Victor' The Comte de Tournai..... Mr. H. Walters The Vicomte de Tournai . Mr. A. S. M'Kay Armand St. Just Mr. Walter Hunt Jellyband Mr. Geo. Chalmers Mr. Hompseed .....Mr.. Rege Rede Herbert Mr. :Ruper.t 'Julian Chepy Mr™. Al(.-' Andrew Citizen Captain Mr.'.Stanly. Walpole Citizen : Mr: Chas. Collman Harry Waito Mr. Fred Tliorne Brogard Mr. Dudley Clinton And SIR PERCY BLAICENEY, BART., MR. JULIUS KNIGHT MARGUERITE BLAKENEY • (nee St. Just), MISS OLA HUMPHREY Comtesse do Tournai - Miss Ada 'Stirling Suzanne do Tournai Miss Elwyn'Harvey Sally Jellyband Miss Mary Marlowe Mere Brogard Miss Katie Towers Lady Portarles .' Miss Iv.'Chalmers Duchess of Warminster 'Miss Jean Martin Soldiers, Citizen, Fishermen, etc. The action of the play takes place in 1792. SYNOPSIS OF SCENERY, v Act. I.—Scene I, The West Barricade, Paris; Scene 11, The Fishermen's Rest, Dover. Act ll.—Lord Gronville's Ball, London. Act lII.— Garden of Sir Percy Blakency's Home, Richmond. Act IV.—Auberge due "Lion d'Or," near Calais. ■ t The Play produced by ' MR,' JULIUS' KNIGHT. - Stage Manager—Mr. Tlios. E. Tostpr. Musical Director— Mr. H. Diederichsen. Dress Circle and Reserved Stalls, 55.; Stalls, ' 35.; Gallery, 2s. Early door Stalls and Gallery, Gd. extra, till 7.30. • ' Box Plans at the Dresden till J2.30; afterwards, Box Plan and Day Sales at Christe- . son's. - Business Manager—Mr. Richard Stewart. D3G7 Tj) T C B Y F 0 0 T BALL. ' ATHLETIC PARK, WEDNESDAY, 27tli MAY. BRITISH TEAM ~ ; . ■ Versus WELLINGTON REPRESENTATIVES, v Gates open at 1 p.m. . ' Kick-off, 3 p.m. Admission:S. . RESERVED STANf)' : / ... ss. ' EXfliA STAND ... ... . ... 3s. ' GROUND (ADULTS)' ... . ... .... Is. : „ (BOYS) ... ... ' ... Gd. ■. Box Plan at Armit's, Xambton. Quay. ■ . Ordinary Free List suspended. / No change wilL be given at the gates. / j SPECIAL RAILWAY:; ARRANGEMENTS. • i DAY. RETURN TICKETS, at Saturday and ; Sunday Fares, will bo issued to Wellington and L Te .Aro on 27th May, from Upper Hutt, Bel- . Mont, and intermediate stations. A special i 'passenger train for'Te Aro, stopping at Petono >.' and Wellington only, will leave Lower Hutt at '■ 1.30 p.m., Petono'l.3s, Wellington arrivo 1.55, To Aro, arrivo, 2.5.' p.m. . Eieturn train for 1 Lower Hutt, stopping at ; all stations, as- required, will leave Te Aro at 5.28 p.m., Wolling- ' ton 5.3S p.m.. : J. D. AVERY, ' 9359 : /Secretary. _ Ri.UGBY. RUGBY. SPECIAL ATTRACTIONS" TO-DAY AT MIRAMAR PARK:" ; PONEKE v. ATHLETIC, Also '■ MELROSE v. OLD BOYS, :' v " ST. JAMES 'v. SOUTHERN, ORIENTAL v. VICTORIA; COLLEGE. AT PETONE: ' '*' PETONE.v. WELLINGTON. Train leaves Te Aro, 2.10, and Wellington Station, 2.20. Boats from Taranaki Street Wharf and from Ferry Wharf at 2.20; roturn to town, 5.15 and 5.30. Ask for Football Ticket each boat. Special Trams from Kilbirnie, Courtenay Place, and Government Station. • W. G. TALBOT, ' D3IG ■ '■. ; ' ' Secretary. PARK ■ - TO-DAY. ' ASSOCIATION FOOTBALL. . ' ASSOCIATION FOOTBALL. ■ ! * • — 1 . SWIFTS v. DIAMONDS. ; SWIFTS y. DIAMONDS., HOCKEY. HOCKEY. HOCKEY. HOCKEY. KARORI v. Y.M.C.A.. , , KARORI v. Y.M.C.A. ' : Kick-off 3 p.m. ; Admission Gd. Ladies Free. Stand Gd. 93G1 . PERFECTION IN BILLIARDS! ALCOCIC'S NEW PATENT •RESILIENT CUSHIONS. V, r-A PER CENT. Bettor than the best Ov cushions ever ■ before manufactured. Scientifically true to angles, and combining maximum - speed with minimum effort. RESILIENT CUSHIONS are. the latest, and greatest improvement to Billiard Tables.ALCOCK AND CO. (Sole Patentees), ' BILLIARD TABLE MANUFACTURERS,' Wellington." 0854 RAILWAY NOTICES. ~~ NEW ZEALAND RAILWAYS. ' FOOTBALL MATCH. BRITISH TEAM v. WELLINGTON, ■ At Wellington, 27t!i May. HOLIDAY EXCURSION TICKETS to Wellington and To Aro, availablo for return until 28th May, will be obtainable from Mas-' tcrton, Greytown, Mungaroa, and, intermediate stations by morning train on 27th May. DAY RETURN TICKETS, at Saturday and Sunday fares, will be issued to Wellington and To Aro on 27th May from Upper,Hutt, Belmont, and intermediate stations. A special passenger train for Te Aro. stopping at Petone and Wellington only, will leave Lower Hutt at 1.30 p.m., Petono 1.35, To Aro arr. 2.5 p.m. Roturn train for Lower Hutt, stopping at' all stations as required, will leave To Aro. at 5.28 p.m., Wellington 5.38. L 0341 BY ORDER. . * I