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Daily Southern Cross, Volume XXVI, Issue 3999, 16 June 1870, Page 1

Amusements.

PBTNOE OF [WALES THEiTRT^ Lessees... Messrs. S. OBrien and J. M. Lord; .Scenic Artists ... Messrs. Varley, & Thornton. GRAND AND CO ATTRACTION TO-NIGHT. Two Be mtiful Dramas S (THURSDAY) EVENING, JL June 16, and FRIDAY, Ju^e 17, LE PAUVRE AND *'!;- THjE LANCASHr& LASS. The performance will commence with the beautiful drama, by Morris Barnett, entitled MONSIEUR JACQUES. M. Jacques Mr. Stuart OBrien Nina Mra. Walter Hill Concluding each evening with Watts Phillips' magnificent drama of THE LANCASHIRE LASS : Or, LOST IN LONDON. SATURDAY, JUNE 18. MACuEP .

THEATRE .• O Y V/V ' Triumphant Success of THE STAR DKaM \ TIU-OoMP iJS T. . I TO-NIGHT (THUJRSDAY), June 16, Will be produced Mark Lemoa's celebrated Drama, in three acts, vl THE GAMBLER'S DAUGHTEK : Or, HEARTS ARE TRUMPS. Mr. Grey (under the assumed name Kuby) Mr. J. G-, Joyce Mr. Goad (a lawyer) .. Mr. Howe Captain Wagstaff (an adventurer) Mr. Joseph Rayner Charles Wilmot ... Mr, South Joe Martin Mr! 1 J. Simmonifo Page , Mr. Hooper Waiter Mr. Glover Mary Grey Mrs. H. Jackson Mrs. Millar ... ... Mrs. Joyce Susan Fletcher . . Mrs. S. Howard To conclude with the laughable farca of THE COCKNEY IN COBSIOA : Or, A THUMPING LEGACY. Jerry Ominoua . Mr. J. Simmcuis , Philipo Jeronomo ... Mr. J. G. Joyce Bambojetti Mr. South Leoni Mr. Howe Brigadier . . . Mr. Glover Rosetta ... ... Miss J. Baymond Dress Circle, 53 ; boxes, 3a ; stalh, 2a '63. ; Pit, Is. Doors open at half-past 7, commence at 8 o'clock. , , .—.-..

CITY HALL. MADAME WINTER'S "VOCAL AND INSTRUMENTAL CONCERT. TPHIS DAY (THURSDAY), JUNE 16. Under Masonic Patronage. PROGRAMME. Part I. 1. Stringed Band. 2. Aria, "II mio Teaoro " (Mozart), Mr Winter. 3. Song, "Brighter Days in Store," Mrs. 4. Piano Solo, "Home, Sweat Home" (Thalberg), by desire, Madame Winter. 5. Song, "The Arab Steod" (Kodsoii), Mra 8. Song, " Tell her I Love her yet " (Stauley), Mr, 7. Duet, "Home to our Mountains " (Veidi), Mr. and Madame Winter. 8. Flute Duet (accompanied), " Quis esb Homo " (Rossini). An Interval of Ten Minutes. Part? 11. 9. Stringed Band. 10. Ballad, "The Murmur of the Shell" '(Hon. Mrs. Norton), Madame Wintkr. 11. Duet, VI am the King of Spain" (Wa]lace),|Me3srs. ■ and Winter. 12. Violin Solo (accompanied). 13. Song, "Good Night, Beloved" (Balfe), Mr. Winter. 14. Piano, " Lucia di Lammermoor" (Prudent). Madame WINTER. 15. Scena, "Jessie's Dream," Mra. 16. Duet, "Come away, Elves " ( Stephens), Mr. and Madame Win • ER. 17. Finale, "National Anthara." Commence at 8. Tickets— 3s. and 2a.— at Messrs. Stevens and Co.'s, Wayte's, Upton's, Bonninqton's, CffCKSEY'a, and Mr. Hale's, Parnell. }

OTAHUHTJ PUBLIC HALL. A CONCERT and SOIREE will be held 1 in the above Hall THIS (THURSDAY) EVENING, 16th instant, in aid of tha Schools conducted by the Sisters of Mercy. To conclude with the Laughable Farce of BOX AND COX. Single tickets, 3s. ; double tickets, ss.

MASONIC BALL Under, the Patbokasb,. op,THE W.M., OFFICERS, ahd BRETHUEtf OF THE 'LODGE OF LIGHT, 1.0. Vy ILL* take place on ST. JOHN'S DAY (Friday), June 24, 1870, at St. George's HaJL Thames. ' Gentlemfn, non-brethren^ will be admitted. Applications r for tickets' must be made through, the Hon. Secretary to the Committee not later "than Wfeclnesday, 22nd Jmae. Tickets,, £1 I9,\(iholndii3 refrea^ients) Ladie3ljy invitation 'ociy. - ," % '/" ( • . , "By "oTder of --the Committee. - ",7Vt > ; l.^^J^r^^ftfe^l!^