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RINCESS THEATRE. THIS EVENING, WEDNESDAY, The curtain will rise at 8 o'clock precisely, to TIME TEIES ALL! Laura Leeson Miss JULIA MATHEWS Mr Leeson Mr Howe Hon. Aug. Collander Yawn Mr Richardson Tom Tack Mr John Dunn Fanny Fact Miss M. Dunn After which, Bernard's Screaming Farce, THE DUMB BELLE ! Eliza Ardenton Miss JULIA MATHEWS Highland Fling .. .Mr William NewelL To conclude with THE-INVISIBLE PRINCE Or the Island of Tranquil Delights. Don Leander Miss JULIA MATHEWS Blouzabella Mr R. B. Dale The Infant Furibund Mr John Dunn Marquis of Anysidos Mr H. Richardson i Winki Mr James Noo-del Mr Jones Other characters by Members of the Company. ; ROYAL PRINCESS THEATRE. TO W. H. MUMFORD, Esq., LESSEE. —I am commissioned by the Artistes and other employes of the Theatre, to tender you, previous to the close of your first Season, a Complimentary Benefit, on any evening you may please to name. Your obedient Servant, (Signed) JOHN DUNN. Nov. 2, 1865. TO JOHN DUNN, Esq. EAR SIR—In acknowledging the receipt ' of your letter, offering me, on behalf of yourself, the other Artistes, and the employes of the Theatre, a Complimentary Benefit, I willingly accept with grateful thanks so gratifying and substantial a mark of your confidence and esteem ; and I trust that our mutual exertions in the. future will still further cement the agreeable feeling which now exists between us. The closing night of the Season will be on Wednesday, the Bth instant, and will, I think, bo an appropriate occasion for your compliment. I remain, Yours faithfully, W. H. MUMFORD. Not. 2, 1865. OYAL PRINCESS THEATRE. COMPLIMENTARY BENEFIT By the Artists and Employes TO MR W. H. MUMFORD, Lessee, THIS EVENING. Under the Distinguished Patronage of the Commanders, Officers, and Members of NAVAL BRIGADE, HIGHLAND RIFLES, ARTILLERY, No. 2 SCOTTISH, AND CITY GUARDS, (Who have intimated their intention of being present in uniform), and President and Directors CALEDONIAN SOCIETY OF OTAGO, On which occasion will be produced, TIME TRIES ALL, And Planche's Grand Spectacle Burlesque, INVISIBLE PRINCE. In the Interval, the HIGHLAND FLING, by an Amateur who has volunteered-his services on this occasion. N.B.—Holders of Tickets can now reserve their seats at Box Office, REES, Stafford Street. HEATRE RO. G. Donne Lessee. The Lessee has the honor to announce that he has effected arrangements to produce a series of novelties at the above named Theatre, which will be re-opened on THURSDAY EVENING NEXT, NOV. 9. The first production of the season will be that of the popular and celebrated English Artiste, MISS EDITH PALMERSTON, Assisted by MR W. ALEXANDER, Who will have the honor of appearing for a 'limited period in her Musical, Semi-comic, and Protean Entertainment, entitled HOUSEHOLD SKETCHES OF LIFE, MANNERS, & ECCENTRICITIES, As given by her with unqualified success upwards of 500 nights in London, Liverpool, Brighton, and the principal cities in England, also for 50 consecutive nights at the Royal Polytechnic Hall, Melbourne. The Lessee has initiated many improvements in the Theatre conducive to the comfort and convenience of the public. The entrance to the Pit and Stalls has been enlarged. A Private Vestibule for the use of visitors to the Dress Circle will be opened, and every attention will be directed to render the Theatre approachable to the most fastidious. The following are the greatly Reduced Prices of Admission : Dress Circle, 3s ; Private Boxes, 5s per seat ; Stalls, 2s ; Pit, Is. AVE you any CUT TOBACCO? Yes, some of REES'S CELEBRATED MIXTURE. Will you have a CIGAR ? Yes, if you have on© of BEES'S SEVIXX^KOS.

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Evening Star, Volume III, Issue 783, 8 November 1865, Page 3

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Page 3 Advertisements Column 1 Evening Star, Volume III, Issue 783, 8 November 1865, Page 3

Page 3 Advertisements Column 1 Evening Star, Volume III, Issue 783, 8 November 1865, Page 3