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Evening Star, Issue 8364, 15 November 1890, Page 3

AMUSEMENTS

T\ IBEOT FROM AMERICA. WXETH BROS.’ WIBTH BROS.’ WILD WEST COMBINED SHOWS. Sole and Equal Proprietors ... WIETH Bbos. General Business Manager ... Alexander. Location: CRAWFORD STREET. TO-NIGHT 1 TO-NIGHT! SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 15th, All previous efforts eclipsed. RED and. DUSKY WARRIORS. GENUINE AMERICAN INDIANS. All the Greatest Tribes Represented. THRILLINGJSPISODES. GREATEST DEEDS EVER SEEN UNDER CANVAS. 2 RING CIRCUS, STAGE, AND ROMAN HIPPODROME. Largest Spread of Canvas Ever Hoisted in Australasia. Our Largo Company of the MOST DARING COWBOYS IN THE UNITED STATES, Headed by the Renowned CAPTAIN JACK SUTTON. SCOUTS, GUIDES, INDIANS, Novelty, Splendor, Romance, and Genius Are all Combined in this Great Exhibition of ours to Please the Public. THRILLING INCIDENTS OF INDIAN AND COWBOY EXPLOITS. In addition to all the just-added Attractions of the New and Original GREAT WILD WEST SHOW, all Europe’s Greatest Riders in the Colossal All-feature Show, and Hundreds of Special Features. Ask your Station-master or Coach A gent for WILD WEST EXCURSION TICKETS. POPULAR PRICES ; 4s and 2s,

ONE TICKET ADMITS TO ALL. Doors thrown open to the vast Amphitheatre at 7 p.m. The dazzling sight commences all over the canvas at 8 p.m. Ask for Wlrth’s Wild West Excursion Tickets. SPECIAL EXCURSION RATES ALL OVER THE RAILWAYS. Also, Do Not Forget Our NEW SPECIALTY COMPANY (Imported Specially from America) Headed by the Princes of Comedy, PERRY I THE RYANS I LULU BILLY | THE ACKARMANS I PEARL. Out Next GRAND OPEN AIR PERFORMANCE On TUESDAY AFTERNOON, OCTOBER 18th, At 3 o’clock ; At the CALEDONIAN GROUND, CALEDONIAN GROUND. Special WILD WEST ENTERTAINMENT And ROMAN HIPPODROME ! In order to show the extraordinary powers of THE COWBOYS In the open field to advantage in HANDLING WILD CATTLE, RIDING WILD STEERS AND BUCKING HORSES. The general Admission to this Open-air Entertainment will be TWO SHILLINGS. DON’T FORGET THE DATE. Box Office—Dresden Music Warehouse, where Tickets can be obtained. R. H. BEATTIE And R. JOHNSON, Advance Managers. PRINCESS’S THEATRE. Director ... Mr Cunard. Positively the Last Six Nights. HARVEY BROTHERS’ MINSTREL AND BURLESQUE COMPANY. Grand Change of Programme To-Night and •very Evening. 3he place to pass a Happy Might. Remember, the Last Six Nights. A flew Programme Tonight, Just look at the nio-s ; Stalls and Circle, 2a ; Pit, Is. TNTERNATIONAL WRESTLING for the CHAMPIONSHIP OF THE WORLD, and for a Putso of LSO given by Members of the Caledonian Society HARRY DUNN (Champion of the World), DUNCAN O. ROSS (Champion of America). The OLYMPIC, Moray place, MONDAY, the 17th, at 8 p.m. Reserved Seats (50 only), at 4s, obtainable at S. Jacobs’s, tobacconist; other seats, 2a 6d and Is.

Dunedin musical association.— All Members are requested to Attend Practice on TUESDAY EVENING next, at 8 o’clock, at Choral Hall. Bring copies of 1 Messiah.’ Probable date of next Concert, December 25. —Arthur Towsey, Conductor. ARRISON HALL. FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 21st. GRAND CONCERT, To provide Funds for the Purchase of New Instruments required by the Dunedin Garrison Band. Instrumentalists. —Mrs Blandford, Signor Squarlse (accompanied by Herr Barmeyer), Sergt, S. George, Mr A. G. Baker and Pupils (Banjo Band), and Dunedin Garrison Band. Vocalists.—Mrs W. H. Reynolds, Miss Cooper, Mr H. S. Rennert, Mr W. Manson. Popular Prices : Reserved Seats, 2s ; Gallery and Body of Hall, Is. Tickets and Programmes at C. Begg and Co.’s and the Dresden. D PRELIMINARY NOTICE. UNEDIN HIGHLAND RIFLES. ANNUAL SOCIAL BALL On FRIDAY, 2nd JANUARY, 1891, At GARRISON HALL. LAST GRAND BALL OF THE SEASON. Oddfellows’ Hall, Rattray street. The royal quadrille assembly will Close their Season with a Ball on FRIDAY, November 28. Messrs Myers, caterers. Horne’s String Band in attendance. Double Ticket, 6s. H.P., Hon. Sec, CHORAL HALL.—Mr Wm. Millar’s Pupils’ Concert, 26th inst.; programme future issue. Tickets, Is and 2s, Dresden. CiHORAL Hall, 26th.—Miss A May Millar / sings the Grand Soena, ‘Lurline,’ the ‘ Nightingale’s Trill ’ (Ganz). EDUCATIONAL, MISS U. S. W. WHITE is prepared to Coach candidates —Civil Service, Matriculation, Scholarship, Teachers’ Examinations, Address, University. MISS HATE BUSOK (Muslk Konservatoriurn, Copenhagen) is prepared to receive Pupils for Piano, Violin, Viola, and Guitar. Highest credentials. Cards at the Dresden. VOICING, Singing, —Mr Millar attends Mnsio Academy, Stnart street. Wed nesdays, from 2; Mondays, Thursdays, 5 p.m.