AMUSEMENTS.

Evening Star, Issue 12926, 24 September 1906, Page 5

AMUSEMENTS.

FULLERS'. A big house assembled in the AJhambra Theatre on Saturday evening, for though there was no change announced in the personnel of the company a change of programme by the exceptionally popular band holding the boards proved a big attraction. The Musical Moke appeared in a new medley of music and mirth, which excited the audience to applause and genuinely amused them. Harvey and Morris were seen in a new sketch, "Frank King had pleasing new descriptive songs (which he sang with address), the Lewis Sisters added to the extreme favor in which they were already held, and Pearl Lovell, Phyllis Fay, Celia Mavis, Leo Warton, Bob Lloyd, and a host of other smart people presented new and good turns. The new pictures wero admirable. The company appear again this evening. 'MY SWEETHEART.' This little comedy will be presented tonight at His Majesty's Theatre. At a rehearsal on Saturday afternoon the whole performance went with a swing that promises a most excellent production. New song novelties are to be introduced by Mr Courtney Hood and Miss Galloway, while Mr Percy James will be to the fore with some of the best comic songs yet heard on a Dunedin stage. Mention may be made of the ' See-saw ' song-chorus and the 'Coaxing'• duet, which are among the best of the numbers. Everything points to a record house this evening. THE ANDERSON DRAMATIC COMPANY. On Wednesday evening Mr William Andersons Dramatic Company will commence b, Reason at the Princess Theatre, opening with the sensational Adelphi drama, 'The Worst Woman in London.' The story is essentially a human one. It is prettily and effectively told, and is not without a savor of brightness to leaven its earlier sadness. The company is said to be an exceptionally strong one, comprising a number of old favorites, including Messrs Harry Diver, Stirling Whyte, Walter Dalgleish, Harry Douglas, Max Clifton, Crossby Ward, Frank Reis, Hugh Power, Frank Rossinore, Misses Helen Burdette, Maisie Maxwell, Georgie Leighford, Ina Alston Ada Worrall, and others. The box plan is open at the Dresden Music, Warehouse. The Stonham-Morrison Company concluded a most successful season with their articulating and cinematograph pictures at His Majesty's Theatre on Saturday night. The programme was an excellent one, and was much appreciated by all present.