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Evening Star, Issue 14963, 24 August 1912, Page 7

AMUSEMENTS. MAJESTY'S 'MRS M'SWEENEY' SEASON. BOX PLAN AT THE DRESDEN. IS MAJESTY'S THEATRE. Dilution of ... PLAYWRIGHTS, LTD. Business Manager J. E. Moore. Advance Representative ... Frank Levy. Commence at 8; Carriages 10.30. TO-NIGHT (SATURDAY), AUGUST 24, AND THREE FOLLOWING NIGHTS. . Reappear'ance in Dunediu. after an absence of nine years, of Everybody's Favorite and Most Accomplished Versatile Actress, MAGGIE MOORE. MAGGIE MOORE, In her Latest and Greatest Success, 'MRS M'SWEENEY," 'MRS M'SWEENEY,' The Irish-Australian Musical Farcical Comedy •in Three Acts and "A BIT," Being; a Stage Adaptation of THOMAS E. SPENCER'S Popular Work. 'THE SURPRISING ADVENTURES OF BRIDGET M'SWEENEY,' bv the author and Toso Taylor MAGGIE MOORE as " Mrs M'Sweeney." Supported by a Specially Selected Company and Chorus. THE PEOPLE IN THE PLAY. Mr M'Sweeney Mr E. B. Russell Mike (The Twins) Elsie Ronnie Pat Junior (Bosker!) Florrie Dean Plantagenet Fordham Jack Freeman Bottle O! Norah Ranstolie Mrs Gresham Mrs Tactitus Mrs Moddle Miss Addwell Mr Arthur Shirley .... Mr Charles Morse Mr R, J. Oswald Miss Glorie Gould Miss Edith Lewis Miss Marie.Bruce Miss Beatrice Esmond Miss Mrs M'Sweeney (Herself) MAGGIE MOORE POPULAR PRICES: 4s, 2s 6d, and ONE SHILLING. Box Plan at the Dresden. Day Sales at Jacobs's. NO EARLY DOORS. QUEERS THEATRE. POSITIVELY LAST OPPORTUNITY Of seeing THIS SENSATIONAL ATTRACTION: A BEAST AT BAY. A.I? Latest A BEAST AT BAY. Masterpiece. A Prisoner's Daring Escape.—Race Between Motor Car and Railway Engine. THE MOST EXCITING PICTURE EVER SCREENED. And EXQUISITE PROGRAMME. ENTIRE CHANGE MONDAY. ADULTS, SIXPENCE; CHILDREN, 3d. I CHURCH CHOIRS' UNION. SECOND ANNUAL FESTIVAL In KNOX CHURCH On -TUESDAY. AUGUST 27th, 1912, At 8 p.m. Conductor Mr W. Paget Gale. Organist Mr David Cooke. The Rev. R. Evan D.ivics, M.A., presiding. ADMISSION : ONE SHILLING. THOS. RITCHIE, Hon. Sec. *? I N A L R. E H E A R SAL KNOX CHURCH TO-NIGHT, at 7.45. PRELIMINARY NOTICE. INDUSTRIAL EXHIBITION, J BRVDONE HALL, Commencing 22nd NOVEMBER, 1912. Local Manufacturers and Intending Exhibitors are requested i.o make Early Application for Floor Space, as both in Christchurch and Wellington last year difficulty was experienced in providing accommodation for late applicants. for the Exhibition Representative to Call. Free Space, to Local Manufacturers. Full particulars may be obtained from the Telephone 1,734. R. BREEN, Trades Hall. COURT ST. ANDREW, A.O.F. 'EMBERS of abe it'-i- that on Ihe Night of MONDAY Next (26th) a. SOCIAL EVKNIXG, followed by a DANCK, i- to bo held. Members may bring Ladv Friend. C. JEFFERSON, Kccretavv. J MARINE EXCURSIONS. ~~ New and Up-to-date Ferry Stea - t.s.s. "Waircka'' and t.s.s. " Waikana " . _iin Excursions on (Saturdays and Sundays to Macar.drcws, Company Bay, Broad Bay, and Portobello, as under: Leave Dunedin 10 a. at., 2.30 p.m. Popular prices: Return fares- Adults Is, Children 6d. Full Winter Time-ta >le to be had at the Office, or on board st'amors. AN ORIENTAL MYSTIC WALTZ. 'THE PASSING OF SALOME,' By Archibald Joyce. ! fBTHIS New Waitz, with its beautiful j A picture title-page, is by the composer I of the famous 'Vision of .Salome,' 'I,OOO j Kisses,' and other Waltzes. It is full of the dreamy, languorous rhythm of the Orient, with a" mclod.ous, sensuous movement which enthrals and fascinates the listener. It is one of the most popular of waltzes at. HoniiC, having been played during the season just closing bv Imding bands and orchestras. Price' 2s. We shall be glad to liav-; this waltz playcc over for you ! CHAS BEGG AND CO., LTD., Ho.Kl.ptar'ers for Music, j PRINCES STREET. LOST AND FOUND. f OST, Gold Cham Bangle wirh 'lock, be--i-i iween H.M. Theatre and Roslyn. 10s reward on returning to Irvine aul SCvciison, George street-. I OST, at Pelichet Bay, Purse, containing ■i money, befweui Harbor tenaeci and Eden street or Albany ptrco:. Finder kindiy rctuni to A. C. Brown, 240 a Great. King street; reward. I OST (Thursday,!, between Pcnroso'sTnd -i Marlow's, Gold Amethyst B.ooch: reward. Tobin, bookseller, St. Kiida. I TOULD Party that- took Rawn from . / M'Manus call and get Fish. Ja-ne M-Manus. TOUND.—The Best Optician in, Town : W. Von Sturmer; rooms through Sprosen's, chemist shop, 1 George street , OUND.--ThK Best Piace to get your Da brellas Re-covered and Repaired is a', fteggiardo's, George 6treet. BOARD AND RESIDENCE. A CCOMMODATION for few Boarders, jla- 284 High sueet; very central; moderate. Five minutes from Post O \7ACANCIES Few Gentlemen Boarders; v terms moderate. Kauopa, 317 High street. [TACANCY for Boarders; single, double V rooms: every convenience; mmlivjib. terms. Kia Ora House, corner I streets. I COMFORTABLE Board and Residence for Two young Men; private family; piano, bath. '" Central/' Albany Street Post Ofiice, ' _ J