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Feilding Star, Volume VII, Issue 1883, 25 September 1912, Page 3

Entertainments, Meetinjs, Etc. LYCEUM PICTURES. There will be NO EXHIBITION of Pictures To-night on account of the Liedertafel Spring Concert in the Lyceum Theatre. Complete Change of Programme TO-MORROW NIGHT, including a Star A.B. Drama— HIS LESSON HIS LESSON MIRROR OF PROPHECY MIRROR OF PROPHECY and ORIGINAL AERIALES Clever Acrobatic Performance. CHILDREN'S SINGING COMPETITION. Children are reminded that all entries for the Singing Competition to be held on Saturday, September 28th, dose to-morrow, Thursilay. TARILL HALL, FEILDING, to-nTght. TAYLOR - CARRINGTON NEW DRAMATIC COMPANY, in the World-famous Drama UNCLE TOM'S CABIN. LITTLE LYLA, the cleverest childactress in Australasia, as EVA. Beautiful and Appropriate Scenery. 3 Great Sensation Scenes. The Slave Crossing the Frozen River. The Slave Hunt at the Gorge. Little Eva Among the Angels. Fun. Pathos. Interest. Sensation. FAMILY PRICES: Circle 2s 6d, Ladies Is 6d; Stalls 2s, Ladies Is; Pit Is, Children 6d only. Seats may be reserved, without extra charge, at Bissett and Bissett. SPRING CONCERT. TO-NIGHT. SPRING CONCERT. THE FEILDING LIEDERTAFEL TO BE HELD IN THE LYCEUM O BE HELD IN THE LYCEUM TO-NIGHT. PROGRAMME. PART I. J 1. Orchestral Selections. 2. "Spring's Delights" . Liedertafel 3. "Alia Stella Confidente" ("To the Confiding Star") Miss Lillie Large Violin Obbligato by Herr K. Berger. 4. "Bright Sword of Liberty" Liedertafel 5. Pianoforte Solo: "Valsic" Mr Sidney Harrison 6. "The Day's Farewell" - Liedertafel PART 11. 7. "Sweet Music" - - - - Liedertalel 8. Monologue: "Mrs McSweeney at the Auction Sale" Mr D. W. Fraser 9. "The Chapel" Liedertafel 10. (a) "The Message and the Song" (Mallinson) (b) "At the Window" land (c) "The Letter" (from Sir Arthur Sullivan's "Song of the Wrens") Miss Lillie Large 11. Violin Solo: "Scene de Ballet" Herr Kurt Berger 12. "Glory and Love to the Men of Old" - - - Liedertafel Prices: Dress Circle, 3s; Stalls, 2s; Pit, Iβ. Box plan at Carthew's. M..L. V. TICKLE, Hon. Sec. OPERA HOUSE, PALMERSTON NORTH. J. C. WILLIAMSON'S GORGEOUS PANTOMIME. TUESDAY and WEDNESDAY NEXT. SINBAD THE SAILOR. SINBAD THE SAILOR. SPECIAL PANTOMIME TRAIN. A Special Train will leave FEILDING for Palmerston on Wednesday next, October 2, at 6.30 p.m., calling at all way stations, and returning from Palmerston Station at 11.30 p.m. MATINEE WEDNESDAY AFTERNOON NEXT. Children Half Price to Matinee. PRICES: 6s, 3s, 2s. Box Plans at Cole's, Palmerston, Friday next.

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