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New Zealand Herald, Volume III, Issue 643, 4 December 1865, Page 1

PRINCE OE WALES THEATRE. Proprietors—Messrs. Daniels & Edwabds. J Manager—Mr. GeoiiQE W. Danieis. GEEAT SUCOES3 OF THE GLORIOUS BURLESQUE OF ALADDIN! | Pronounced by a crowded house, on Saturday night, t as tho moat magnificently mounted spectacular play r yet witnessed in the Colony of New Zealand; the C Scenery alone worth the Price of Admission. 1 , M.I SS ; FAJf NT YOIT Nti ....... c AS c ALADDIN". 1 THIS (MONDAY) EVENING, December 4th, to commenco with the Petite Drama, in two . acts, entitled the ROSE OF AMIENS! To conclude with A T, A D D I N; Oit, Tl-n: VrONDERI'UL SCAMP! No Half-prico during the run of tho Burlesque. Pbicer op Admission : Stalls, 65.; Amphitheatre, 35.; Pit, 2s. Numbered tickets may bo obtuined atonco by application at Mit. at tho Theatre. e No bonnets allowed to bo worn in tho Stalls. Cloak , Room, TBEE. Doors open at half-pnst 7, to commence at 8 o'clock ' punctually. PRINCE 01" WALES THEATRE. THURSDAY, DECEMBER 7th. f COMPLIMENTARY BI.SBFIT < to < MR. J. H. CLIFFORD. ! UNDER DISTINGUISHED PATRONAGE. ( The great Drama of THE FEMALE DEFECTIVE; OE, PLOT AND PASSION! To conclude with tho Great Burlesque of ALADDIN. { ■— i PAKNELL DRAMATIC HALL. j THE Amateurs of the abovo respectfully announce that they will give their FIRST PERFORMANCE ok 1 THIS (MONDAY) EVENING, 1 tor Decembeb, 1865, ! When they hopo to bo favoured with tho kind jpatronage of their Friends and the Public generally. The evening's entertainment will commenco with k A PROLOGUE Written expressly for tho occasion. After which will bo performed an original romantic ! drama, in 2 Acts, entitled 1 " THE MISER OF SHOREDITCH." ( Interlude—A Comic Song-. Tho whole to conclude with the laughable farce of " " MAKE YOUR WILLS." r [ Doors open at half-past seven; performance to - commenco at eight o'clock precisely. Priceß of admission —Front seats, 45.; backseats, "1 25.; children half-price to front seats only. J Tickets to bo obtained at the Exchange Hotel, Paruell, and at the Hall. Manager—Mr. J. Dennt. f Scenic Artist—Mr. G. Ruteedoß. N. B.—Tho above Hall to be let for Dramatio Performances, Balls, Dancing Classes, &c., &c. J For terms apply to Mr. WttSON", Exchange Hotol, . Parnell. j BAL MASQUE, A LA JULIEN. WEBB'S ASSEMBLY ROOMS, WET'LE3LEr-BTBE RC. fJIHIS* (MONDAY) EVENING, December 4th. - Fancy DRESSES and MASKS may be obtained ] on tho Premises, by applying to Messrs. Jacobs and J Mooney. LODGE ARA, No. 348, 1.0. f\s MONDAY, DECEMBER 4th, 1865. marc Monthly MEETING of the abovo Todgo f T will be held THIS (MONDAY) EVENING, I 4th December, at 7 o'clock PROVINCIAL GRAND LODGE A MEETING of the Provincial Grand Lodge, J C will be held on FRIDAY neit, Btli December, at 4 p.m.. in the Lodge Room, » Masonic Hotol," to pass BYE LAWS, and other important business. . By order of tho R.W.P G.M.., GEORGE P. PIERCE, P.U. Secretary. f MECHANICS' INSTITUTE. - 1 MR DAVIS will exhibit his VIEWS from the WAR IN AMERICA, by the Times Bpecial Artist; Photograpic Views of Japan, European and _ other Scenes, in tho Mechanics Institute, THIS (MONDAY) EVENING, 4th inst. Doors open at half-past Seven; to commence at E 'lpecial accommodation for Ladies. Double Tickets, 35.; Single, 2s. To be had from : • tho Librarian. During tho evening Mr. Llewelyn will sing some of his best Songs. Mr. Lamleut, Pianist. ; CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH', NEWTON. THE BAZAAR IN AID of tho BUILDING FUND will he hold on WEDNESDAY, December 7tli, and tho . 1 following days, at the ODD FELLOWS' HALL. '' Contributions ttx'e still requested.