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New Zealand Herald, Volume VI, Issue 1706, 11 May 1869, Page 1

DUKE OF EDINBUEGH THEATRE. Lessee and Manager ... ... J. "W. Knight Stage Manager ... ... ... I. p. Keogh Scenic Artist ... ... ... Tom Kemp GRAND CALEDONIAN NIGHT. IK HONOUH OF THB ARRI V A L ofH.R.H. the DUKE OF EDINBURGH. THE BEST STAB COMPANY IN NEW ZEALAND. This (Tuesday) evening, •.. ... •, .' , May 11, '/ The performance Trill commence with the operatic Drama, in three acts, entitled ROB EOY; oe, ATJLD LANG SYNE. Baillio Nieol Jarrie ... ... Mr.' I. F. Keogh. Rob Roy ... ... ... C. O'Brien.•Galßlmth- ..r - ... ... Mr. T.Kemp Rashleigh ... ... ... Mr. E. B.jßussell. Helen ... ... Miss Raymond Prances Osbaldistonc ... ... Mrs. Ryan Mattie ... ... ... Miss Cameron' Diana Vernon ... ... ... Miss Greenless Song and Dance Miss Maggie Knight To conclude with Buokstone's Roaring Parce of THE ROUGH DIAMOND. Sir "William Evergreen ... Mr. I. P. Keogh. Cousin Joe Mr. J. South Margery ... ... Mrs. Ryan. Dress Circle, 4s ; Upper Circle, 2s; Stalls, 2s. PIT—ONE SHILLING. CHORAL SOCIETY'S HALL, SYMONDS-STREET. UNDER THE SPECIAL PATRONAGE OP H.R:H. THE DUKE OF EDINBURGH, Granted to Mrs. Robert Heir during the Royal Visit to Auckland. "WEDNESDAY EVENING, MAY 12, Boucicault's Comedy of L OND ON ASSURANC E. - ——— i MRS. ROBERT HEIR : •• AS i •' LADY GAY SPANKER. rjAHE Pcrformanoo will commence with Boucicault's i Comedy, in 6 acts, of I LONDON ASSURANCE.:^ Sir Harcourt Courtly ... ' ••• Mr. B. N. Jones Max Harkaway ... ... Mr. W. Ryan Charles Courtly ... ... ... Mr. J. H. Clifford Mr. Richard Dazzle' ... ... Mr. J. P. Hydes Dolly Spanker ... ... ... Mr. P. Towers Cool Mr. Liardet Martin ... ... ... ... Mr. Thomas Solomon ... ... ... ... Mr. Power Simpson ... Mr. Lovoi Mark Meddle ... ... ••• Mr. Kingsley LADY GAY SPANKER ... MRS. ROBT. HEIR Grace Harkaway... ... ... Miss P. Anstead Pert Mrs. B. N. Jones. To conclude with A FAVORITE FARCE. Seats may bo secured from 10 to 3 o'clock daily at Mr. Wayte's, Stationer, Queen street. NOTICE. PARTIES haying PLEDGES at my shop will ' have to redeem them immediately,' or they will 1 )c sold by public auction, as the law compels me to lo so. / j T. A. HICKS, < i Vulcan Lane. May 6, 1869. V 1