AMUSEMENTS.
Theatre Royal.—The programme at the Theatre last night was the same as that of the previous evening. This evening the performance will be for the benefit of Miss Alice and Miss Amy Johns, who have become very general favourites as burlesque actresses, — dancing, Binging, and dressing with great taste. There will be an entire change of programme to night. The pieces selected are the witty and elegant burlesque of " Cinderella," and the comedy entitled ''The Loan of a Lover." The Georgia Minstrels.—The original Georgias are again in Auckland, after a successful tour through the Australian colonies. They will appear at the theatre on Saturday evening next. Those who like negro minstrels, " native and to the manner born," will appreciate these performers, who, for the special characteristics of "nigger" dancing, singing, and delineation, have not been surpassed.
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New Zealand Herald, Volume XVI, Issue 5373, 5 February 1879, Page 2
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