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New Zealand Herald, Volume XVIII, Issue 6145, 28 July 1881, Page 8

&c. __ _ fJI-H E A/T : fi ; E . °.Y A,L. Pr0priet0r...........r..... .^, b£ J. Delia*/ . CHANGE OF BELL TO-NIGHT ! CHANGE OF BILL TO-NIGHT! rOtTRTH WEEK ud con till]) »d Popularity of tha . Versatile Artistes, ' ME. JAMES CARDEN, MISS MARSTON LEIGH, AND DELIAS* . . AUSTRALIAN SPECIALTY COMPAI'fY. '/HIS (Thursday) EVENING. THIS (Thursday) EVENING, . EAST LYNNE ! E AST LYNNE ! EAST LYNNE! . EAST LYNNE t EAST LYNNE 1 EAST LYNNE ! ARCHIBALD CAJtLYLE... MR. JAMES CAEDIiN ILADA&L^VINE }•••■•• .MISS M AESTON LEIGH: Supported by tho whole strength of the Company. TO-MORROW (Friday)— Comedy Night. EXTREMES! EXTREMES ! Being a companion play to Lord Bulwer Lrtton's MONEY I I SATURDAY NIGHT! 1 SATURDAY NIGHT ! GRAND DOUBLE BILL! COLLEEN BAWN AJ*D YOUNG WIDOW t Pricea ef Admission—Drew Circle, 4s; Stalls, 2a 6d: Pit, Is. Referred Seats at Upton L Co. c. -VTO. 3 OF THE WINTER SERIES OP -Ll ENTERTAIKATEiiTS, ' In conncction with St. Matthow's Parish. Will be given in ST. JAMES* HALLj WELLINOTOX-STREET, This (Thursday) Etening, July 28th. . at 8 p.m., and will consist of S H akesperian lIAKKSP E E I A N MUSIC USIC T) EATINGS JtVEADINGS AND Tableaux \r ivan t s.ABLEAUX V I Y ANTS. PROGRAMME :— PART I.—MACBETH. Glee, "When shall we tbreo meet again"..Messrs. Howden, Ferriday, and Kingsford Beading—Act I, Scene 3,. Dr. Dawson Scene: The Haunted Heath Tableau: Macbeth and Banouo meeting the Witchcs, Locke's Music to Macbeth (With Band and Full Chorus). Reading—Act IV., Scene l..Dr. Hooper Scene: The Witches* Cavo Tableau: The appearance of Banquo's Ghost PART H.-KING LEAR. Glee, "Crabbed age and youth"..Messrs. Parish, Howden, Ferriday, and Taylor Air (soprano), " Where the bee sucks*'. .Mrs. Morrln Air (alto), "0! Willow, Willow"..Miss Green Glee, " Blow, blow, thou winter wind", .Mrs. Morrin, Miss Halstcad, Messrs. Howden and Taylor Reading—Act IY"., Scene 7..Dr. Hurray-Moore Scene: A Tent in the French Camp Tableau: Lear's Restoration to Reason. Part lII.—A MIDSUMMER NIGHT'S DREAM. Glee, "Hark, tho Lark"..FullChoir Air (soprano)," Oh! Bid your faithful Ariel fly". .Miss D'Lacy Song (soprano), "Bid me discourse"..Mrs. Morrin Glee, "Yespotted snakes"..Mrs. Morrin, MEm Halstead, Messrs. Howden and Kingsford Reading—Act lIL, Scono 1 Mr. Neil Heat!; Scene : a Wood near .Athens Tableau: Titania and Bottom Air (soprano), *' Should he upbraid".. Miss Halsteadl Duet (soprano and alto), "I know a bank"..Mrs* Morrin and Miss Halstoid Glte, " Live with me and be my lovo"..Messrs. Parish, Howden, Ferriday, and Taylor Reading—Act IV., Scene l..Rev, E. H, Gulliver Scene: Tho Wood Tableau: Sloop of the Fairies. Admission*—One Shilling. ST. LUKE'S CHURCH, MOUNT ALBERT. An Entertainment consisting of Amateur Theatricals and Concert will be given in the Mount Albert Hall on TUESDAY, the 2nd of August, at 8 p.m., in aid of tho Organ Fund. Tickets, 2s. 'Bus will leave Union Bank Corner at 7 p.m. Lectures. ■\7"OUNG MEN'S CHRISTIAN ASSOCIX TION, COBNER OF WELLKSLKT & AIiBEHT-STBEETS. WINTER COURSE OF LECTURES, 1831. August s—Entertainment,5 —Entertainment, Musical and literary August 12—Lecture: "Novels"—Rcr. D. W. Runci man, M.A. September 2—Lecture: " Christian Work in Australasia"—Rev. Wm. Morlcy September 9—Entertainment September 23—Lecture: " Italy and the Waldenscs, with notes of a Visit to Rome and the Valleys of the Vaudols"—Rev. A. M. McCallum October 7—Lecture (subject to be advertised. Commence at 7.30. Seats reserved for Ticket* holders till 7.20. - Tickets for the Course (to admit bearer and lady), ss; Single Tickets for Course, 3s 6d; Single Ticket, Is, to be obtained from the Booksellers, Members of Committee, or at the Rooms. THOMAS BUDDLE, Hon. Sec. 11 T>ARENTAGE; CAUSES JL OF DEFECTS IN CniLDREN," . Will be the subject of Prof. Fraser's » rry Lecture L / To-day (Thttrsdat), at 7.30. Cf V Both sexes invited JJ X Admission—ls Back Scats, Cd. Private Examinations, Book/;, and Hydropathi# Appliances at Rciidcnco ia Grey-street. Oil and Colourmen. PAPERHANGINGS, WHITE LEAD, &c. W. PHILLIPPS & SON Abe Now Landing, ex 'Loch Dee,' 450 PACKAGES 450 P A PERHANGINGS Scrims and Hessians Oils, White Lead Zinc White, Patent Paints Colours, &o. (in wood s.nd Iron) gILVERED (polished and rough) JJLATE, ornamental, photo., "and common window " G L A S. .' ,S. TARNISHES, BRUSHES, AND TRADE • SUNDRIES. ;U X ; W. PHILLIPPS & SON, 95 anj> . 97, .Qitkkn-stbeet.