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New Zealand Herald, Volume XXVI, Issue 9325, 30 March 1889, Page 8

Amusements, A BBOT^o^r^2 Lcsseo .. rr v | Suh-lTOandManager UNABATED AND BRILLIANT SUOcf^ ARTHUR VIVIAN'S P™fui, dramatic COMPANY Including Helen Vivian, W. G. Carey W* , a r, tlstic ensemble.' 4 iilla (SATURDAY) EVPAKfi a *tt\ _ , „ . MONDAY EVENiNG ' *** Production in a most,- complete mamiar *4 American, and most popular, dramaH^ 6r °,V*k Henry Wood** world-famous novel EAST LYNNE . ' EAST LYNNE. EAST LYNNF SntshineT Lynna - Lad ? Abel's i Act ll.—Temptation—The Successful pr-/ baml' t—Tlle Deserted Md iSStS* Act nL—Richard Hara an Outcast_T_! " Why Don't I Die r or Aton «nenu i Act IV.—Barbara's Ambition „ v i Rememker Me " —Madame Vine, the w J on a ness—' 'Is it thus you bear your com Death of Little Willie. a In t Act -Retribution Viper In th« Tm, Levin's Sentence-Death of Lady i«hf. ASP*"" well until Eternity." y " aDei - 'Fare. TUESDAY, WEDNESDAY, THURSTIAv .. AND FRIDAY EVENINGS AY ' A -M» THE WOMAN OE THE PEOPT OR, THE HORRORS OF DRINR E; CHAS. BICHNERj^,^ C H 0R A L HAI Li CONCERT AND DRAMATIC PERFORMANCE In Aid of WILLIAM SKELTOV 1 Armourer's Mate of H.M.s. Lizirrf , Who lost his leg through an injury receive,? ,t • ! fire in Auckland, reC€lre <* at 3 Under the Patronage of . Admiral and Mrs. Fairfax, His ffomm, Mayor, Captains and Officers or m i 73 3THIS (SATURDAY) EVfiNLSO ' ( 30TH I.NSTAST. ' programme. Sel Orla n ndo Yeoman ° f the " d ""Band of H.M.fc Banjo Duet, "The Nightineala , . Messrs. Wright and Kent 8 ° Trio—Mr. Maclean and Mr Mevw . Son ? -Mr. T. M. Jackson " 1 rhomp3olh Recitation, » The Lifeboat "-Mr. Tlnney . feong (comic). Parnel-a-boo l '—lJp ,t c . 'Cello Solo-Mr. Maclean eut " bo ®errni« [ Song, •' II Fant Partir "-Mrs. Balinson. Piano Solo-Mr. J. C. Sutherland Song, " Village Blacksmith "—Mr. Breaker, Selections by Band of H.JLs. Orlando, To conclude with a Farce entitled LEAVE IT TO ME 1 By the Officers of H.M.s. Oru.vdiJ. _ Tickets to be obtained at WiMman's Prices: Reserved and numbered, 3s; 23 and is Doors open at half-past seven. ' Commence at eight p.m. Special Trams and 'Buses will run after performance to Ponsonby, Newmarket, and Remuera, ORPHEUS CLUB. FIRST ANNUAL CONCERT Will take place at the CHORAL HALL, ON THURSDAY, APRfI, 11. UNDER THE PATRONAGE OF THE AUG® LAND SAVAGE CLUB. Programme will include the following selection?, viz.:—Overture, "Dame Blanche Boildien," "Ban. diten Zug" March, Scholtz (by special request) j Overture, "Fidelio" (Beethoven), and "Telegram Vaulses" (Strauss), by the Choral Society's Orches« tra ; Violin Solo, Miss Buckland ; V Vocal Duet bji Mr. and Mrs. A. Tayler; Solo, Mrs. Cooper, Misses J. Knight and Buckland, Mr. T. M. Jackson, &di Quartettes and Quintettes by the Club. Musical Director : Professor Carl Schmitc Seats may now bo booked at WUdman's. ZEALANDIA OPEN AIR RINK, Stanley-street, Mechanics' Bat. SKATING, SWITCHBACK RAILWAY, BOWLING ALLEY. Ladies' and Gentlemen's Race for Brooch and Pift on Friday evening. Open from 2.30 to 5 p.m., and from 7.30 to 10p,m Tuesday and Friday Evenings, Ladies Free. Admission, 6d; Switchback, 3d; Children, halft price. H. If. A B B 0 * Being unavoidably detained for another week, -will be at his office, Opera House, daily, from 2 to 3 jhnl; leaving for Sydney per Mararoa next TUEBDAT, April 2. XHIBITION of Glass Blowing? on J—J Saturday afternoon. Admission 6d. Every visitor receives a prize.Works, Freeman's Bay. Oil and Colounnen. I L LIPPS & gON; 119 AND 151, QUEEN-STREET, Have just opened up 0. Large Assortment! of CHEAP PAPERHANGINGS, SCRIMP POLISHED, SILVERED, AND ROUGH PLAT? SHEET, AND ORNAMENTAL WINDOW GLASS WHITE LEAD, OILS, TURPS, VARNISHES And all kinds of PAINTERS' MATERIALS. PICTURE FRAME, MOULDINGS, GLASS SHADED ARTISTS' REQUISITES OF EVERY DESCBIB TION FOR OIL AND WATER-COLOUR PAINTING (Established i860.] JOHN HENDERSON) 13 & 15 WYNDHAM-STREET. 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