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New Zealand Herald, Volume XXXII, Issue 9828, 24 May 1895, Page 8

Amusements--OPE R A HOUSE. Sole Lessee and Manager .. Mr. George Darreli THIS (FRIDAY) EVENING, MAY 24, The Eminent Author-Actor, | MR. GEODARRE And his Powerful Company. First production in Auckland of an entirely original romantic, sensational drama, in 5 acts, written ' by George Darreli (dealing with the old digging days on the West Coast), entitled, | LIFE FOR LIFE. | In this play the author has given free rein to hj exuberant, fancy and power of concentrating startling episodes of real life, and has producer! a work of unusual streaath and unflagging interest. Samuel Soutar (a Pressman), Mr. Geo. Darrell Supported by the full strength of the Company. ' Act J.—Room in the Dunedin Hospital, New Zealand—Arrested for Murder. Act ll—Outside the Supreme Court—A waiting the Verdict—The Alarm—A Narrow Escape— A Friend in Need. Act lll.—Gower's Shanty near Hokitika—X 0 Thoroughfare—The Diggings Township—M. Pat. rick'* Night—The Dumb Witness. Act IV.—A Woman's Devotion-In the Ranges— The Overland Route—Sticking-up the EscortIsabel's Ride for Life (a scene oi unparalleled excitement). Act ▼.— 1 Death-bed Confession—The Roll. —Lynch Law—The Burning House—The FueitiveLIFK FOR LIFE. Admission : 4«, 2s 6d, and One Shilling. Box plan at Wildman and I,yell's. Day Ticl ota at H. F. Partridge & Co.'s, and G. Williamson's. Doors open at 7.lf>, commence at 8 o'clock. Acting Manager, MR. PHILIP STUART. rjpO-DAY IS THE QUEEN'S BIRTHDAY, and you will probably hr.ve a good time. MONDAY NEXT will be the occasion of JOHN BIRCH'S THIRD POPULAR CONCERT at the CITY HALL, and you will certainly have a good time. POPULAR ARTISTES I POPULAR SONGS ! AND 1 tf* D ' POPULAR PRICES 1 \) Exhibitions. rpHE rjIATTOOED ]^/£ A N! (Tattooed from base of neck to soles of feet). NOW ON EXHIBITION IN SHOP OPPOSITE SAVINGS BANK. QUEKN-STREET. OPEN TO-DAY At 2 p.m. till 5, 7 till 10 p.m. Admission, Sixpence. SATURDAY LAST NIGHT. THE EIGHTH WONDER OF THE WORLD. 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