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New Zealand Herald, Volume XXXIII, Issue 10125, 7 May 1896, Page 8

' Amusement 0 P E R A . HOUSE TO-NIGHT i TO-NIGHT ! 1 ENTIRE CHANGE OF IMrO(JIUMM?T7 [ ENTIRE CHANGE OF PROGRAMME ! | The New Programme a Bigger Success tlwnEver, | Every Item Encored to the Echo. The General Verdict is Notliinc—Xoihint- Eve, Seen Like it in Auckland, Do Not Miss It. A l.ivo show. A Show o'the Nineteenth Century. TO-NIGHT! LAUNDRY PANTOMIME I 20 - A It T I S T S _ 20 THE CA1.1.! Tn CALL' JAMES IMOONEV FRANKS I nra JAM ICS J MOON ICY HUNKS "[2 lreniendons Success. Receive ! quite an Ovation' All their fmitiyUins entirely new to Auckland ' LITTLE florrik J j[ | floruit: Causing everyone's side* to ache with lan«h tor , the Comii alities <>/ the Child Wonder. 01' DA I A Sensational ! OtJDA OUDa J Sncce-s. IOUDA The Most Graceful anil Marvellous Aerial Artier >-< the World. 3 JACK KARROO I JACK Creating roars of all through the corner And Success Phenomenal of t!ie veil-known ar.-j established favourite, HARRY KIT7.M AI'RICE, England's Great Hatitone. 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