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New Zealand Herald, Volume XXXVI, Issue 11203, 25 October 1899, Page 8

Amusements. ! . QPERA JjOUSE, * TO-NIGHT (WEDNESDAY).' '!|||| POSITIVELY LAST NIGHT '-'0/1 '/OS il^i! jiREDERic yiLUERS, h " The world-famed War Artist and CotowM! dent, with his Phenomenal Success "KHARTOUM AT LAST," ENORMOUS SUCCESS .#BKji 11 GREETED WITH GREAT ENTHUSDsw COME EARLY AND AVOID THE TOlIRi) Over 100 Magnificent Limelight View X.-'i-ing vhat War is, taken by Mr. Villlnp. - oil tlio Battlefield. ™ THE BOER WAR. ; Sap GENERAL SIR RKOVERS BULLER, y.O ■ . K.C.8., ETC. " •»"--£•£s»*v? Doors on en 7.30. Commence at 8. 4s. 3s. 2s, and Is. Box Office at Wildman Xj&J ' Lyoll's. Early Door at 7. Tickets. wj?? Stalls 6d extra, at Anglo-American CoiZ ? £"i ' tioncrs, opposite Opera House. • Solo Manager. MR. WALTER PONtin ' W' Acting Manager, MR. HARRY NEVHLE,® QPERA HOUs jf' Lessee and Manager - - Mr. Tom Treasurer .... Mr. W. o'Sul£?|; ; Representative for Williamson and MnseW... ■>' ; Mr. Bert Royle. A GIGANTIO 'AMUSEMENT ENTEfipitrm Commencing . ™?K' FRIDAY. OCTOBER 27. • $$$ THE MAMMOTH COMBINATION > WILLIAMSON AND MUSGROVE'S pANTOMIME AND QOMEDY QOMPAKJ, Including the Eccentric Comedian MB. ALBERT WHELAN; '' The Celebrated Animal Impersonator ■ MR. WILLIAM HASSAN: And SIXTEEN BALLERINAS, And tho Peoplo's Favourites, pOLLARD'S QPERA QOMPAJJY, In the Gorgeons Pantomime, ALI BABA, AND THE FORTY THIEVES, An Entirely New Version, .. Produced with all the Original SCENERY, WARDROBE, AND EM,GTS As used in ..it'-- . THE PRINCESS THEATRE, MELBOURNE Bj.; Prices—4s, 2s 6d, and Is; Orchestra Stalls fa , Box Plan at Wil&nan and Lycll's. • ' ' ' * QHORAL HAH THIS (WEDNESDAY) AFTERNOON. IsiP SECOND , • V':. GRAND ORGAN AND VOCAL RECITAL Organist and Musical Director, ■ /.£s>'• MR. ARTHUR TUWSEY, • - i'f.' Who will be Assisted hv ! MRS. W. H. PARICES. MR. A. L. EDWARDS ij MR. 8. JACKSON. MRS. W. H. PAIIKES mil SingA, " Yon are My Darling," from the Biu- - sian Wisha* B, As Fair as is a Flower" - - Johnson 2* C, " 0 Divine Redeemer" ■ ■ ■ Gounod $ MR. S. JACICSON will playNottnrno for Clar. and Organ, "11 Lamento" - Bassi Concerto for Clar. and Ortran. Op. 73 Weber : : !: A, Adagio; B, Rondo. . , MR. A. L. EDWARDS will Sing— "Leave Me Not" Mattel 'h;' "Lend Me Your Aid" - - - GounodMR. ARTHUR TOWSEY will Play- ™ Overtnre, "Saul" Handel Allegro, Largo, Allegro. A, Pastorale Knllal'S B, Minuet and Trio from 11th Symphony. - - • Haydn Offertoire in D Major (by request) ■ Batijtc'p Fe3tal March Elrtj fe Doors open 2.15, commence at 3; carriage l 4.15. Admission: One Shilling. h'®' Auckland liedertapei. THIRD CONCERT OF THE SEASON, ©.'?:■ In the 'V# CHORAL HALL. FRIDAY, OCTOBER 27. ■ # PROGRAMME. --"M MISS MARY DAY will Sing- .. Mi# "For all Eternity" and "Echo." i- vfc ? : " Believe Me" and " Told in a Song.' ' Sfe MISS SISSIE PHD.LIPPS will SingMR. ABEL; ROWE will sing— " Because I Love Thee So" and " Son& orfi Sleep." vap MR. CHAS. KISSLING will SingPrince Ivan's Song and " Come into thl i Garden, Maud." ME. ARTHUR TOWSEY, Organ Solos--Offertoire in F, Minuet and Trio, and 'i : Andante. 1 LIEDERTAFEL will Sing- ' "On the March." "Gentle Sonnds art® floating," "Italian Salad," "Corns Let. Us Join," "Harold Harfager,"fiT Sweet and Low," and " Fisherman'l Song." :*0:; ALFRED TRENWITH, Acting Hon. Se&p Y 0U LADIES' O ROUE STB A,' GRAND CONCERT. flf CHORAL HALL, WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER J. || Programme in future issue. Prices— and Is. —■ — HI NEMO A SYNDICATE.® Krnrrrrin Box 489, G.P.0.. Auckland. Jg NOTICE TO ATHLETIC, FRIENDLY, LITE-'/,. EARY SOCIETIES, AND SCHOOLS. fc' Hie above Syndicate is prepared to give!? Performances of the Bioscope," the King i of Life Motioned Picture Machines (vide').' English and Colonial Press), on terms to bei' hI7»S»f 'n . °.' , to J a ' te Animated Subjects<js< by their Prestwich Camera, of everv descrip "»& tion. at London Prices.-Apply to SIGNOR QM UKIO, Business Manager. ' Musical. p-Q. 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