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New Zealand Herald, Volume XXXVIII, Issue 11783, 12 October 1901, Page 8

Amusementsr\ P E B A H O IT 8 z THE WONDER OF THE WORLD, SAPHO, SAPHO, SAPHO. ' ?J WHICH HAS ASTOUNDED THE WORLD BY THE POLICE PROSECUTION Of MISS OLGA NETHERSOLE. Received Last Night by an ENORMOUS AUDIhNCE. with THUNDER? OF APPLAUSE SUCCESS. SUCCESS. SUCCESS. TO-NIGHT. TO-NIGHT. TO-NIGHT. THE FULL STRENGTH Of rpHE pOSGROVE pOMEDY pOMPANY, IN THE GREAT PLAY, SAPHO. APHO. Invitation To Politicians. „ Clergymen, „ City Councillors, „ Members of Any Denomination. NOTHING INDELICATE. NOTHING SUGGESTIVE, Notwithstanding this Great Production, POPULAR PRICES: 3s, 2s. and ONE SHILLING. Box Plan at Wildrnan. Lyell, and Arey'j. COME ONE. COME ALL. Special invitation to the Members of ths Working Men's Club ami their families, to any part of the House. Members are requested to present the Manager's Card. By Request. A * MATINEE. SPECIAL LADIES' AFTERNOON. ALHAMBRA GIRL. ALIIAMBRA GIRL. THIS (SATURDAY) AFTERNOON. Dcors Open 2.50. One Shilling all over the House; Children. 6d. N A BBOTT'S OPERA HOUSE. -AUCKLAND AMATEUR OPERA CLUB. By \rrangement with Messrs. Williamson and Musgrove. For a Short Season Only, commencing MONDAY, 21ST OCTOBER, GRAND PRODUCTION Of the CHARMING POPULAR COMIC OPERA, lOL'VNTHE. NTHE> TOLANTHE. ■*" 1 TOLANTHE, Or, -*- THE PEER AND THE PERI, By W. S. Gilbert and Sir Arthur Sullivan. CAST OF CHARACTERS: The Lord Chancellor - Mr. George Warren Earl of Mount Ararat - - - Mr Percy Lee Fnrl Tollolle Mr. Arthur Ford Private wSto - - - Mr. Bert. Williamson StreDhon Mr Abel Kowft Queen of the Fairies - Miss Ettie Maginmty lolanthe - Miss Minnie Tattley --------- Miss Hettie Evans Leila Miss Miriam Wrigley : pieta Miss Olive Lust I Phyllis - - - Miss Violet Mount Chorus of Dukes, Marquises, Earls, Viscounts. Barons, and Fairies. ACT I. An Arcadian Landscape. ACT 11. Palace Yard,. Westrninste.. MAGNIFICENT SCENERY AND BEAUTDUL DRESSES. FAIRY DANCE, With • ELECTRIC AND LIMELIGHT EFFECTS. POWERFUL CHORUS. 70—SEVENTY FORMERS—73 Stage Manager - - - Mr. Archdale Tayler. FULL OPERA ORCHESTRA. Mr. Arthur Towsey—Musical Director. Prices of Admission : Dress Circle, 4s; Stalls, 2s 6d; Pit, One Shilling. Orchestra Stalls, ss. Tickets obtainable from all members. Box Plan at Wildman, Lyell, and Arey's, Victoria Arcade. NOTICE TO MEMBERS: REHEARSAL-ORCHESTRA, PRINCIPALS. AND CHORUS. CLUBROOM. TO-NIGHT. 7.30 P.M. No Visitors Admitted. CHAS. CHAMBERS, Business Manager. AVONDALE PUBLIC HALL. TO-NIGHT (SATURDAY). COOPER AND MAODERMOTT'S " GRAND PATRIOTIC SCENIC CONCERT. BRILLIANT LIVING PICTURES— Wonders of Rotorua during Royal Visit—Big Geyser in Action— Dances. Hakas, etc. Our Late, Present, and Future Rulers Briton \. Boer. Disaster to the Yacht Shamrock. Athletic Sports and Pastimes. Marvellous Trick Films and Illusions. GOOD CONCERT PROGRAMME. Admission, Is; Children, 6d. Commence 8 p.m. PONSONBY HALL—MONDAY NEXT. p-HORAL HALL. THE RELIGIOUS EVENT OF THE YEAR. 16TH HELPING HAND MISSION ANNIVERSARY. TO-MORROW'S SERVICES. 11 a.m. Preacher—Rev. S. Griffith. Soloist— George Higgott. 3 p.m. Preacherß-ev. Hugh Kelly, M.A. Soloist—Miss Alice Rimmer. 6.45 p.m. Preacher—Rev. Colin C. Harrison. Soloists— Amy Woodman; Ml. W. Aspinall. " Wjii You Meet Me at the Fountain?" (specially arranged). Special Hymns by Scholars and Friends Anthem, Afternoon and Evening. Duet, Miss Birdie Butler and Mr. James. Assisted by large Orchestra. Conductor. Mr. E. Tudehope. Great Gathering expected on MONDAY -- ANNUAL RE-UNION.— trom 5.33 to 7 p.m. Tickets, One Shilling. Report Meet ing at 7.30. Chairman, A. C. Caughey, Esq Reports by Sister i\.enneth, Missioner, an^ 1 Treasurer. Address by Rev. C. H. Garland. Special Hymns. Solo. Orchestra. Trams and 'Buses leave Hall at 9.30 p.m. Old Friends and New Welcome. COLIN C. HARRISON, Missioner. I QT. PATRICKS CATHEDRAL p RAND C ACRED pONCERT. IN AID OF PRESBYTERY DEBT. 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