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New Zealand Herald, Volume XL, Issue 12401, 24 October 1903, Page 8

I Amusementsf\ V E E A HOUSE. Sole Lessee and Manager, i WILLIAM ANDERSON. ' TO-NIGHT TO-NIGHT. i TO-NIGHT; TO-NIGHT. AN EVENT WORTHY OF NOTE. AN EVENT,WORTHY OF NOTE. FAREWELL SEASON TO AUCKLAND. FAREWELL SEASON TO ALcKbAMJ. THE UNIVERSAL FAVOURITE. THE UNIVERSAL FAVOURITE, *£ AGGIE" ]V[°OEE. iM_AGGIE jjOOR* \T AGGIE M OOEB ' Supported by AN EXCEPTIONALLY STRONG COMPANY OF DRAMATIC ARTISTS. . TO-NIGHT. , TO-NIGHT. TO-NF.GHT. TO-NIGHT. Will bo Presented for the First Time in Aack land the Charming Romantic Irish Drama, KILLARNEV" , ILLARNE -*- • ETLLARNE~y •ILLARNE -*- • OAST OF CHARACTERS: Lord Eustace Mr. Vincent Scully Earl Pit«claire Mr. Milton Moss Tom Fitzclaire Mr. Wilton H. Welch Larry O'Lonnigan Mr. John F. Forde. Murdoch Mulroouey Mr. S. A. Fitzgerald Coruey Cooney Mr. J. P. West Dennis O'Connor Mr. Arthur. Laurence Bertram O'Gara Mr. George Grant Mickey Mr. John Fallen Mona O'Gara Miss Osgood Moore Nora. Miss Ethel Bashford Lady 6'Dennell Miss Madge Herrick KATHLEEN O'CONNOR (with songs) MAGGIE MOORE "Don't Forget the Girl That Loves You,'; " Ireland, I Love You. Achushla Machree, " Oh! The Irish." " The Way to Win a Woman's Heart." and " Killarney." SYNOPSIS OF SCENERY AND INCIDENTS: ACT Scene 1: Library in O'Gara's Farm. Scene 2: Courtyard hi O'Gara's Farm. Scene 3: Library in O'Gara's Farm. THE ESCAPE. ACT 11. — Drawing-room, Fitzclaire Castle, EnglandAN ACROBATIC FEAT IN A DRAWINGROOM. ACT Roadside Inn at Castle Coola. A TERRIBLE EXPLOSION. ACT IV.—O'Gara's Farm, Killarney (Lakes in the Distance). " THE WREN BOYS." Scene 2: Tom and Nora Love Making. Scene 3: Interior, O'Gara's Farm. PATHOS, COMEDY, SENSATION. AN IDYLL OF SENTIMENT. BRIGHT SCENES OF IRISH LIFE. NOTE THE PRICES:—3s. 2s, and Is. Box Plan NOW OPEN at Wildmau, Lyell. and Arey's. • , ~ ■ ' Day Sales at Williamson s, Tobacconist, and Carter's, Confectioner. Early Doors only from 6.45 to 7.39. 6d extra. T. M. DONOVAN. Touring Manager. TYKE MAGGIE J/pOBE CEASON. THE WIDOW FROM JAPAN. Those who desire to he convulsed with hearty laughter and to be charmed with interesting episodes should not miss seeing this great Comedy Drama, which is one of those productions wherein MISS MOORE'S versatile powers find the fullest scope. In the title role she ha 3 a character that, could not be more congenial had it been created for her. "TVOMAIN /CRICKET QROUND. WEDNESDAY EVENING, OCTOBER 23th, and KINGS BIRTHDAY, NOVEMBER 9th. CRYSTAL PALACE FIREWORKS. DISPLAYS AND ILLUMINATIONS, Representing the BOMBARDMENT OF THE TAKU FORTS BOMBARDMENT OF THE TAKU TORTS' BOMBARDMENT OF THE TAKU FORTS (In China). 6 BATTLESHIPS IN ACTION (' D BATTLESHIPS IN ACTION VI A Magnificent Spectacle never before seen in Auckland. PERFORMING MONKEY ON THE HORIZONTAL BAR, REVOLVING SCENES, ENORMOUS WHEELS, CASCADES OF LIQUID FIRE, ORIENTAL PALACES, ETC., ETC., AND NUMEROUS NOVELTIES, ALL IN FIREWORKS. Grounds Brilliantly Illuminated for Promenade Concert by Military Band. Admission, Is; Grandstand, Is extra; Children, Half-price to all parts. Director— . MR. T. GAUNT. Local Representative— WILLIAM H. HAZARD. QRAND M USICAL I^ATINEE, Tendered to ♦ M I3S JVY A NSLEY. WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 28th, Y. M. C. A. Song, " Margarita" - - - - - Lohr MR. CHARLES KISSLING. Song, " The Mission ot a Bose" - - Cowen MISS IVY BUDDLE. Recitation, Selected - - - - MISS BLANCHE PEACOOKE. Song, " The Land of Yesterday" - - A. Mascheroni MISS IVY ANSLEY. Violin Solo, " Legend" - - - Wieniawski MR. GERALD RALPH. Song, " Dreams" - - - - -E.Wright MISS KATHLEEN THOMPSON. Song, " The Soul's Awakening" - Haddock MISS MAUD TOBIAS. Interval. Piano Solo, Ist Movement, Sonata E Minor MR. HORACE HUNT. (Greig Song, " Love, Could I Only Tell Thee" - - -J. M. Capel MISS GERTRUDE HUNT. Recitation, " The Relief of Lucknow" (by ■special request). MISS IVY ANSLEY. Seng, " Way Down the Ohio" - Ivan Caryll MRS. NOEL BURGESS. Song, "The King's Own" - - - Bonheur MR. ERIC CUMMING. Song, " The Promise of Life" - - Cowen MISS IVY ANSLEY. Accompanists: Mdme. Lilian Tree, Miss W. Ralph, and Miss Kathleen Hunt. Admission, Is: Children half-price. Doors open 2.3-3 p.m., commencing at 3 o'clock. E. H. KEOGH, Hon. Sec. T p RAND QARDEN pARTY Will be held in ST. MARY'S CONVENT GROUNDS ON SATURDAY AFTERNOON. OCTOBER 31st. There will be an Interesting Exhibition of PHYSICAL EXERCISES, Including English, Swedish, and Spanish Drills, and Floral Marches, In which more than a hundred children will take part. THE MAYPOLE DANCE Will also be performed, and there will be an EXHIBITION OF WORK IN THE SCHOOL-, ROOM. Afternoon Tea -"win "be" Provided. - r A Band in attendance. Admission: Adults, la; Children, 6d. Exhibitions. El* ■vJ3jee& TSTAIKATO AGRICULTURAL AND PASTORAL ASSOCIATION. rpWELFTH ANNUAL OIIOW. To be held on (HLAUDELANDS, •VTOVEMBER ATK AND GREAT ATTRACTIONS FOR OLD AND YOUNG. CHEAP EXCURSION RATES, Etc., Etc., Etc. J. A. MILNE, Secretary. AKARANA RIFLE CLUB. The Range will be Open for Practice THIS (SATURDAY) AFTERNOON. All New Members specially requested to attend. A. G. MAUGHAN, 4.. G. COOKE, Hon. Sees.