ENTERTAINMENTS.

New Zealand Herald, Volume XLII, Issue 13049, 14 December 1905, Page 6

ENTERTAINMENTS.

■ HIS MAJESTY'S THEATRE. " The ! J.P.," the laughable and fascinating comedy, >. was repeated to a large audience at His Majesty's Theatre last evening, £;id, as upon previous occasions, was ft pronounced success. The piece •was received with roars of laughter from beginning to end. Miss Florence Lloyd as Flo Neville and Mr. J. J. Dallas as Caesar Montague (the J.P.) filled their parts with .admirable taste, and were frequently applauded. The other characters were well sustained. The comedy '."ill be repeated this evening. OPERA HOUSE. The programme this week of Fuller's Entertainers at the Opera House gives the. greatest satisfaction, and nearly every item in ■ th? first part (is encored. . Mr. Fred. Kiv<" h ill, the Brewers, and Clyde. Cook are grs;.;* , ivourites. For ; Monday next the management 'have engaged Mao.dermott's biogruph for a season of five nights. Some new films have just arrived, and these-will bo shown for : the first time in Auckland. The' principal one is that of the great football match, New Zealand against Northumberland. This match was played on October 14-. The film is described as being particularly clear, and many of the players' faces can be recognised. A number of other films will be shown. The seventh annual sports and drill carnival of the Auckland Public Schools' Amateur Athletio Association will be held on the Domain Cricket Ground to-morrow, commencing at tea a.m. Admission is free, and Hunter's band will be present. An opening evening for visitors in connection with Mr. W. ];[. Webbe's School of Music, Grafton Road, will be held this evening, commencing- at eight o'clock. The juvenilo pupils' recital will take place at three o'clock on Saturday afternoon.