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New Zealand Herald, Volume XLIII, Issue 13194, 4 June 1906, Page 8

Amusements. * ' ,B TT IS M A 3 E » T Y' 8. ■*••*■ Lease- - ...<■ -C. R. Bailey. Sole Direction of Messrs '" CLYDE MEYNELL AND JOHN OUNN. Bus. Mgr., G. H. Barnes. Treas., H. Leigh, ; THIS (MONDAY) EVENING j lia I THIS (MONDAVI EVENING i S And for POSITIVELY SIX NIGHTS ONLY, POSITIVELY SIX NIGHTS ONLY. MESSRS. MEYNELL AND GUNN Will Present their Specially SELECTED DRAMATIC ORGANISATION', [»• Including the Favourite London Actor, MR. CHARLES VANE, 3 And the Rising Young English Dramatic Star* MISS MAY CONG DON. For '.he First Time in New Zealand, in thi Sensational. Trans-Atlantic, Musical ~* Dramatic Success, L ' I Till', FATA L VV ED D 1 Nil. ! I THE FATAL WE DOING, 15 THE FATAL WEDDING, ' I Til FATA WRDDINd. ! ! TH E FAT Al. W BDDI.Nd, ' : Til FATA WEDDING. | *■ A Play of Great Heart Interest. By Theodore Kremer, s. "Wit the following allotment of the Chief Roles:— Howard Wilson (a wealthy clubman) - « MB. CHARLES VANE (First Appearance in New Zealand.) ** Robert Curtis (a man about town) - IU Mr. Herbert l.«igh Toto (French butler) - - Mr. Tom. Can nam !., Peter Schwartz (janitor) - Mr. C. R. Stanford el- O'Reilly (one of the llnest) - Mr. Oily Dcerinc Rev. Dr. Lance ford (Episcopal clergy in an) - — Sir. Harry MacLennati Cora Williams - - - Miss Din a Cooper Bridget 'the lady cook) - Miss Amy Singleton Y Jessie (the little mother) - Little Maisio Posner And Mabel Wilson (Howard's wife) .... MISS MAY CONGDON (First Appearance in New Zealand). SCENIC SYNOPSIS. ACT Scene 1: Home of the Wilson*. Scene 2: Corridor of a New York Divorce Court. Scene 3: Homo of the Wilsons. A Lapse of Eight Years. ACT ll.— Scene 1: An Attic Room in a New York Tenement. ACT Scent. 1: The Wilson Mansion. ACT IV.—Scene 1 : A Corridor in the House. Scene 2: On the Road to the (.Jorge. Scene 3: The Hut on the Palisades. ACT Scene 1: Exterior of Grace Church, New York. Scene 2: Interior of Grace Church, New York. j. Introducing tho FAMOUS CHILDREN'S SCENE FAMOUS CHILDREN'S SCENE And the TIN CAN BAND" of LITTLE FOLK, Incidental to which are a Host of ORIGINAL MUSICAL FEATURES >' By THIRTY' TRAINED CHILDREN. THIRTY TRAINED CHILDREN. Staged Under the Personal Direction of MR. CLYDE MEYNELL. e Stage Manager, MR, C. R. STANFORD. Orchestra Under the Raton of 1 MR. WYNNE JONES. Artistic Scenery from the Brush of 0 MR. JOHN LITTLE AND SON. Incidental Music Specially Composed for tho Production. 1 Dances Specially Arranged by MISS JENNIE BRENAN. ' Costumes by Worth. Paris; Nathan and Sim* " monds, London; George and George. Melbourne: Mrs. McCathio and Mous. Rybak. *• Sydney. Elaborate Stago Furnishings by Messrs. George and George. Melbourne. Plans Now Open at Wildman and Arey's. PRICES: 4s, 23 6d. and Is. Early Door Sales, 6d extra to Stalls and Gallery, obtainable at His Majesty's Cafe, Toreador, and theatre. a Doors open, 7 p.m.; Overture, 7.M. Carriages, 10.50 p.m. r JpHL pALACD OF \ MUSEMENTB. . ■ OLYMPIA ROLLER SKATING RINK. ' I Under tho Direction of J. W. H. Martin. _ TO-NIGHT. TO-NIGHT. Tho most varied Programme yet presented:. RACES OF ALL DESCRIPTIONS. Grand Naval Night for Officers and Crew : of the H.M.c.s. IRIS. O'GRADY, For the First Time on Skate*. If yon don't want to Laugh, don't come. ' Also, re-appearance of MR. GEORGE REYNOR. The King of Contortionist*, and LITTLE JENNIE PURCHAS. The Child Wonder, in a budget of new song* ADMISSION: ONE SHILLING. Miscellaneous. "."yyHO gAID J3EGGS f ARE You Needing Boots—Remember, Fergtisson and Offer's Stock of Ladies' and Gent, s Imported Boots are the Best Value in the City.—Symo-ids-st. 9S -i -i D. 10s 6d. 12s 6d, 13s 6d. are the J.J. Prices of our Own Make Men's Chrome Boots. See these before buying elsewhere.— Fergusson and Offer. Svmonds-st. EASE and Comfort for the .Feet.—lf you , place your Orders for Bespoke Work with Fergusson and Offer, Syuiondß-st. Id section. QANFORD'S FISH MARKET for finest V"? l nalil - v Oysters, Flounders, Schnapper, Mullet, and other choice varieties, at reduced prices. 'Phone 658. NEAR H.M.. THEATRE-Thc English and foreign Piano Agency. Ltd. S Ooldicutt Manager. £»97 1 AS-PIANOS-Cash or 16b lOd 3&U I ±\J monthly.—E. and F. Piano Agency. Ltd. S. Coldicutt. Manager. ADDLES— have a great Variety of O Ladies', Gent.'s r and Children's Saddle! to select from.—J. Wiseman and Sona, Ltd-. Queen-street. EXCHANGE Your Piano or Organ— allowance.— and F. Piano Agency, Ltd. S. Coldicutt "•ypiO QAID -OEGGS?" fPENNIS—For Tennis Nets, x'oles. Racquet*, J. Balls, Presses, also Racquets Restrung and Repaired.— Wiseman and Sons. Ltd., Queen-street. LAWN Mowers, all grades; Pruning Saws, Shears, and Knives (Saynor'sj, Hedge Clippers, Spray Pumps, all kinds, at Mackay's, 195. Queen-st. FANCY LEATHER GOODS—In Fitted Cases. Bags. Purses, Wrist and Hand Bags, Collar Boxes, etc . etc.. we claim to know our Business.— Wiseman and Sons. Ltd.. Queenstreet. LOANS granted from £1 to £1000. on any J approved securities, at the Monte de Piete Loan . Co.. Ltd., Victoria-street (opposite Royal Hotel) DON'T Fail to See Our Stock. Prices, and Terms, before purchasing a Piano elsewhere.— E. and F Piano Agency. Ltd. S. Coldicutt. Manager. RICES MARKED IN PLAIN FIGURES— The E and F. Piano Agency Ltd. 6. Coldicutt. Manager. Near H.M. Theatre. ; 'W H ° S AIIJ T^KGGS?" REPAIRS— Remember we do all kinds ol Repairs to Harness, Saddles. etc., promptly.—J. Wiseman and Sons. Ltd., Queenstreet. rPO FARMERS-Buy our Lime and Cement J. for Floors, Sheep Dips, etc. Beat Quality: Lowest Rates. — N.Z. Portland Cement Co.. 76. Victoria Arcade. BROADWOOD, ERARD. BLUTHNER Pianos.—Sole Agents. English and Foreign Piano Agency. Ltd. 1 Plants, Lippiatt's Roses. J- Shrubs, Hedging Plants, Flowering Bulbs, Lemon and Orange Trees, at Mackay's. 195, Queen-st. NO DEPOSIT PIANO CO.-For Best Valui ■M in Pianos try the NO DEPOSIT PI A.M. Co. 28. High-street..

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