ENTERTAINMENTS.

New Zealand Herald, Volume XLV, Issue 13647, 15 January 1908, Page 5

ENTERTAINMENTS.

MADAME CLARA BUTT. This evening Madame Clara Butt and Mr. Kcnnerley Rumford will givo their second concert at His Majesty's Theatre, and another large audience is assured. His Excellency the Governor and suit© will be prosent. -Madame Butt will-sing the grand aria from "Divinites du Sty*" (Aloeste Gluck), "Tho Lost Chord (Sullivan), "My Ain Folk" (Laura Lemon), and the duet "(Maying" with Mr. Kennorley Rumford. Tho baritone will sing "The Two Grenadiers "'(Schumann), "Thy Beaming Eyes" (MacDowell), "Four Jolly Sailormen " (German). Mr. Carl Barre, Mr. Frank Merrick, Mr. Arthur Godfrey, and Mr. T. E. Midgley will also appear as on the first night. The same arrangements will prevail as for tho opening concert. The 5s tickets will be available at Wild man and Arey's, also at H.M. Theatre Cafe. Extra rows of stalls will bo opened this morning, and somo 7s 6d tickets will also be available. Three shilling tickets will bo issued at tho doors from 7.45. OPERA HOUSE. A crowded house greeted Fuller's Advanced Vaudeville Company las t night. Tho loleens submitted a clever wire-walking act, • combined with some expert shooting, find Mr. Will James, expert English ban joist, contributed a number of selections. Salmon and Chester were highly successful in their new humorous sketch. The biograph pictures of "Living Ireland" depicted a number of interesting market and other scenes. Tho Seyffers, Melvin and Frawley, Joseph Smithson, and others also appeared.