ENTERTAINMENTS.

New Zealand Herald, Volume XLV, Issue 13845, 3 September 1908, Page 6

ENTERTAINMENTS.

HIS MAJESTY'S THEATRE. **Tbje Merrymakers" gave another of their eel ichrial entertainments at His ' Majesty's ;■:•■: Theatre last evening, and, as upon the previ- !;-' on« evenings, kept the audience in a constant ■fcaie of amusement. In the first "part Mr. ■', Sam. "Walsh's "few remarks on ramie" p.; proved exceedingly popular, and he was 'A heartily applanded, while in the second half --' . his ""melodrama" on the piano was also very diverting-. The same programme will ij-.s. 1 ' be repeated this evening. , ; , OPEEA HOUSE. There was again a large attendance at the .... Opera House last night, the present bill of :' fare suiting ' : the popular;■' taste;* immensely. : Taken all through the programme is a capi- ';, -',: tal one, and some of the turns are exceed- ■. .''., ingly clever- . •'"''■".,■■";. />y •■■■■-. ■■■;>■'■-■ ■:■'■ ■■■r-r-:-OJCEHTJXGA PRESBYTERIAN MEN'S : 1 CLUB. The animal social of the Oneliunga Presll.;';.';i byterian Young Men's Club was held in the | pariah hall, there being a large attendance, ■. including representatives from the Y.M.CJL and Methodist Young Men's Club. The Rev. D. D. Scott presided, and Mr. H. E. ,:'::.;,,.. Ferry acted as .master of 'ceremonies. During, - the evening games were indulged in, addresses given, and a fust-class musical pro- ' . gramme rendered. An enjoyable evening !j.«;'v r was brought to a conclusion with the'singing: '_}:■' « "iuid Lang Syne."