Amusements. HpHB ' PRINCE , OF FILSE SPECIAL BOX PLAN NOTICE. The Plan for To-night will he on vi( during the day at His Majesty's Oal , Theatre Arcade I. . ' TT I 8 MAJESTY'S THE ATRi -*- Under the Direction of .. - J. O. WILLIAMSON. • * Manager. Harold Ashton. TO-NIGHT—SATURDAY— TO-NIGHT-SATURDAY-TO-NIGHT • And for 5 POSITIVELY SIX NIGHTS ONLY. J. C. WILLIAMSON'S MUSICAL COMEDY COMPANY Will Present FOR THE FIRST TIME IN NEW ZEALAN3 The Enormously Successful Musical Play, "THE PRINCE OF FILSEN." "THE PRINCE OF PILSi^N." "THE PRINCE OF FILSEN.' By Frank Pixley and Gustave Luders. NOTE—The Prince* of Pilsen has had a unprecedentedly successful run in tl United States, a most popular seaso in. London, and boasts further di tinction as the only American Musics • Play thought worthy of being pr< duced both in Paris and Berlin. It Will be Interpreted by THE FOLLOWING GREAT CAST: Hans Wagner - - - Mir. Chaa. A. Lode Carl Otto Mr. Edmund Sherra i Arthur de Willoughby Kossmoss - - - ... Mr. Harold Parke Lieut. Tom Wagner - - Mr. Roland Hogu Francois ....... Mr. Fred Lcsli , Jimmy Mr. John For Sergeant Bree - « - Mr. Arthur Lissan 1 Mrs. Crocker .... Miss Olive Godwi Edith Adams Miss Alice Mitchel Nellie Wagner - - - - Miss Marie Eato: ■ Sidonie Miss Ivy Scot And in Connection with the Delightful Musical Number. " THE TALE OF THE CITIES": Miss Brisbane - - - Miss Phyllis Mitchel Miss Sydney ..... Miss Rose Parke Miss Hobart - - - - Kiss Alice Mitchel Miss Adelaide .... Miss Gertie Telfe Miss.Perth Miss Edie Wyat Miss.Melbourne - - - Miss Nance Maunsel Miss. Auckland .... Mies Nellie Lesin ACT I—Gardens of International Hotel Nice Afternoon), Gordon. ACT ll.—Courtyard of International Hotel Nice (Next Mfjrning), Coleman. Musical Director, Mr Alfred Moulton. Stage Manager, Mr. Frank Stirling. Plans and Dav Sales To-day at H.M Cafe. Prices as usual. Children In Arms Not Ad nutted. ROYAL ALBERT HALL. Lessees: Royal Picture Syndicate. THE T>OYAL -PICTURES. HE XUOYAL XICTURES. The Universal Opinion: THE BEST. „ . THE ROYAL PICTURES, Received Last' Night with Enthusiastic Applause and Uproarious Laughter by a CROWDED HOUSE. We Stand Alone IN PICTURE ENTERTAINMENTS. Grand Scenic Views, Realistic Dramas, 0 „_ Screamingly Funny Comics. ohm The Ambulance Dogs. SEE Scenes in Alderney. SEE The Guardian Angel. ££§ m Th Prize Camel, otjh .Towns-Barry Boat Race. Eb Trip on Zambesi, Etc., Etc. is-OUR PRICES-6d. THIS AFTERNOON. GRAND PRIZE MATINEE. Every Child receives a Present, Children 6d all parts. Commence at 2.30 p.m. TIVOLI THEATRE, ~ .- „ NEWTON Direction Messrs. Jones and Brown-Parker. THE rpiVOLI "PICTURES. HE X IVOLI XICTURES, EVERY NIGHT ANIMATED MARCHES MECCA PILGRIMS CLOSING TIME IS TWELVE THE BOSPHOROUS BY MOONLIGHT BY A WOMAN'S WIT PAPER COCK-A-DOODLES THE MERRY WIDOWER FASHIONABLE PARIS THE TRAGEDY OF THE PYRENEES ECCENTRIC AMERICANS AN ELECTRIC HOTEL. C BROWN-PARKER. C BROWN-PARKER, Scientific Ball Punching to Musical Accompaniment. Prices: Family Circle and Orchestral Chairs, Is: Pit. 6d. MATINEE. THIS AFTERNOON. Handsome New Years Gift to Every Child Present. "jITASS T>AND T>ERFORMANCE AT T)EVONPORT. ON OUNDAY A FTERNOON -^EXT, FIRST A.M.R. BAND Assisted by the Bands from H.M.S. POWERFUL AND CHALLENGER, Steamers leave Auckland at short intervals during the Afternoon. RETURN FARE. 6d.
;o „_; , ; I" TTAZARDS MINIATURE RIFLE RANGE.r " XX The QUARTERLY CHAMPIONSHIP fo the RUNNING TARGETS COMPETITION wil be fired off on January Bth, 1909. The Prize d winner will receive a, Gold Medal. Prize: 3 . this week are 10s and ss. Ist and 2nd Casl a Prizes, in both RUNNING TARGETS am SIX-SHOT HULLS-EYE COMPETITIONS The Prize for the AGGREGATE BULL'S-EYJ MATCH is a Silver-mounted Pipe. Last 0 week's Competitions resulted as follows:— e SIX-SHOT BULL'S-EYE COMPETITION Messrs. A. Mackie and A. Wait. Ist and 2nd prizes respectively, Messrs. J. Fiudlater and a A. Mackie winning Ist and 2nd prizes in the : RUNNING TARGETS COMPETITION. Mr. . L. A. Merlo. won the AGGREGATE BULL'SEYE COMPETITION with the large number of 426 oull's-eycs. rpHE Challenger Band will play " The Lost X Chord" on Sunday, at Devonport. 3 Meetings. f rnRIENNIAL CONFERENCE OF CHURCHES 1 OF CHRIST IN NEW ZEALAND. Continuation of Conference in Queen's Hall, TO-DAY and MONDAY, at 9.30. MONSTER FOREIGN MISSION RALLY t In CHURCH OF CHRIST MEETINGHOUSE, PONSONBY ROAD, i TO-NIGHT (SATURDAY), at 7.30. MR. J. C. LAING will preside. ! Speakers: Messrs. T. J. Bull, C. Fleming Macdonald, J. India Wright, and T. H. Mathieson. EVERYBODY HEARTILY WELCOME. See Sunday Notices. Great Tea. and Social Meeting, MONDAY, at 6.50. ■■ *" TOEMUERA BOWLING CLUB -*-*' (Registered). An Extraordinary General Meeting of Members will be held in the Club's Pavilion on WEDNESDAY. 13th January, .1909, at 8 p.m. BUSINESS: To consider Circular from Northern ■ Bowling Association re conduct of future tournaments. JOSEPH WOOLLER. Hon. Secretary. GIL VE R ' JUBILEE* The ex-Pupils of th 3 Sisters of Mercy are respectfully invited to attend the Reunion, which will take place at St. Mary's Convent,' Ponsonby. on TUESDAY. January sth. at 3 p.m., on the occasion of the Silver Jubilee of the Rev. Mother and Five Sisters. Mining Notices WAITANGI CONSOLIDATED GOLD MIN'.VV. ING COMPANY, NO LIABILITY. All Shares in the abovenamed Company on which the First Call, due and payable on the 25th November, 1908, has not been paid will be sold by Public Auction by Mr J* Thornes, at his Auction Rooms, Queen-street* Auckland, on FRIDAY, the 15th day of January, 1909, at 11 o'clock am., unless the said Call be paid to the Secretary, on or before the DAY PREVIOUS, at the Office of the Company. HENRY J. LEE. Secretary. Auckland, 2nd January. 1909. HHOKATEA GOLD MINING COMPANY, X LIMITED. "-«-*-'«*. All Shares in the abovenamed Company on which the Second Call due and payable on the 16th November, 1908, has not. been paid, will be sold by Public Auction, by Mr. R. C Carr, at his Auction Rooms, Swanson-streefc. Auckland on TUESDAY, the 12th day of January, 1909. at 3 o'clock p.m.. unless the said Call be paid to the Secretary, on or before the DAY PREVIOUS, at the Office of the Company. HENRY J. LEE, ! ■•■,,, • Secretary, I , Auckland, 2nd January, 1939, I
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New Zealand Herald, Volume XLVI, Issue 13948, 2 January 1909, Page 8
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