Amusements. :/ ; :fi| H EXTRAORDINARY ANNOUNCEMq™, ' l' : I . SUCCESS UNPRECEDENTED $%M I Of ,; -1 f m mil j, whs .: m And his i| II - COMPANY OF COMEDIANS. ' -< ® MISS Including' \ '/; I W MISS GRACE PALOTTA. . 1 •— • .; M jfki; .. PROGRAMME < /', »» ■■■■'■■' Of the • • r''v 1 I/AST FOUR PERFORMANCES. '/\ P WEDNESDAY AND THURSDAY. 1 '"' I November 24th ? and 25th. " * .jj . TWO PRODUCTIONS ONLY ' ' \% % Of the Remarkably Successful Fai-doJ ; .. Comedy, w > "MR. HOPKINSON." . ' " MR. HOPKINSON." ■'•■■■■•* ■' • " ME. HOPKINSON," \• m A Richly Humorous, Scintillating, SaUriiat? A SHRIEK FROM START TO FINISH. ■' ~: FRIDAY AND SATURDAY, ""'? % . November 26 and 27, - ' T $ W TWO FAREWELL PERFORMANCES. '" ', ' ' , " THE MAN FROM MEXICO." ' ■ V.: "THE MAN FROM MEXICO". • " THE MAN FROM MEXICO." .'.;-'' # A Farcical Comedy in Three. Act* hv ; H. A. Du Louchet. 7 • ; ' 1 I I Interpolating a number of the Latest &«__ **t W i .-.. . and Dances. • , *,i; ,' . HIS :: : -:! ; f, ' MAJESTY'S -"'' ■:;:■ THEATRE I Lessee -■■--_ - C. R. Bailey. ;•-.;,,- j%M f Sole Pro. and Manager - - - Hugh J. WariV *1 I Treasurer - - - - - - Walter Mcii .' •■ TO-NIGHT-MOND AY-TO-NIGHT [-,' \ And To-morrow Evening, TWO FINAL ■ PERFORMANCES"OP •'-; I "A BACHELOR'S HONEYMOON" ; I "A BACHELOR'S HONEYMOON."'-f*J |l ■ ■■■ '• /v./.', ..■•:.. (4) FOUR (4) ", STARS- ■';. STARS-'!■-■ 1 MR. HUGH J. WARD. MISS GRACE PALOTTA, MISS ROSE MUSGROVE. it MISS CELIA GHILONI, ' I ■•: ■■ Supported by a i • UNIQUE COMBINATION -i I '••'. "Of -•• "3 I FUN-PRODUCERS ■- >M | In s •; I •' "A BACHELOR'S HONEYMOON." " § I "A BACHELOR'S HONEYMOON." "A BACHELOR'S HONEYMOON." . || 1 •• I Box Plans for remainder of season at\Vili 'i man. and Arey's. Day Sales at Prior's Cafe, H.M. Arcade. ' ,* i PRICES: ss. 3s. ana is. - / ~ Early Door. Stalls and Gallery, 6d extra.' ; 'i"? § Carriages, 10.45. . •. . '.} TTIS MAJESTY'S THEATRE.; -"" - : Lessee, C- R. Bailey. 1 Sub-Lessee and Manager, William Aiwlcr«ott ' r AN IMPORTANT DRAMATIC EVENT.v'- -~_ •■" 1 COMMENCING MONDAY NEXT, NOV &;% / • WCitlM ANDERSON'S ~ ']fi | Wl__,__M ANDERSON'S /'.", FAMOUS DRAMATIC ORGANISATION,;;'] I ■ ■..■■■,... ■■.■■■'. : .:■.::.■! ::,.,;.«-= rf Direct from the Kind's Theatre. Melbourne With ." All the Exquisite Scenery. All the Magnificent Wardrobe,' , . -All the Elaborate Effect* ■■'. The Opening Production will be the OriginaL ;'f Novel, and Interesting Spectacular - \il fe Adelphi'Drr.ma, , -'. ' S THE GREAT WORLD OF LONDON, fi I THE GREAT WORLD OF LONDON," U THE GREAT WORLD OF LONDON, -■■■■■ THE GREAT WORLD OF LONDON.. £ By Walter Melville, in Four Acts. , A Play of Great Human , Interest, A Play that Thrills with Entrancing Situ* M ■■..'..- tionß. , • ','& H THE GREAT RAILWAY SCENE. -$j I|, The most realistic ever presented to any. audience. Beautiful Stage Pictures, by Rege Robins. J '!'': "; : t. :,\" ■:■': —— "■ '; :-';.:'-■■---?:■';': ' '■(';. i" > 'ip''k: r'tl 1 ■ >■■'■■■,■■ :■'■ ■ ',/." ■■■■■*[. '■-■.■:!'■■' .:.-..:,■■'• -..•: ■ .■■:\',/.;-;:'; i ! i v: t ::^ i -'"p Popular : Prices—3s;" 2s, and Is. . ' Box Plan opens on -WEDNESDAY. MpsS>| || ING, at Wildman ; and • Arey's. VNo booking S fee. No early doors. '. ~;. j, Representative, GEORGE COATES., p H OR A L HAH, J ' v :■.■; ',■ ' :■■ r.."-■ - -, .■...■......-.■ ■„.',.■ : '-. <■.■:■■■,: ■■ lip, WEDNESDAY AND THURSDAYNovember 24th and 25th. -J ORCHESTRAL QOOTETY. ■ ;o ■ ' L FOURTH CONCERT. # ■■ v' ,:; -* 'i' : ':: :r^'"' [ 0-M~- ——-:/;* : -' ;^^.ft: i;;'-S:Sft|. %' SCHUBERT'S " UNFINISHED SYMPHONY", ;■; Overture. -" Cavalleria Rusticana." ,5 Greig'B Peer Gynt" Suite. ; : ;i ;' Vocalists: , 'J 1 SIGNORINA DOMINICA MARTINENGGi. .£. DR. HUGH KEITH. Conductor: HERB JOHAN WTELAEBT. Tickets: 3s and 2s, on sale at Wildmaa and Arey's and at the door. Box Flan opens 9 a.m..Monday. ' L '■"' S. i C»LDICUTT.' Secretary,/-V^' S : '•»,' :, vV/ii:.:'r.i-«JvAA''-A- ! 191, Queen-street. m /CHRIST^"•-•V/:■ CHURCH, ELLERSLIE. r' SALE OF WORK, XMAS TREE, ETC-.'. In the .'-■: || PARISH HALL, If On ■ 'SIWEDNESDAY AND THURSDAY, - NOVEMBER 24 AND 25, From 2to 10 p.m. each day, .*;.' g ...'■ ? •■'■ '- '• -V .;:';:■;: -.'ADMISSION, - 6D. ■ _____ 1 1 ' " '.-'•'• ===|| i ■ ■, -, .. .-.•■...-.. ; , ',j Miscellaneous. ; „ |f — iCOOPER'S Little Hat Shop "in QueMWt ; , is always busy. That speaks for itaelt —good quality, good business. _____ f j"» PERFORATED MUSIC, to suit 65-note Pi«» 4.: ''-1 Players. :. Large stock.—E. and F. Piano . Ageiicv.: Ltd. <' S. Coldicutt. Manager. \ - v SUMMER IS HERE.—We are here aM- M Mcßride, Tailor, Costumier, ana Ow * fitter, 11 and 13, Victoria-street. __i_life; S WHY NOT Order your Christmas Suit or }[?■ -;,: Costume at Once ■ from . an ■;,; A Mcßride, Tailor, Costumier, , and Oatfl|W. i'. ~ 11 and 15. Victoria-street. ■• - ; •_ -^ EXCHANGES on moss liberal Wr# :|j :;;/PIANOS ! AND ORGANS.-E. ■ "*,/< t! ]i Piano Agency. Ltd.. S. £ DID YOU EVER NOTICE how thriW*;.,. f bily dressed man or Woman gete »«■-■ „j 'Mcßride. Tailor, -' Costumier, and Ontautffi g 11 and 13, Victoria-street.-. -"**.,, 1 - AMATEUR PHO'i : .d - A cialise in everythih, I J if it is, not procurable at toe PI-A- tf««*v> I! ( Goods just as well giveJ_tjOP^_ i ______|;MJH| Try AKBHICAN-.-'..BODA fcon_a»|W ' Etrawbfrriei niu! Creami I -Ice C5r.11/~. • . . . ; Afternoons Tea. . ,' ;># 1.-'. . PRIOR'S. ; -.>;. I His -Majesty's Arcade. 1 -. yLJu»-. , ;y. T S IT VOSS- LB l s 1:~;JI JL That eight hours' washing-.can, » ..r >I w ■ -done in two hours. „ -* _H Try one bottle:of WILWORSH and »»«•--» p| Washing costs 3d. —.-. ;j . ■ ;.,;v 1 Quickly . \„: 1 | M Extractions 1 Neatly and • .., g | 1 Completely. ■ It comes as a boon and beats co ca^f'_ a _ h § Howey Walker's " Numtol pumbg.au ;^g|p . — z pSTELLEr" | Psychic, Mental, and Magnetic Haas** 1 ' ; . ■ : At Home daily. Wam to 8 p.m. || 33. PITT-ST. ' -j 1 ■ ' ' 2 1 WEW 7EALASD gEBAI.* J StTBSOBIPTIONS: 6d per : £ town and suburbs, or 10s Pf anartwrn vance. posted to any part of the Donuw . J -Advertisements under _^ e fl .i^lotf. ■■'' classes-WANTBD, TO LET. FOB SJM. \f AND FOUND, PEESONAJD. BOABD |ITO wjg, || DENCE—are inserted at the rate ««-, for | J for Is. or three consecutive inserUOM |BH 2s,6d,for cash paid in advance. ; - 6-' -1 -J| BIETHS. MABEIA.GES.' AND DEATHS. 3 each insertion; ;FUNEBALNOTIcBi^s ft ,| J These announcements must be signer j • m advertiser. .„ __ -_B_if^;M-_l Replies to advertisements, wiu iw'jgg. I «1 at the offices of the HERALD free of i(fc ; i| 1 Instructions as to the insertion drawal of advertisements m tno »—- f . -^ must > be. in - writing: m *__«,«_v« ** 11 | The Proprietors do not-hold- is |>' I sponsible for non-insertion of Jdww v |>; through accident or from other oww^^^j Telephones: Advertising «* fgSJr o*?* §H Department. 178: Job w Prmt"iJ.,Ox<l^ o |*i 2890; Publishing.. 14; Editorial ana ; ,*., ; I J tors. 229. ' ' '"""TM j
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New Zealand Herald, Volume XLVI, Issue 14224, 22 November 1909, Page 10
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