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New Zealand Times, Volume XXIX, Issue 4256, 10 November 1874, Page 1

AmusementsR,A BEL L A GODDARD. THIS (TUESDAY) EVENING, ItT THE ODD BELLOWS’ HALL, WILL BE GIVEN THE FIRST GRAND CONCERT OP MADAME ARABELLA GODDARD, THE GREATEST LIVING PIANISTS, Under the Patronage of HIS EXCELLENCY THE GOVERNOR AND LADY EERGUSSON. Numbered Seats, 7s. 6d. ; Second Seats, 45.; Gallery, 2s. 6d. Family Ticket (admitting three to reserved seats), £l. Plan of seats at Mr. Berger's, where tickets may he obtained for all parts of the Hall. 'jPO-NlGHT.—Madame ARABELLA A GODDARD will perform Mozart’s Sonata in A Major. O-NlGHT.—Madame ARABELLA GODDARD will perform Thalberg's Fantasia on “ Don Giovanni ” (composed expressly for her). mO-NlGHT.—Madame ARABELLA .1 GODDARD will play a giauj Qoolcl. Fantasia, introducing “Blue Bells,” “Kelvin Grove,” &c. To-night.— Mrs. smythe win sing . “ Once Again,” and “ Sing, Sweet Bird.” r| AO-NIGHT.—Mr. SKINNER will sing .“The Pilgrim of Love,” and “Tell me, Mary, how to Woo thee.” r\ ''O-NIGHT. —Herr DOEHLER win per--1 form Grand Fantasias on “ Faust,” and “ I Lombardi.” r| > O-NIGHT.—Mrs. SMYTHE and Mr. 1 SKINNER wiU sing “Sigh no more, Ladies,” and “How Sad it is to say Farewell." Conductor, Mr. Hahcourt Lie. GHG-NIGHT.—To avoid the crushing at the i doors, tickets for all parts of the HaU may be purchased during the day at Berger’s. GODDARD. ODD FELLOWS’ HALL. MADAME ARABELLA GODDARD Begs to announce that she willgive her FIRST GRAND CONCERT ON TUESDAY EVENING, NOV. 10th, Under the Patronage of HIS EXCELLENCY THE GOVERNOR And LADY FERGUSSON, Who have signified their intention of being present. Madame GODDARD will be assisted by MRS. SMYTHE, Soprano, Principal Vocalist at Madame Goddard’s Concerts in India, China, and Australia. ME. E. L. SKINNER, Tenor, And HERR WILHELM DOEHLER, i Solo Violinist of the Crystal Palace Concerts PROGRAMME. Paet I. Trio,- “ Sigh no more, ladies " ... Stevens Mrs. Smythe, Mr. Skinner, Mr. Lee 2. Recitative and Aria, “Pilgrim of Love” Mr. Skinner [Bishop 3. Solo, Pianoforte, Sonata in A major. Andante and variations, Adagio, Minuet and Trio, Finale, Turkish dance ... Momrt Madame Arabella Goddard 4. Song, “Once again" ... ... Sullivan Mrs. Smythe 5. Solo, Violin, “Faust” ... ... Doehler Herr Doehler Part 11. 1. Solo, Pianoforte,. Grand Fantasia on aim from “Don Giovanni” (expressly arranged for Madame Goddard by the author) [Tkalherg Madame Arabella Goddabd 2. Ballad, “ Who's at my window "-...Osborne) Mrs. Smythe 3. Solo, Violin, Fantasia (Lombardi) Herr Doehler [ Vicuxtemps 4. Ballad, “Tell me, Mary, how to woo thee” ... Hodgson Mr. Skinner 5. Solo, Pianoforte, Scotch Fantasia, introducing the “Blue Bells of Scotland," “Kelvin grove,” and “Wha wad na fecht for Charlie ” ... Jules de Sivrai Madame Arabella Goddard 6. Duet, “How sad it is to say farewell” [Bellini Mrs. Smythe and Mr. Skinner Conductor—Sir. Harcouet Lee. Madame Goddard will perform on her Concert Iron Grand Pianoforte, manufactured by Messrs. Broadwood and Sons for the Vienna Exhibition. prices or admission : Numbered Seats, 7s. Cd.; Second Seats, 45.; Gallery, 2s. fid. ; Family Ticket (admitting three to reserved seats), £l. Plan of seats at Mr. Berger’s, where tickets may he obtained for all parts of the Hall. IJIHEATRE ROYAL. Immense combination. Positively for five nights only, commencing TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 10, 1574. The Management have much pleasure iu announcing that they have made arrangements with Mr. H. Eastwood to exhibit in the above Theatre BACHELDER’S GRAND MILTONIA-N TABLEAUX op PARADISE LOST, The most extraordinary and instructive ex - hihition in the world. The Wonder of the Nineteenth Century— The Great Rebellion in Heaven—The War of Angels—Fall of Satan and the Fall_ of Man, as described by John Milton in his immortal poem of “Paradise Lost,” it being a complete illustration of this great poem from beginning' to end, carrying out Milton’s idea of—Heaven, Hell, Chaos, and Paradise—The Creation, the Six Days’ Work of the Creator —Pandemonium, Satan in Council —The Garden of Eden, our First ■ Parents Adam and Eve—Eve before the Fountain, Seeing her Reflection in the Water, the most chaste and beautiful scene ever witnessed—The Fall of Adam and the Expulsion of Adam and Eve from the Garden of Eden—The accompanying Lecture to the Miltonian Tableaux will be delivered by Mr. C. Massey, Meetings, &c. WA T IiKLO O, 463 S.C. The regular Monthly Mooting of the above Lodge will be held at the Masonic Hall, Boul-cott-street, THIS (TUESDAY) EVENING. Lodge Tyled at 7.30 p.m. ’ Business : Passing and Raising-. By order of the R.W r .M., A. LINDSAY, Secretary. I Visiting Brethren invited.