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New Zealand Times, Volume LVII, Issue 2543, 22 June 1895, Page 1

Under the distinguished patronage and i tbo presence of His Excellency the Governor and tbe Countess of Glasgow, the Premier (the Hon Mr Scddon), Colonel Fox, Captain Johnson and the officers of U.M.S. Ringarooma, and Commander Adams and the officers of H.M.S. Pyladoa. O P R R A 1R OUSE. Lessees Gourlay and Stokes Business Manager Mr William Stokes MONDAY EVENING, JUNE 24th, And following nights, THE GOURLAY AND STOKES COMPANY Will produce the Enormously Successful Comedy Burlesque in two acts, entitled—- “ K E V E L S.” Cast op Cuakaotkrs : Tommy Shakespeare ... Mr William Gourlay Theodore Fatmahn ... Mr Leonard Preston Major Hardacre ... Mr Walter Bayly Private Jones ... Mr Charles Morton Josh Brown Mr William Hall Daisy Hardacre ... Miss Violet Nielson Polly ... Miss May Clarke Dolly Tadpole Miss Bella Nixon Mrs Tadpole Miss Maud Enaon Nellie Ward ... Miss Rose Bertrand Maud Roberts ... Miss Florence Whiteley Kittio Kiuley ... Miss Amy Gourlay Guests, Dancers, Singers aud Chorus of 30. In the Second Act will be introduced tho GREAT SPECIALTY SCENE. Coster Songs ! Serio-Comic Songs ! The Spider Dance ! Skirt Dancing ! Burlesque on tho Duel Scone in the “ Corsican Brothers ” ! Limelight Gavotte ! Burlesque on two Music Hall Artistes ! Tho Umbrella Medley, with Limelight Effects. Tho prettiest medley oyer soon or heard in New Zealand. Doors open at 7.30. Performance at 8. Carriages at 10.30. Admission Orchestra Stalls, 4s ; Dress Circle and Stalls, 2s Gd: Family Circle and Pit, One Shilling; Children half-price (pit and family circle excepted). . Season or family tickets Six Orchestra Stalls for 20s, six Dress Circle or Stalls for 12s. Box plan at Holliday’s. Hay sales at Aldous’ and Abel's. 718 T H O M A S’ II A L L„ MONDAY EVENING, 24th JUNE. MONDAY EVENING, 24tji JUNE. FIRST APPEARANCE OF MISS GWEN DAVIES’ DRAMATIC AND MUSICAL SKETCH COMPANY. MISS GWEN DAVIES will give her original and entertaining Musical Sketches— AT THE PLAY. Synopsis: Tho Favourite Uncle, Tho Sentinel, Nymphs, A Big Puffer, Tho Ventriloquist, Melancholy, Discontent, Jollity in tho Stalls, &0., &o. 1 “ TOWNSHIP TATTLE." Synopsis! Tho Aristocracy,The M.P.’s Speech, Titivating, &0., Tho Villagers, Welsh Widows, German Farmer, Tho Institute Concert, The Local Tenor, Tho Sneezing Contralto, Tho Broken Note, &0., &o. HERR R. RUHL, R.A.M.L., the famous Trombonist, will play Saohso’a Concerto in B (introducing double and triple Upping), Schubert's "Am Meor," “ Tho Death of Nelson." HEBE G. HANDKE, E.A.M.L., Viola MR M. MARCUS, Tenor Will contribute two numbers each. Admission—3s, 2s and Is. Box Plan at tho Dresden. Day sales at Aldous’. Doors open at 7.30. To Commence at 8. A. P. HASTINGS, Director. 707 M. MARCUS, Manager. O p R R A JEL OUSE. TUESDAY AND WEDNESDAY, 2nd and 3rd July, 1895. BENEFIT PERFORMANCE In aid of tho Funds of tho WELLINGTON BENEVOLENT INSTITUTION CONTRIBUTORS. A. W. Pinero's Farcical Comedy, in 3 acts, THE SCHOOLMISTRESS I BY THM WELLINGTON DRAMATIC STUDENTS. Under the patronage and in the presence of His Excellency tho Governor, tho Wellington Ladies’ Christian Association, and tho Trustees of the Benevolent Institution, ; Dress Circle, 4s; Orchestral hPills, 8s) Ordinary Stalls, 2s Gd ; Family Circle, Is 6d j Pit, Is. Box office at Holliday’s. A. G. JOHNSON, Secretary. 555 W. SIMM, Hon Treas. WELLINGTON WORKING MEN’S. CLUB, ACIMOKR CONCERT, Omoke Concert, Generously tendered by Members of the crew of H.M.S. PYLADES, Will take place IN THE SOCIAL HALL, TO-NIGHT (SATURDAY) 22nd Inst., At 8 o’clock. D. COLLINS, 709 Secretary. E XCHA N G E H A L L. ON SUNDAY, JUNE 23ed, 1895, W. W. COLLINS Will commence a Winter Series of Sunday Lectures. Subject fob Sunday Next : “ From Dark to Dawn j or, Tho Triumphs of Reason.” Doors open at 7. Lecture at 7.30. 083 WEDNESDAY P opulab Concerts. Special Engagement of MISS JEANNE RAMSAY (The Queen of Ballad Song). Owing to the great success of tho above Concerts, the Management have determined to introduce an innovation in thq shape of Comedies in addition to the ordinary Concert, and have specially engaged MRS HARRY MARSHALL, Whose appearance in the recent production of “ The Guv’nor ” was so eminently successful. Mrs Marshall will bo ably assisted by MB J. M. CLARK AND MB WALTER HAYBITTLE. Look out for tho Grand Concert and Comedy Programme. 712 St. Peter’s Church. “ EVENINGS WITH THE GREAT : COMPOSERS.” - O'RAND o EGAN P/ECITAL, “ An Evening with spomb," THURSDAY, 27th JUNE, at 8 P.M. At tho Organ, Mr r. TALUS TEIMNELL, Mne. Bac:, Oxon. Admission Free. Collection in Aid of the \ Choir Fund. 714 E. F. POLLOCK, Hon. Sec. Gr ALBERT OF F INE .AjBTS. (Under tbe patronage and in tho presence of His Excellency the Governor and Lady Glasgow.) THURSDAY EVENING NEXT, at 8. ME MAUGHAN BARNETT’S SECOND CONCERT (Second Series). Admission, 2s. Subscription for tho series (12 tickets), One Guinea, at tho music-seller* or of 676 A. E. WATERSON, Secretary. rcinnii COURT SIR GEORGE GREY, A.O.V. THE Half-yearly Summoned Meeting of tho above Court will bo bold on Tuesday, 25tb inst., at 7.30. Business : Election of Officers Nomination of District Officers Consideration of Hall Committee's Report General. Fines for non-attendance. 708 JAMES ROBERTSON, Secretary* THE CITIZENS' INSTITUTE. Meeting on Tuesday, tbo 2stb Juno, at 8 p.m., in St. Peter’* Schoolroom, Ghuznec street. Business ; 1. Tho Secretary to move, “ That tbo Committee bo authorised to take steps to obtain support for a proposal to erect a Lecture-room and Club premises for the Institute.” 2. Mr J. P. Campbell to read a paper on “The Vaile System of Railway Charges.*' 716 SUPERIOR Board and Residence for single gentleman; every comfort, convenience and attention. Ten minutes from Post Office. 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