EVENING ENTERTAINMENTS

New Zealand Times, Volume LXXI, Issue 4303, 12 March 1901, Page 5

EVENING ENTERTAINMENTS

5T< • " Tr —‘ ROYAL. < Dix’s drew a crowded dydiefteg.; toeatre Roya 1 last night, wiiejra the pew programme whiclj?imade.sucli a capitajrimpifessipnion < Saturday niehtr'- Thei COmpanyohaSiheen . strengthened-by the re-engagemgnt, of Mr ■ George. Beau," who. made his .first- appearance last night, when he was Welireceived.The bill -will he repeated to-night,-. • naw* ■: - •• - CHORAL MALL. -, i ■ ‘ ’o-wi.ri' i ::fr ”3 1 Messrs Fred Bluett and Geo. Williamson negre comedians, continue -to delight large audiences - by -. their eccentricities at the Choral Hall. Other prominent members of the Bijou Company at pressnt-perform-ing at Fullers’ are the Misses Maud Fanning, Lena Young, anti Coralie Barlow. ] MISS CONNEBIM C CONCERT. A feature of Miss Connell’s concert on Thursday evening will be her singing of the delightful item "Jour de Mon Bnfance,” from the opera comique “Le Pre Atix Clerks.” This item, has been, styled Miss Connell’s masterpiece. Miss Connell displays the fine range of her wonderful voice to great advantage iu operatic selections. Herr Max Hoppe, Messrs J. Prouse and E. J, Hill will also assist. A clever child pupil of Herr Max Hoppe—' Miss Irene Morris—will also give a_ selection on the violin. The box office is now open at the Dresden.