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New Zealand Times, Volume LXXII, Issue 4606, 10 March 1902, Page 6

PE R A HOUSE Under tho Direction of Mil ,T. C. WILLIAMSON. Representative ... Mr Harold Ashton Business Manager ... Mr 11. Stewaft Treasurer Mr Geo. Mutheson "What is this world?' A little tarrying place, a tiny bridge between two vast eternities —that we iiave travelled from, that toward which we go. On, but to know! only to know!" A. EEC OKI) SATURDAY NIGHT HOUSE AT THE LOWEST COMPUTATION fully 800 people were again unable to obtain admission, proving that the popu1,U ’ U , y THE SIGN OE THE CROSS is greater than over. “Is it this faith of hers makes her so beautiful, or docs she beautify her laitli i CROWNING SUCCESS OE THE SEASON, Wilson Barrett's own Noble Drama. THE THE THE SIGN OE THE SIGN OE THE CROSS CROSS CROSS CROSS "Ask thyself if there are ho inward monitors that teach thee there is a tile to come?" THE SIGN OF THE CROSS. The force of the contrast between Christxan purity and voluptuous sensuality i* carried all through the play to the exaltation of the former, which IS MADE TO SHINE KESPI.ENDLNi in its own sublimity. TO-NTOHT (MONDAY) AND TUKSDA V. POSITIVELY LAST TWO NIGH IS Of THE SIGN OE THE CROSS. By tho eminent English. Actor and Author MR WILSON BARRETT And his LONDON DRAMATIC COMPANY. Box Plan Holliday's. Prices, Ss. 3s, 2s Is. Early Door Stalls, E.C. and Pit tGd extra) Abel’s, tobacconist, and at theatre till 7.30. Children under six not admitted. WILSON BARRETT SEASON., EIRST GRAND SHAKESPEREAN NIGHT, WEDNESDAY EVENING NEXT. Positively This Night Only. Superb Production of the Great Tragedy, OTHELLO. Apart from the Magnificent Portrayal given by Mr Barrett and his company, the staging of this piece WILL PROVE A PEREECT KEVIN ATTON. Box Plan open this morning at .Holliday's. ■ 2ft rjJYHB JESSES ■pARSONS. Assisted by the Glee and Mndripel Society and Members of the Wellington Orchestral Society, AVill give a CONCERT, at tho Sydney street Schoolroom, On MONDAYS tho 21th. Inst. Reserved Seats, 3s; Admission, 2s. Tickets at Mr E. Grady’s, Willis street, and at tho Dresden, where scats may be reserved. 268 SYDNEY STREET SCHOOLROOM. MR ROBERT PARKER Will give a seri.es of • SIX LECTURE-CONCERTS OE CHAMBER MUSIC, On tho EIRST THURSDAY IN AJ?RIL, And Succeeding Months. Mr Parker will give an Introductory Address (with musical illustrations) on the History and Development of Chamber Music on FRIDAY EVENING! NEXT, at 8 o’clock. Subscribers’ names will bo received at (he Dresden Music Warehouse, or by the undersigned, from whom all particulars may bo obtained. E. d’E. BARCLAY, (A.M.P. Society) • 331 Secretary. EXERCISE EOR HEALTH. JW. M. HARRISON’S GYMNASIUM * And SCHOOL OE PHYSICAL CULTURE. Sandow System Gymnastics and Physical Drill. 32 and 34, MANNERS STREET (late Wilkins ant! Field’s Buildings). SYLLABUS OP CLASSES; Gentlemen—Monday and Thursday, 8 to 10, 20s per term (including Sandow Exercises) : ’ Ladies (Evening Class) —Tuesday and Friday, 7.30 to 0,12 sGd per term Ladies (Morning Class) —Tuesday, 10.15 to 11.45, Friday 10,30 to 12, 12s 6d per term Youths—Monday and Thursday, G. 30 to 7.45, 10s 6d per term Girls—Wednesday 4 to 5, Saturday 11 to 12.15,10 sGd per term Boys—. Tuesday 4to 5, Saturday D.BO to 10.15. 10s Gd per term (Reductions fof Families). Special Sandow Classes—Tuesday, Wednesday and Friday, 5.15 to 6. First Terra. March to July,, commences from March 17th. Call or send for prospectus. NOTE.—Mr Harrison will bo at the Gymnasium on Thursday. Friday and Monday, March 13th. K.th and 17th, from 3 to 6 o’clock, to give particulars about classes and to receive new pupils. ST. FRANCIS XAVIER'S ACADEMY FOR YOUNG LADIES,. ARLINGTON STREET, WELLINGTON. School Re-opened TUESDAY, 4th February. Tho course includes every branch of a high-class English Education, with French, Latin, Mathematics, Bookkeeping. Drawing, Theory of Music, and every kind of Plain and Art Needlework, ns desired. Pupils are prepared for the Matriculation, Civil Service, Teachers’ Certifi--1 cate, Trinity College Music (Theoretical and Practical) Pitman’s Shorthand, and other local examinations. Piano, violin (Miss Julia Moran), Painting, Shorthand (small fee), Chipwork and Dancing Lessons are extras at very moderate charges. Tho unrivalled position of the school * building and its picturesdne grounds make it an ideal spot for both Boarding and Day School. ‘ Terms':—Boarders, J 330 per annum, payable in three terms in advance Day Scholars, 25s per quarter. Sister Francis Xavier will bo at the school from Ist February, and letters addressed to her to the school at any time will bo promptly forwarded and attended AV B D O 11 L E 6, HAWKESTONE STREET, U. Recommenced Teaching on tho 21st J anunry. PHOEBE M. PARSONS, Associate Royal College of Music and ■ ■ ■ Exhibitioner, Will begin TEACHING in February. VOICE PRODUCTION SINGING PIANO ACCOMPANIMENT. Rooms and Terms at the Dresden Piano Company’s. ■ Private Address. No. 2. Murphy street. DRINK FOULDS’ WHISKY. " FINEST. BLENDED. SCOTCH.” ■ To be had at all the Leading Hotels. JAMES jyj E W T O 11, Panama street. Wellington. Agent for New Zealand,