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Otago Daily Times, Issue 15668, 22 January 1913, Page 1

AMUSEMENTS. , JJIS MAJESTY'S THEATRE. • OCR SELECTION" IS EVERYBODY'S. FAREWELL, PERFORMANCE TO-NIGHT. The Box Plan for the Final Performance now on view at tho Dresden. Day Sale - Tickets at Jaoobs's, tobacconist, "until 1 o'clock To-day. Popular Prices: 4s, 2s 6d, and Is. Early Doora to Stalls and Pit, 6d extra. No , Booking Fee. JJIS MAJESTY'S THEATRE." Managing Director .... Julius ,Grant. _ Aoting Manager Edmund Duggan. TO-NIGHT! (WEDNESDAY) TO-NIGHT' 1 ARE WELL "ON OUR SELECTION." -farewell j a long farewell, to all ;. friends wo leave behind us, k Their laughter, ringing in our cars, Of .true hearts will remind us. Our swags are packed to take tho j'oad ; In quite a new direction; 3To eeek elsewhere tho praise you gave I To us "On Our Selection. 1 ' "ON OUR SELECTION"— FAREWELL. A last good-live to dear old Dad, A typo to all men dear; ' The sturdy, rugged, dauntless type— ' The good- old pioneer— ' | 0 The typo that fights 'gainst flood and ' 1 d'rought, o And brings fate to subjection. 1 Sun-browned his skin, but "whito" all d through, l. Is Dad' "On Our Selection." h "ON OUR SELECTION"—FAREWELL, t A warm hancfclasn for worthy Mum,A kiss for pretty Kate! J A hearty smile for Sandy, who " ' Is courting at the gate. I, For they, Malonev, Uncle, Jack, Will live in reoollection Whenever memory conjures up d The days "On Our Selection." "ON OUR SELECTION''-—FAREWELL, o To " conversation sweet" inscribed, "Goodbye" to Dave and Lily, A'tho', by cripcs, " he's done his block," And she 6eems somewlliai silly. But "Lil's all right" when sho becomes e Dave's near and dear connection, And settles down to love and milk Next door to " Our Selection." , r "ON OUR SELECTION' '—FAREWELL. A fond .'arewell to Sarah R-udd, However Dad may flare up, 0 She'll never cease to love her big, But small-voiced, Billy Bearup. a Good-bye! Good-bye! Our hearts are sad, Though brimming with, affection; We're proud to know that we havo been ft Everyone's scl-cetion. I, Presented bv THE BERT BAILEY NEW DRAMATIC COMBINATION. a ALL ACCOUNTS AGAINST the Direc- ! tors of tho Bert Bailey Company MUST BE RENDERED at the Theatre Offioe - THIS (WEDNESDAY) MORNING, at 11 : o'clock. . . i "ON OUR SELECTION" will be pre--11 eented at GORE TO-MORROW (THURSI , DAY), and at INVERCARGILL on FBI--1 DAY : and- SATURDAY, January 24th and - 25th. 2 |» By Permission of Commanding Officer. 1 TBAND OF THT 4TH REGIMENT r 1> Will Play in ; QUEEN'S GARDENS (TRIANGLE) a TO-NIGHT (WEDNESDAY), ~ 1 At 8 o'clook. Programme: i! March—" British Cavalry" (Ord Hume). g Overture—" The Bohemian Girl" (Balfe). ~ Selection—"The Belle of.- New York" (Kerkcr). ; .Waltz—" Arc-en-ciel'' iWaldteufel). Serenade—"Braga's" (by request). _ Maroh—Defiance " /(Oi^H^mpJjT^i-.?" : , "God Save22ja

SB'UBNS " ANJIIV E- RS AB Y. * ' GARRISON HALL ■ FRIDAY EVENING, 24th INST. p A BIG SCOTCH NICHT. £ the songs of robert burns by PHILIP NEW li UIIY. ' a The World-famous Brilliant Tenor will be heard at his best in Burns's Songa . SOMETHING TO BE LONG REMEMBERED! ' / S' BURNS'S SONGS, BURNS'S RECITATIONSjSCOTTISH MUSIC, HIGHLAND' '' DANCES, ETC. - The Rev. ERNEST GUTHRIE, the Far-travelled Young Orator, will Deliver the ; ADDRESS. ; Full Programme will appear To-morrow. A Daneo till midnight wfll conclude » tho gathering". All arc invited to join m. . ; { : ; ; "I ~ imu U' nCPSTIWV PTATjn fYVWPANV

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