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Southland Times, Issue 17348, 20 May 1913, Page 6

Amusements. THE LYCEUM. HAYWARD'S PICTURES. TO- | lAVEUM ORCHESTRA. NIGHT. ; (S p.m.)' PROGRAMME; (S p.m.) j includes Vitagraph's Thrilling Drama, i THE VENGEANCE I -' NU OF DURAND ANI) A Choice Assortment hy Pat lie. Lnbin, i Edison, Cities. B A- c., Vitagraph. A.K., \ and Gaimtonl. We i7i Time for Cars ai P.O.:— : GEORGETOWN 10.2!) WAIKIWI 10.3?. S. T.VGIbb .. JO.2S X. IN'GILL 10.35 ’yj C X I C J PAL T H K ATRE. I Direction, .1. C. Williamson. Ltd. i A PHENOMENAL ATTRACTION. i FRIDAY NIGHT NEXT, ! ’ I'RIDAY NIGHT NEXT. : :*WO nights' only. I .1. C. Williamson presents for the first Time in Invercargill ! MAETERLINCK’S GREAT AND EN- ; THRALLING WORfc Oi GENIUS, i Translated by Alexander Tcixeira de I Mattos. to Music bv Norman O'Neill. I THE BLUE BIRD. jßy Arrangement with Mr Frederick | Harrison, the Hay market Theatre, Lon- ! <ion Production and Effects. ! The fascination, the delicacy, the } delight of the dialogue and setting ■will remain a radiant memory with all who witness (he beautiful stage realisation of tile fairy poem. SCENES OF AMAZING BEAUTY. 2ao PEOPLE IN THE PRODUCTION, j Box Plans will bo opened at Lillicrap’s To-morrow (Wednesday) at 8 a.m. A j queue will be formed, from 7.30 a.m. | PRICES. —Dress Circle and Reserved i Stalls, 6s : Stalls, 3s ; Gallery. 2s. Early Door Stalls, Is extra; Children, halfprice. a Late train to the Bluff will he detained on Saturday night; till after performance. Touring Manager, .1. Farrell. QHJLDREN'S pLUNKET' pARTY. —PLAIN AND FANCY DRESS,— VICTORIA HALL, FRIDAY. MAY 23rd. 3 p.m. to 9.30 p.m. Spectators 1/-. ■ 4787 SOUTHLAND HORTICULTURAL SOCfETY. CHRYSANTHEMUM SHOW. Victoria Hall, WEDNESDAY. 21st insl. Afternoon and evening. 4793

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