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Timaru Herald, Volume XIIC, Issue 13652, 21 July 1908, Page 1

MEETINGS AND AMUSEMENTS. m IT E A T R E II O Y A L. -L Direction ... Messrs Ma.eMahon. WEDNESDAY and THURSDAY NEXT. JULY 22nrl' and 23rd. MACMAHON'S EXQUISITE PICTURES. MACMAHON'S EXQUISITE PICTURES. Two hours ;md twenty minutes of an unbroken scries of the most up-to-date and remarkable LIVING PICTURES, gems notable among -which are the following great- successes of the moment in London and Paris : LIFE IN JAPAN—THE GEISHAS. DURBAN, NATAL, AND ITS NATIVE . INDIAN COLONY, f "HIS DAUGHTER'S VOICE." "FIDDLE AND I." THE GREAT 10-MILE POINT TO POINT STEEPLECHASE. PIERROT'S LOVE STORY AND TRAGEDY OF JEALOUSY. "WILL IJIi OVERTAKE THEM?" "THE FLOWER OF YOUTH." THE FAIRY PANTOMIME. "Harlequin and the Magic Toy Shop." Etc. Etc. Etc. - EVERY ITEM A "STAR." " The electrically governed machine, for which this management is famed, renders an entire absence of Flash and Flicker, which is gratifying iu the last degree.— Auckland " Herald." Million Prices—3s, 2s, and Is. Children Half-price. Box Plan at the Dresden. rn HE'AT RE~ h' o yTI. X Direction of ... J. and N. Tait. TWO NIGHTS OF GENUINE MIRTH, commencing MONDAY NEXT, JULY 27th. G. r. Huntley and Herbert Clarion's BRILLIANT ENGLISH COMPANY THE MERRYMAKERS. THE MERRYMAKERS. THE MERRYMAKERS. THE MERRYMAKERS. THE MERRYMAKERS. Consisting of LONDON'S FAVOURITE COMEDIANS, SINGERS AND DANCERS, ■ Introducing ALL THAT IS BRIGHT AND CLEVER IN HIGH-CLASS VAUDEVILLE. ONE HUGE LAUGH! ONE VAST SCREAM! LONDON'S LATEST SUCCESSES. A UNIQUE AND NOVEL ENTERTAINMENT. BRISTLING WITH WHOLESOME FUN Prices—3s, 2s, Is. Bos Hans open at the Dresden THIS (Tuesdav) MORNING. G. D. I'ORTUS, Manager. rn H E A T 11 E R O Y A L. -L FRIDAY, JULY 24th. UNPRECEDENTED SUCCESS of the ROTORUA MAORI ENTERTAINERS (on tour). Received Everywhere with ' UNPARALLELED .ENTHUSIASM BY CROWED AND DELIGHTED AUDIENCES. AT HOME THE MAORI > AT PL AY ' . AT WAR. ANI) UNDER PAKE HA REGIME. Introducing stirring 'War Dances,! Fascinating Pois, Native Gaiueij and Pastimes, Unaccompanied Part Songs, Quartettes (nialo';indy4£{na)e). V . ' Rollicking,-. Plantation Melodies, by the full company. And the Beautiful Tableau of HINEMOA AND TUTANEKAI. The Press is unanimous in declaring the Entertainment THE BEST EVER WITNESSED- IN NEW ZEALAND. ONE NIGHT ONLY. Admission—3s, 2s, Is. ■ Seats may be reserved ..without extra charge at tlie Dresden. REV. F. A. BENNETT, Director. • F. M. LYONS, Musical Director and' Business Manager. J. 11. LYONS, Advance Manager. jg T. MA II .Y'S- : , CONCERT. PROGRAMME. u - PART I. Piano Duet—Miss Baumber, L.A.8., Miss " Estelle Batmiber, L.A.B. "The Torch Dance" (Ed. German) Song ..- W. W. Bruusden. "Bedouin Love.Song" (Piusuti) . Song 'Miss Elsie Gapper " Rosebuds " (Arditi) Violin'- Solo - J. 11. Coombs Selected. Song I B. B. de Looze "Regret" (Carl Way mouth) , • Song ....'Miss Agnes Dick "Abide with.-.Me" (Liddle) Quartette I. • The ' Idlers "It's oh to be a, Wild Wind" (Elgar) "Bright Sword of'Libety" (Weber) PART 11. Instrumental : Trio ... W. M. and J. H. Coombs and Miss "Serenade" (Titl), Song Miss.Eva Nixon " Ave Maria " (Ma:scagni) 'Cello Solo Miss Monica Asliby "Berceuse de Jocelyn" (Godard) Song G. H. Andrews "When Bright Eyes glance". (Hedgcock) Cornet Solo W. M. Coombs " Lucia di Lammermoor " (Donizetti) Song Miss Madge Hole "Rose Garden ".(Nora. Leirion) Quartette ...-.» The Idlers "In Absence" (Dudley Buck) Accompanists—M.iss. Elsie Gapper, Mr Herbert 'Webb. - (Piano kindly lent by Dresden.) DANCING. A . BASKET SOCIAL • -will be held' in XJL connection with .Mr F. W.' Lowry's Dancing Class in the Sophia Street Hall TO-NIGHT. ' Pupils to'use their tickets. TO DAIRYMEN. MEETING OF DAIRYMEN -will be held in Hutchison's'Tea Rooms, THIS EVENING, at 7.30 o'clock 1 . (A Curd.) MISS MONICA L. ABHBT ~ Certificated Masseuse (London). Dr Roth's Exercises given for Curratur* of 'the Spine, etc. Eight years' experience. Highest testimonial*. Patient* Tinted, bai not received. Tor Terms, etc., apply Sflßnjrale, Caroline Bay, Timarn. MOKO— THE GREAT COUGH CUBE. An .article of merit. I'rr it—jn tfjl aot be d'u appointed.