AMUSEMENTS.

Timaru Herald, Volume XIIC, Issue 11997, 4 September 1909, Page 3

AMUSEMENTS.

! ' j3 *"" ~ ~" "" p***>t '*J> * k * ashing liopularicj, »" iag well attended. A-Ja«^fe*»c«*rs* hockey match on ThuMdijtTCßuift r bet ween SUra t. tbe gam* which was evenly codteflle&wla KTf ed at a fart pace JtaWUpM* _J»** though lack of apace BantierWfbe pacing rah for speed af»ip£ifS&yl;crtdrti of difficult ancle*. whf!a€j;*h^ u JN quite ao fortunate, fo«iid/gth*mserres more often en the Ho*. «tl»Ylt»me, anlted in a win for the^tittk„.|(v l foni; goals to two. Another carnival w>to take place on ThursJMtt Jitffanlbet Iflth, and will he in* of » poster and fancr dieaWkHrXasnesOfrdinvited at an early date, 4»*MatM i < carnival programme to b»nrihted. T>e rink will be open to-diy,.sfterjioonaiid - - SHERWOOD'S PiefuHßs. •. t - .-m .. - ..„...-j.-«'>s»'gfc.[!Ey"' r fife ' ■ peaien, *Jnsf de** I ** l*%f l !raßP" a y •• ; pf«*T; | ,»•». weU worttrrt, as^A^nWttWß^sUnM & Very interesting vlnidt \ IJuoagh'ancient »*!*%• $ tleaknowledge of'ancaani<lisn&tf'/or'ta I explanatory lecture" ttj I :§p||js&M^.dt | fatty; but it k taken. | oin of familiar aiwnesfa^lrhw>. :^lie I ahme remark ?»rip | through Venice.". "JoUrneyjJL-.-Bar-f neo," a«d a Jmi~i;iii 4? India." A fantasy '^Mn|ppafd V tho, golden eggs" iaSmS^S^itf |j ..pretty jrorkl^g^g^l^^^ijfe vme fairies were asje-itiot Hperfutiiu - Good-comics too tker* wereT ttUlkbme~ songs interspersed gaW*E «eafc*to I 'ilie •yea. The same be rei for the eatarf«ria»i?'of .public and his nieturaVfleaei re good patronage. This has": by a number of frieufa&Mrmtf ar-, J ranging to ghrc him a. Benefit concert a* an early date. ] <". ," '■" t < »• f* * ■ -' J ' On" Wednesday the - Theatre Royal the welMnowir enter* taiaers, Prof. 6. Wd;..>hd.,4lM4Jne Slaade Heller, assisted'bjF eWsfejbct compaay will introduce and ■orel entertainnient,;cdliipjpsilig.ibys< tical amities, ajanrnmHß'ttaaifceß,' «Jairvoyaney, music, oit Iftd pfcttfres. The Hellers come with •*« nr*Wlas*iro- - potation as mystinerevantL jsat«*tainhrs. j They are not atraiigprfc ing appeared here tcii yean- ago,, and daring their absencl ..-Indfe»A- China; Japan and the Continent «f hare been -risited. Tiieyrictrtrned- to the colonics with the*. l4fcjs«Jsfavpya(i. novelties, many of wbichiwU he sliojrn -hens. Prof. U: W. He^hf'STbWjficr and laneh roakcry.'bn/sptrHiialistic manifestation canse amahemant. anovonder wherever it lias njeM, shpwrt; Madame Maude Heller is widely known as a hypnotic mcditinil,' ItiM* 'replies to questions tboughtr-of -W- the audt.ence. Musical an«L ▼bc*l- items are crrcn br members corpnaov, and the latest in b ; ograi»li -picture* will be shown. The is open at the Dresden. * " \. v ? \t ) ' '