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Wanganui Chronicle, Volume 9, Issue 571, 30 December 1865, Page 2

PROFESSOR STEVEN S’ ENGLISH TROUPE, WITH THE WORLD-RENOWNED PABLO FANQU.E AT TI-lEIR MARQUEE, Adjoining the ‘Commercial Hotel.’ THIS EVENING (SATURDAY), Dec. 30, 1865. GRAND CHANGE OF PROGRAMME. Admission—Reserved seats, ss. 3 back seats, 2s. 6d. ; children under 10, halLprice. Doors open at half-past seven 3 to commence precisely at 8 o’clock. ON MONDAY NEXT, January 1, 1866, for the benefit of the Masteks Wm. O’ Dale, and Ciias. Edw. Stevens, “THE LITTLE WONDER,” For which occasion a splendid programme has been selected. For further particulars, see hand-bills Dec. 30, 1860. ROYAL PRINCESS THEATRE? TO-NIGHT, SATURDAY, A series of Grand Allegorical Tableaux, of B R I T -A N N 1 ..A Enthroned as the QUEEN OF NATIONS, Illustrating the principle winch actuated both countries in the late meeting of the ENGLISH AND FRENCH FLEETS AT CHERBOURG AND PORTSMOUTH. ft The costumes are magnificent, and the pyrotechnic effects need only be seen to be enjoyed, and the tableaux embrace the strength of the whole’ of the Company, in the . . ever-glorious. NATIONAL ANTHEM. The performance will commence with the exquisite petite Comedietta, entitled, WHO SPEAKS FIRST. Re-appearance of MISS ELOISE JUNO, in her celebrated impersonation of Maggie Macfablane in the BONNIE FISHWIFE. After which the Grand Living Picture of the UNION OF THE NATIONS. To conclude with the classical Burlesque OF MEDEA, or, The best of Mothers with a brute o a Husband. Jason ... ... Miss Annie Merton Creusa (her first appearance Miss Flora Ansted Medea ... Mr. Frank Towers Supported by the Double Company. In preparation, and to be produced shortly, the Pantomime BEAUTY AND THE BEAST, ' With new scenery, dresses, and’'appointments 3 also, the grand play, entitled, LUCR ET I A BORG.IA, And other novelties. . Dec. 30, 1865.