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Wanganui Chronicle, Volume L, Issue 12588, 19 August 1910, Page 7

AMUSEMENTS. TO-NIGHT. DISTRICT HIGH SCHOOL. A NNUAL 771NTERTAINMENT, IN THE OPERA HOUSE, Action Sengs, Recitations, Dialogues. GRACEFUL COSTUME DANCES, Concluding with a beautiful March and Tableau, entitled " BRITA NNIA'S BIRTHDAY.'' Everything New, Fresh, and Bright. Admission. 2s and Is. OPERA H O USE. Lessees Messrs Stirton and Campion. ■■ SATURDAY and MONDAY NEXT. August 20 and 22. yEALANDIA pICTURE AND T7AUDEVILLE CO. V SPECIAL NOTES.—The Management .have, under great expense, secured tho following celebrated artists for a short season of two nights, viz., ARDELL. The Eccentric King of All Equilibrists, direct, from the Theatre Royal, Wellington. Also MISS FANNY HALLE, - The World's Greatest Lady Balancer. Complete Changs of Programme Saturday. Pricas as usual. J. S. Stirton* Manager. r\ pc rah o v ~sTe. -SUNDAY, AUGUST.2I, at 8.30 p.m. Winter Season, 191 Q. SECOND RECITAL By the WANGANUI GARRISON BAND. (Conductor - - -A. Wade.) 1. Overture, "Bohemian Girl" (Balfe) 2. "Offertoire" (W. Rammer) 3. Cornet Solo, " Tho Lost Chord" _ (By request) (Sullivan) Soloist . . . Lieut. Buckley. 4. Grand Contest Selection, " Valkyrie" (Wagner) o. Grand Selection, "Maritana" (By Special Request.) (Wallace) g"od save the king. J. TRUSSELL, Hon. Sec. Aladdin Box Plans will bo opened at Messrs Jones and Son's this morninf at 5.30. APERA UOUS E. Direction of J. C. Williamson, Ltd. Unapproached and Unapproachable. TUESDAY AND WEDNESDAY TUESDAY AND WEDNESDAY TUESDAY AND WEDNESDAY August 23 and 24. Special Matinee Performance WEDNESDAY AFTERNOON at 1.45. Mr. J. C. WILLIAMSON presents for the first time to Wanganui Playgoers, the Grand Spectacular Pantomimic Extravaganza, " ASADBXEV' " ALABr».IST." " A!_A__ IN." Intorp"o(pd In- an A<- r-ociation rf Comedians, Singers, Dancers, and Pantomi mists. Absolutely Unparalleled in tho History ~~ of the Aus:.ral::sian Stage. A Few of the Extra Special Features of this Stupendous Production:— The Marvellous Balloon Effect. The Human Electric Flag. The Beautiful Australian Bird Ballet. The Great Demon Incantation Scene. Through the Nether Regions. The Sensational Fire Ballet. The Resplendent March of the Flowers. The Gorgeous Chrysanthemum Fete. Fun at a Turkish Bath. The Wonderful Performing Donkey. An Ensemble of not less than two hundred and fifty Chorus, Ballet, and Children. Plans at Messrs Jones and Son to-mor-row morning at S o'clock. Day Sales at I Goss's. PRICES—Dress Circle and Reserved Stalls 5/-; Stalls 3/-; Pit 2/-. Tourinsr Manager, J. FARRELL. GRAND FANCY DRESS AND POSTEE SKATING CARNIVAL. At the SKATING RINK, DRILLPI ALL. August 29thIn aid of the Garrison Band's Ballarat Expenses Fund. Special prizes will be given for tlit* most Original Dress worn by a lady and gent. Also the best dress worn by a lady and gent. Hoop Race, etc., Further particulars later. MUSEUM BULB SHOW.' ~~ MUSEUM HALL. SEPTEMBER 2nd and frd. pONCERT_of Vocal and Tnstriunen\.J tal Music each evening. Entries close Thursday, September Ist, at Messrs Sinclair's or Laird's Shops. PHONOGRAPHS. ALLDEN'B PHONOGRAPH PABLOUR. EDISON PHONOGRAPHS And RECORDS. A comfortable and well appointed room is now open at the Victoria Avenue uiiop, facing Ciia.vanne*' Hotel, ".i here you can hear the Latest Records, both 2 and 4 minute. Everybody welcome. Monthly List of New Records posted fres to any address. ALLDEN'S Bookshop WANGANUI. The Gs=flperatiifß House Buying and Provident Association. It will pay you to join this Association. By doinfi; so you can obtain your own house or shop. The Association finds the deposit. You can pick and choose where you like, and buy at cash price. Why then pay rent? We are a Provident Association and give good interest as woll. Teach your children to obtain a home or nest egg. by joining the Association. Shares 2s. fortnightly. The following is an unsolicited testimonial. Speaking at the January Ball lot meeting in Adelaide, W. J. Hinde Esq., Stipendiary Magistrate, said: — " Having carefully examined the Rules of the Society, I have become convinced that they ar© as perfect as it is possible to make them, and that they present the spirit of true co-operation to the fullest possible extent." Remember, procrastination is the thief of time. Join at once. H. J. TURNER. Secretary, 14, MARIA PLACE. *