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Wanganui Herald, Volume XXXXI, Issue 12320, 14 November 1907, Page 1

Amußsments. PBBA H~O U S E. WANGANUI. ENTHUSIASTIC RECEPTION Of ALLAN HAMILTON'S NEW DRAMATIC COMPANY. TO-NICHTI TO-NIGHT! LAST NIGOT. LAST NIGHT. The World-famed Fantastical Comedy Drama "A MESSAGE FROM MARS." "A MESSAGE FROM MARS." "A MESSAGE FROM MARS." Received last night by the huge audience with STOBMS OF APPLAUSEAL~ THE ORIGINAL EFFECTS. Popular Prices — is, 2e 6d, 1». Early doors to stalls and pit 6d extra. Plan and Day Sale at Opera flouso during the afternoon. HERBERT LEIGH, Business Manager. OT. PAULS HALL. TO-NIGHT. THURSDAY, 14th NOVEMBER, 1907. GRAND CONCERT. In Aid of St. Pauls Y.W.B.C. Library. PROGRAMME. Pianoforte Solo— Mr Stewart Austin. Volcal Solo— Misd Towsoy. Violiu Solo— Mr McCaul. Vocal Solo — Mr Neverman. Poi Danee — Maori Girls. Vocal Solo— Miss M. Siddells. Recitation — Mr Allan Hogg. Vocal Solo.— Mr Wellington. Vocal Duet. — Miss Roberts and Mr Aiken. INTERVAL OF 5 MINUTES. Pianoforte Duet — Miases Randal and Newman. Vocal Solo — Miss Lane. Recitation — Mr J. B. Reid. Violin Solo— Mr McCaul. Vocal Solo— Mr Forsythe. Chorus — Putiki Maoris. Vocal Solo — Miss Towsey. Vocal Solo— Mr Wellington. Canoe Danee — Maori Girls. ADMISSION. Is. Commencing at 8 p.m. NFJLLS ' ■QUC.KJTjMPERS. NEILL'S JJUCKJUMPEBS. Comencing TO-NIGHT! TO-NIGHT 1 FOR THREE NIGHTS ONLY. Location; QUEiEN'S PAii~. Touring N.Z. triumphantly for six moutfiß past ENTIRE CHANGE OP PROGRAMME. (iiA TEN YOUNDfc Gift 50 lU TEN POUNDS oblU Steeple , TO ANYONE Fun chase. in the Untamed WHO CAN RIDE stock Outlaws. yard. High MAOEIJACK Donkeys. Jumpers. Sandow. For HALF A MINUTE. (31 A TEN POUNDS «1A JblU ten pounds abi-U Look out for the Monster Prize in the Amateur Riding Competition. : All riders ride at their own risk. \ Popular Prices. Sole Director. ERNIE O'NEILL. CHRIST CHURCH, WANGANUI. GRAND OR*GAN RECITAL By MR C. NAYLOR, FRIDAY EVENING, November 15th, 8 p.m. AT CHRIST CHURCH. Assisting — Miss G. Coombes (soprano), Mr G. Buckley soloist), xiuia Quartette, and the choir. OPERA HOUSE. ALIDA LOMAN. Australasian tour under the direction of Herr Benno Scherek. A SWEET-VOICED SINGER. "Alida Loman not only has the voice that reaches the heart — she has the soul behind it."— N.Z. Herald, Bth October. FRIDAY AND MONDAY, NOVEMBER 15th and 18th. TWO NIGHTS ONLY. First appearance in- Wanganui of MADAME ALIDA LOMAN, The famous Lyric Soprano from Amstedam, Supported by ERIC ANDERSEN, Basso. GEORGE POOR, flautist, and BENNO SCHEREK, Pianist. Popular programmes. Popular prices. Press and public unanimously declare that no more charming songstress has ever been heard in this country. Box plan opens on Tuesday at Jones', also tickets for unreserved seats on sale. Lipp piano supplied by Dresden Piano Company, Wellington. Popular Prices — 4s, 3s, 2s. TTTANGANUI OPERA HOUSE. NOVEMBER 25th and 30th, 1907. THE CREATEST SPECTACULAR EVENT OF THE YEAR. LIVING WHIST AND KIRMEBB. SIX BRILLIANT PERFORMANCES. by Proceeds in Aid of Museum Funds. Produced under the direction of PROfessor o. o. sheets. popularTprices. Box plan opens on MONDAY, ISth November at Messrs H. 1. Jones and Son's. WM. HALL, • A. E. T. NIXON, Joint Secretaries.