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New Zealand Illustrated Sporting & Dramatic Review, Volume XVI, Issue 954, 18 June 1908, Page 13

-rris MAJESTY’S THEATRE. -*-*■ Lessee . . C. R, Bailey. RUPERT CLARKE JOHN WREN, MEYNELL AND GUNN’S COY., Direction of MESSRS. CLYDE MEYNELL and JOHN GUNN. OVERFLOWING AUDIENCES NIGHTLY. Continued Popularity of the Favourites HARCOURT BEATTY HARCOURT BEATTY and MADGE MCINTOSH madge mcintosh LAST TWO NIGHTS. In Vietorien Sardou’s Celebrated Play, “FEDORA” “FEDORA” (By arrangement with Mr Geo. Rignold) SATURDAY NEXT, JUNE 20th. SATURDAY NEXT, JUNE 20th. FOR FOUR NIGHTS ONLY. For the First Time in Auckland. Edward Ferr’s’ Historical, Romantic Costume Drama of Jacobin Intrigue, “A BEGGAR ON HORSEBACK.’ “A BEGGAR ON HORSEBACK.’ HARCOURT BEATTY as “Marley, Due de Tournay.” MADGE MCINTOSH as “Lady Mary Dudley.” THURSDAY, JUNE 25th. One Only CAMILLE. FRIDAY & SATURDAY, JUNE 26, 27, Last Two Nights of Season “THE MIDNIGHT WEDDING.” Box Plan at Wildman and Arey’s. Pi ices: 4s, 2s 6d, and Is. Early Doors. 6d. extra-to Stalls and Gallery. Day Sales, H.M.T. Cafe. AUCKLAND SKATING RINK, COBURG STREET (OPPOSITE ALBERT PARK). EVERY NIGHT, AND WEDNESDAY AND SATURDAY AFTERNOONS. GOOD MUSIC. GOOD SKATES. GOOD FLOOR. Saturday's Attendance was the Record, for the Rink. Crowds Turned Away. OPEN WEDNESDAY AND SATUR- . DAY AFTERNOONS, 2 P.M. Admission, 6d; Skates, 6d and Is. ■j: . AL. FORREST, Prop. .

ROYAL A LB E KT HA L L. (Under-the Sole Management ■ AND • .rpUESDAY- EXT,| J'UNE y .;'? X •*':« £.l 'i A o KI I E) I ■■■? btl3 J :-U D I— Lm I - THE WORLD’S. “ There is only- one iKubelik—he is some years ago r .ap..4 I ha.K+;^ptit’ablazq. ever# i Rrieesi ; (pesejy4d),’iind ss. Biansa&teSHiMmati and Arey’S/l •Country/iresidCnts' may bCrtVk F. TALBOT, Representative.