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New Zealand Illustrated Sporting & Dramatic Review, Volume XVIII, Issue 1056, 2 June 1910, Page 8

JZ|~IS MAJESTY’S THEATRE. RUPERT CLARKE AND CLYDE MEYNELL SEASON. MONDAY NEXT’ JUNE 6th. Messrs. Clarke and Meynell will present \ GREAT COMPANY in A GREAT PLAY. H. R. ROBERTS And BEATRICE DAY, qvnnorted by a Full Company of Prominent English and Australasian Artists in HALL CAINE’S own version of “ The Manxman, entitled “ p E T E.” “PEI E.” “PET E.” “ PETE” A Play that grips its “ FETE “PETE” audience and holds FETE, “ PETE” its sympathies «E£mE” “PETE” througnolt. „££££„ “PETE” A Play that com- PETE “ PETE” mands whole-hearted ~ PETE ( “ PETE” admiration. (( “ PETE” A Play that has ( PETE “ PETE” taken England and FETE “ PETE” America by storm. „ PETE, “ PETE” A Play that must ( PET “ PETE” and will be seen by PETh “PETE” everybody who is PETE “PETE” anybody. And a Company which will give an exposition of the most vivid and realistic in Acting.

Box Plan at Wildman and Arey’s PRICES: 4s, 2s 6d and Is. Early Doors to Stalls and Gallery, Sixpence extra. Z“\PERA HOUSEV sole Proprs., John Euller & Sons. TTTNTG’S BIRTHDAY, JUNE 3. SPECIAL HOLIDAY MATINEE. CHILDREN 6d TO ALL PARTS TTTTT-LiICR’S (Best Of All) PICIUR&p ’SdPUM- OPERATIC ORCHESTRA Musical Director - MR. E. J. BURK a. Another New Programme. A PICTURE PUZZLE. NEW MARSHAL OF GILACREEK AROUND WINDSOR CASTLE POET AT ANY COST OLD CALIFORNIA ORIGINAL REVENGE PUNCHESTOWN STEEPLECHASE, 1910 TTTE FUGITIVE DALAI LAMA THE NEWLY WEDS LADIES’ TRAIN FOR HER BROTHER’S SAKE FOOLSHEAD —The Three Brothers THE VICTIM OF BRIDGE Royal albert hall. Direction Mr. Henry Hayward. By Arrangement with Mr. T. J. West. GRAND HOLIDAY MATINEE, FRIDAY, KING’S BIRTHDAY. . “THE WINDOW OF THE WORLD. WEST’S —PICTURES —WEST’S WEST’S—PICTURES— WEST’S Adventures of Golden Valley -Gambling with Death —His Late Majesty King Edward VII. Opening the New Museum. Prices, Is and 6d. Children, 6(1 Tivoli theatre. Direction of Mr. Henry Hayward. TIVOLI—PICTURES—TIVOLI TIVOLI—PICTURES— TIVOLI Magnificent Series, including the great MOTOR BOAT RACE. TO-NIGHT. TO-NIGHT PARKER, the Handcuff King ,in the most SENSATIONAL Act of the Age. Prices: Is and 6d. Ladies’ Concession to Front Stalls, 6d.

PRINCE’S RINK, PORTMAN ROOMS, VICTORIA-ST. Direction, Henry Hayward. ROLLER-SKATING SALON DE LUXE. THE BEST-CONDUCTED RINK IN THE DOMINION. Special half-rates session, 5.15 to 7.15, for Ladies and Gentlemen in business. Admission (except on Tuesday Nig’ht), Is; Skates, Is. Private Skates, Floorage 6d ’ A. GONARD, Manager. GLIDEAWAY SKATING RINK, COBURG-STREET. The only Specially-laid Skating Floor in Auckland. Four Sessions Daily: 10 to 12 a.m., Business Session 12 to 2 p.m. Admission and Skates, Is. Afternoon, 2 30 to 5 p.m.; Evening, 7.30 to 10 p.m. Glideaway Orchestra every evening. Popular prices: Admission 6d, Skates 19 and 6d. Special occasions Is. See future advertisements. A. SMITH, Proprietor. jp O O T BALL. JJUGBY JJNION. AT ALEXANDRA PARK, SATURDAY NEXT, JUNE 4. AT 3 O’CLOCK—GRAFTON v. NEWTON. CITY v. MARIST BROS. UNIVERSITY V. PONSONBY. ADMISSION —Ground 6d, Stand 6d. C .V. LANGSFORD, Hon. Sec. •yY’INTER JgXHIBITION, 1910. MONDAY TO SATURDAY, JULY 18 TO 23. ENTRIES CLOSE FRIDAY, JUNE 17th. Schedules Free on Application. ■-/ EDWIN HALL, Secretary. 16, TT«n of Commerce, High-street, Auckland. . -