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Auckland Star, Volume I, Issue 162, 16 July 1870, Page 3

J THE A TEE TiOYAL. ! Sot/c Lessee Mb. Coxstablt?. I Dibectjiess Miss GotrrrENnisrj:. Stage Manager Mn. Fh.vxk Toweks. Leader op Orchestra Mr. J. S. WflimiT. ST A R DRAM AT iO CO AS PAN Y. I i m O• S I &II T (SATURDAY), X July 16, 1870, MISS JOEY GOITGENHEIM, In her great Irish Impersonation of NELLY O'NEIL, AND MRS. GRUMLY. GREEN BUSHES, \Y it h the following powerful cast : ; Connor O'Kennedy Mr, J. Eaynor George O'Kennedy Mr. J. South Wild Murtogh ... Mr. J. 11. Clifford Master'Grumidgo Prank Towers Jack Gory ... Mr. J. P. Iljdes Captain Darton ... Mr. J. Thorpe Dennis ... ... Mr. Hargreavos Rattlesnake ... Mr. Jenkins , Gcraldine Miss E. Melville. Miami ... ... Miss Shepparde Nelly O'Neil ... Miss Joey Gougenheim Meg ... ... Miss E. Rogers Song MUs E. Rogers. To conclude with DOMESTIC. ECONOMY. In which Miss Joey Gougenheim and Mr. Frank Towers will appear. MONDAY, The Grand Fashionable Ladies' Night, when will be produced :■ : EAST LINNE, Prices as usual. Doors open at 7.30; com in-nee at 8 o'clock. ~,, ... NEW CITY HALL.; Under the distinguished patronage of LADY BOWEN. BRILLIANT asb CONTINUED •' it ;S TJ'-O'O ES S -Tk3THE CAKANDINI OPERATIC AND' BALLAD CONCERTS, Which will continue nightly until further , . notice. m HIS (SATURDAY) EV E NIN &, JL ' ' July 16. PROGRAMME. PART I. Overture— "Semeremide," Rossini— The Misses Rosina and Fannie. Duet — "Fairy Wand," Maritana — Miss Rosina and Mr. Sherwin. Song—"Kathleen Mayourneen," Crouch — Miss Fannie. Character Songs—No. 1, "Hamlet;" No. 2, : " I wish I was a Fish"—Mr. J. Small.' Duet —" I Muse on Thee"—The Misses Rosina | • and Fannie. Ballad —"Jessie, the Flower of Dunblane"— -' Madame Carandini. | Quartette—" On the Banks of Allan Water" —The Company. Song and Chorus—" Co-no Honie, Father"— Miss Rosina and Company. An interval of ten minutes. Introduction (Piano)—"Les Joli Oisieux," Ricardo Linter —The Misses Rosina and Fannie. Operatic Selection—" II Trovatore," Verdi, including the celebrated' Miserere Seene — • Madame Carandini and Company. ICavatina —" Una Voce," II Barbire—Miss j '"'' Fannie. Character Songs—No. 1, " Scrip j" No. 2," Not for Mo"—Mr. J. Small. Ballad —" Sweet Spirit heav my Prayer,"s W#l- : lace —Miss Rosina. jDuefr —" We come from Fairy Bower?," Glover - —The. Misseß Rosina and Fannie. — "The Irish Emigrant" — Madame: j Cnrandini. Operatic Seleotion — "Ernani"—The Com-J pany. Doors open at halfcpast seven, to commence at eight o'clock. • ■•-■ .'■ «•- ■," I Admission : . Reserved scats, 4s ; second seats, 2s. Children half-price. I Tickets may be obtained and seats , speared at Cucksey's Music Warehotise, Queen-3trset,-; where a numbered plan of the Hall can b!e seen. . Ladies' Cloak Room, and every "attention. Carnagesmay be ordered for 10.30 p.m. |.. MISS FANNIES BENEFIT ; M; f " t'W E D'N'.E SB AY* b N E JfciaS; k ! ' ■' NEW MUSIC !-:,•'NEW MUSIC,V4^■ ,!.!:: J . t The-charming^ Sbngs—:: s. v /^';.'f?j'^ • .',' When, the.Roses Bloom Agpia"',", i ■'' iii' r <" The Land d' tlie'L'eal," ~' ' .*, , : "Norah Mullane," ' , ,_ -j I Sung w ; ith great success by the Misses Rosina anil "Fannie Carandini, may he. obtained &t CfCKsEY's Music Warehouse,, and principal Stationers. ,' (i r. __' j;T x , r .„ gucuil-^aO wai mBY OUR BOTTLED ALES I 1 .i,,- <^jx g H IIiLI^a3 PEK DOZEN. .1 1