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Auckland Star, Volume IV, Issue 1203, 11 December 1873, Page 3

ORINCE OF WALES "THEATRE. Tills QUEEN'S VARIETY TROUPE. ENTIRE CHANGE OF PROGRAMME THIS (THURSDAY) EVENING. LIZZIE WATSON ! LIZZIE WATSON ! In New Songs and New Business TO-NIGHT. She lias again drawn forth a fresh volume of novelties from her library, mid will open it before a deligh'ed and appreciative audience to-night. Boyond a doubt this lady is the K'eatest serio-comic Vocalist of the day. HARRY BRAHAM ! HARRY BRAHAM ! Produces something new nightly, and never fails to elicit roars of genuine and approving applause frem his delighted audience. He is extremely funny, and his facial expression is the greatest ever seen since thu dayn of Sam Co well. ALICK O'BRIEN ! ALIOK O'BRIEN ! Thk Op-totnal, Song and Dance Perpokmkb. lie is no copyist, but tho only " Lovo Among Big Noses." O'Brien in comic farce to-night. MADEMOISELLE BLANCHE, THE QUEEN OF THE AIR. She is daring and graceful. Come and .Tudcje tor Yourselves. MAT RILEY ! MAT RILEY ! This genuine Irishman, and only legitimate Irish Comedian this side of the Line, appears nightly and convulses his audience wjjh laughter. j* MONS. lIAMEW, PLYING TItAPEZK ARTISTE. C. T. BAKER ! C. T. BAKEtt ! EVERY EVENING In niM Pkktty Sonu and Dance Melodies. PROGRAMME No. 3 : WEDNESDAY AND THURSDAY EVENINGS. Overture .. .. .. .. Bund Song (Irish) MAT RILEY Medley "On (he Late FrancoPrussian War" .. .. HARRY BRAHAM Musical Melange, entitled " NOT IN THIS DRESS," Introducing Italian, English, Irish, Swiss, Scotch, and American Melodies. LIZZIE WATSON. Song and Danco, "American" ALEX O'BRIEN LIZ/IE WATSON & HARRY BIIA.HAM, In a New and Original Duologue, entitled NO ! oit, TEDS OBSTINATE WOMAN. Interval of ten minutes. Song and Danco.. .. .. C. T. BAKER Song (charaatoriatio), " nappy Mary ; or, Milk to my Tea1' HARRY BItAHAM Song (Serio-comic), "Polly Put the Kettle On" .. .. LIZZIE WATSON Song (Grotestjuo) .. .. ALEX O'BIUKN FrAiKCfi Trapeze Pebfokaianck, MDLLE. BLANCHE and MONS. HAMEW. To conclude with a Laughable Fare, ME33RS O'JiRIEN, RILEY, AND BAKER. CRAND FASHIONABLE NIGnT, FRIDAY, When thero will be an Entire Change of Programme, on which occasion Lizzie Watson will sing the pretty ballad composed by John Henry Bcalo, of Auckland, ontitlcd, "NEVER MIND THE REST." I—"Priced1 —"Priced of Admission :—Dress Circle, 3s; Stalls, 2s; Pit, ONE SHILLING. Tlcket9 can be purchased dally at Mr Upton's, Btatlonor, Queen-street. Doors open at half-past 7, performance to commence at 8. Carriages may bo ordered for a quartor-past 10. ' Vreo list entirely suspended Press excoptert. LtaoyjWatson's and Harry Braham's Original and Copyright Song Books sold by all Music-sullen and Stationers in Auckland, and at tho Theatre nightly. ' j i M. lIEG ARTY, Business Managor. LAST THREE NIGHTS OF MR GOURLAY : A3 SIR ANDREW BURLEY, BART. The ROYAL EXHIBITION (CITY HALL), now combined with THE GOURLAY FAMILY,ENTERTAINMENTS. THIS (Thursday) EVENING, at 0 o'clock, tho Petite Coiiredy entitled THE RIG n T S. O U 1 WOMAN. To be preceded by Favorite Ballads and Character . Songs by Mrs Gourlay .and Miss Minuie Gourlay. Open daily from 3 till 5 p.m., and ovening 7 till 10. Admission—Body of Hall, Ono Shilling ; Chairs resorved for tho evening, 2s ; may be secured during tho day. SATURDAY, special day for Schools. All outstanding tickets available. MONDAY EVENING, by general request, the Colobrated Entertainment, MRS MoGREGOR'S LEVEE. pIIO EA L HALL. THIS (THURSDAY) EVENING, DECEMBER 11. AMATEUR CONCERT In aid of the Fund for tho Purchaso of an Organ for St. Mary's Church, Parnell. PROGRAMME: Paut I. Fantasia, " Sur lea themes do Verdi," two Violins, Violoncello, anil Pianoforte, Kudelskt Chorus (Female Voices), " Alpigiane," Ciro Pinsutl Song (Lady), "Fairy Visions Solo (Pianoforte, accompanied)— Young Gontleman Pupil of Mr Beale's, Henri Cramer Song (Bass), " The Whalers of the Deep Deep Sea " (by a local composer), Te Ecu lUu'. Duet (Lady and Gentloman Amateur), " What are the Wild Waves Saying f Song (Lady), "The Curfew" Instrumental, "Le Cor dcs Alpes," Proch - " Chorus, "Now to tho Forest," Bisho}>. Part 11. Overture (Duot Pianoforte), "La Nozzo di Figaro," Mozart Duet (Ladies), " Sunshine and Shadow " Part Song, "The Sea hath its Pearls " (by doBlro), Ciro Finmti Song, " The Blind Girl to her Harp," Glover Part Song, " Come let us all a Maying go," Atterbury Song (Baritone), " Tho Bloom is on the Rye," Bishop Duet (Ladies), " Ah il ciel consonta" " Chorus, "O, who will o'er the Downs so free," Pcarsall. , ~f\ God Save the Queen. Conductor ... ... ... J. Beale, Esq.' Doors open at half-past Seven; to commence at Eight o'clock. Front Seats, 2s ; Back Seats, Is. : Tickets can bo obtained from Messrs. Upton and Wayte, Queen-street ; or Mrs Vaughan and Mr Robinson, Parnell. THE LYNCH FAMILY OF BELLRINGERS, INSTRUMENTALISTS, AND VOCALISTS. Grand Opening Night in Auckland: TUESDAY, DECEMBER 16, 1873. Tj^OUND, a Cheque.—Apply at the A- Stab office. ?,. 10 LET, Aj G-OOD.-Business Premises, with - 'fou* Gv Six rooms), as sretiuh'ed. ' ' H. PAIiTINGTON", i. - .. House pnd Land Agent, Queen-street.