Page 9 Advertisements Column 4

Dominion, Volume 6, Issue 1622, 13 December 1912, Page 9

AMU'SEM ENTSi " .""" . """" .

THE NEW THEATRE Manners Street, MacMahoa and'Donnelly, Proprietors.' '"''" "GO WHERE THE CROWDS GO!" "WHERE THE SUN NEVER SETS." "THE SURVIVAL OF THE FITTEST," "AN EXILE PROM ERIN," And : -- "THE IRON HAND," Also, the stupendous and dazzling •■■• ".".■/, . - programme, which, yesterday MADE an INSTANTANEOUS "' :.''-': SENSATION! Nothing in the WORLD better, especial ■'••'■••. ly at'the prices. It will be repeated To- . • ■"•"•■ day 'and To-night. • ■•',■' WATCH for .MONDAY'S announcement. ' <■'■'< Think of it! Adults, SIXPENCE. •■ ' ' ; Children THREEPENCE Everywhere. ;';•■'■' THEATRE . - r70..Y A L 7 Direction, Brennan-Fuller, Ltd.-- -.;,-.'■. .-.; •.,: TO-NIGHT At 8.. TO-NIGHT:- -■> Enormous Success Nightly!! •■ ■:•:.;■■■> The Huge Audiences Spellbound!! '....' ,■■„. ..': New Songs To-night by - :■■-.•-: :■:': LONDON'S QUEEN OF SONG, ■■■■■[- '.-::■.' MISS BESSIE SLAUGHTER,. ~.-..: .:;..-,:,-. MISS BESSIE .SLAUGHTER, ••.,•■.,..-. .™. ? The World-renowned English Contralto ■~?.•'.. y-. The Clever and Refined Entertainers, •• •••' v : BLETSOE'S CRIMSON- RAMBLERS.- : w .: BLETSOE'S-CRIMSON RAMBLERS...,'.;!: >.-;'; In new and fascinating programme. ; ••■ - m.- 1 Australians Leading Juvenile Stare, • ,'..' ,;. THE NATIONAL DUO, •/• ,' •- In'songs and acrobatic specialities. ■■ -y'"'.<fi ■ HAROLD HEATH,- ■■'.-......'■•; :U„ London's Premier Buck and Wing Dancer* :.: ;;.'-.z BLACK AND BRONTE, ..-'' ■■-■•>'' \y In their latest London sketches...,. ...-...". ).m IDA BERRIDGE, • HARRY LINDEN, .:':•-.:: Dainty Boubrette.- • Eccentric Comedian. .< ~i,;.,..") PRICES-D.C' and 0.5.,. 2s. Stalls, Is,'. ■ • r-i-Reserves, 2s. 6d. Book at tho Dresden,' -■•'■ -;••'■>:" THEATRE ROYAL. '■ -'! COMING. MONDAY NEXT. ...:.j .::.- FOR ONE WEEK ONLY. - ■ vy ':»y".■•., Direct from the principal'theatres• ol ■-.• •..'•■<:. Europe. First appearance of the "■ "'-'• > Marvellous = •■'•'■'"■' !,A \ U s' FIVE OLRACS! —"- '— ■'■?. FIVE • OLRACS! ". ','. '".'-f The World's Greatest.Acrobatio Team*.' -'.'.':., A Sensation: Wherever - Shown.. " .'.' ~'.:." ',? Nothing like it ever seen before in Aus> . .• tralia or New Zealand 1 . '...:'■''.!'.';.'"'." Usual Prices, in spito of great expense. ..;.,.„' incurred.. •■'.■'. .',..77 nONCERT, CHAMBER; TOWN "HALL,' "'^ Uth December.-8 pim. --' <'-' : KELBUR.NE SCOUT CONCERT. " "^~. '■ • Programme; ' ■':•'': '■*■':■"';•; ;-'•*;' Baritone Solo—"The Ringers" • 'i • ■:-.'- : --j -"v-*■_'. Mr. S.'N. Hutton. ' ''■'•.' '•'■"• '"'■ Humorous Recital—"Trip to ■Blackpool'? '; c '7l (by request). Miss Cecil Homes,' ~ ' ; -*' r . r ' Solo-"My Ship",(Barrett). •••'";■'■"• •f:',. " ; °^ Miss Natusch, ' ■'.• .'■'■••,-"• •-■'•--'•-■ HunioTOus Song—Selected. '•■ • :•■'.■'. •■■'. Mr. Gerald Sell. '•'•'"- ■''■'"■• Orpheus Quartet—"The Old Brigade." '•:-■"•-'■ Messrs. Fletcher, Phipps, Allwrignt,' and "■;■;'"""' Hutton. •■■ ■. / •■■■ , . _■;•' Humorous Recital—Selected. ■■• ' ." " : ':'\- Mr. Cyril Ghdlestone. . ■(..■■■--;..•.■ •_-.■..'. Tenor Solo—%Selected. •'-■•• •"••',■:■"■■.•■'. Mr. H. Phipps. Dramatic Recital—"Vagrant and his Dog,' 1 ' • '■'■ Mr. J. Culford Bell. •.'. " :: Dnet—"Laugh Little River." ! •■• '••'■ Misses Cotton and Rodger. Character Sketch—"Svengali." .' ' ■■' ■;' Mr. Norman Aitken.-, ■•■'■ v ■'■•-"> Musical •Monologue—"The Auctioneer'^ "- ""C'"' (Bracken-Rankin). Mr; Sta'nleyßankhu■ , ; '"'-^ Tenor Solo-r"A Perfect Day." "•■ '•• ,?■"■- . Mr; H. N. Fletcher:-; .'.■•.";:"•'., Character Sketch—"Hulberi and Arthur"-' • '■-■'-• . (Shakespeare). '- ''■'.'■ '' '^ " ""-"' Miss Cecil Haines and Mr. K. Shorney; ; >-~y Baritone Solo—"Little Drummer of Grave- ■'-:-?- lotte." Mr. C. Hickmott., ■.. •;-■; Humorous Sketch—Selected. - .■.»•--;.. Mr. Zanto Wood. •'■:'. '-::;;-: Orpheus Quartet—Selected. ■ ••'•■■ ■•■■■■i^ COMEDIETTA.—Great Scout Scene, in"- ";" which Miss. Cecil Haines will take ' ; ''" part as Girl Scout. , .', ....u Accompanist: Mr. fi. Peterson. '-■■ :''-:■' Popular Prices: 2S. and Is. '■■-;■. .- ■ ; -; ; why not try '■.'"."•. '.''. j'"' : ? new Plymouth. • . '. :.;;,;■, FOR YOUR ' ' '•.'',. holiday? ..„„,;,; :,,:;,,,,.:;;;..;..,:;..,r c s the ideal holiday CENTRE.' : -Ck 1 FINEST RECREATION;' GROUNDS; New Zealand. ~.■"'.'.'' . _'~r,: ' ."■". ,'-„;;'.,'. v."" ' NEW MOUNTAIN HOUSE (modern a'c-" . "".■'; commodation) WITHIN 90 MINUTES' '. • ■":: 1 motor rido through GLORIOUS'BUSH : ■.;.' SCENERT. '■'. MARVELXO'US MOKAU, 'within easyV. 7.; - motor access... UNRIVALLED ROAD 'and''RIVER SCENERY.. I].-. "... .i':.'..^ SPLENDID SEA "•BEACHES.'7' 'SAPE'7"'''7', ...SURF BATHINGS •• •"';,:;:,:; HOT and COtD SALT-WATER BATHS. "7 : FLO WING OIL WELLS. ." : . ' /;. r . BROWN and RAINBOW TROUT, and ':--': deep-sea; fishing.:;; ..;..;■..;;;::.. 'BOWLS 7 TENNIS/,CROQUET, GOLF. t'"S Send to. Secretary, Expansion and. ...j|7;. 'Tourist League, Box 8, New Plymouth, 'r-» for. full particulars. •■;' STRING'BAND. 7 - '77..^^ MESSRS. . VITSTA ; ".BROTHERS, "77 :N "■ Harp; Violin, and,.F!nte . ,;.V7 U;;;.:. (Constantly, engaged, at Royal..Oak. Hotel), V,-'.''. '7= Are prepared to receive engagements ■ for ~•'■-7-; "At Homes," Garden.Parties, etc.,-.., .;" .■■-,',? Can supply large or small Orchestra. ,■'•••'-.■. Address. 133..T0RY ST. ,'Phone 2570,,- ;,"''