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Evening Star, Issue 3046, 22 November 1872, Page 3

Advertisements received too late for Glassification. PRINCESS THEATRE, Lessees - Mkssrs Gedges & Willis. During Mr HOSKINS’ ENGAGEMENT, the Stage Management will be under his direction. FASHIONABLE NIGHT. Tills (Friday) EVENING. NOV. 22nd, First time of the one-act Comedy, BOOK THE THIRD, Chapter the First! Lucile Miss Florence Colville Octavo Dubourg Mr Hoskins Edmond de Mailly ... Mr IT. N. Douglas Concluding with, for the last time, A GAME OF SPECULATION. Mr Affable Hawk - - Mr Hoskins Mrs Hawk - Miss Florence Colville Sir Harry Lester - Mr H. N. Douglas Saturday Evening, Immense Programme I SIEGE OF STEALS UN I) and NAVAL ENGAGEMENTS. First appearance of Miss MABEL MR and MRS WALTER HILL Will shortly appear. ASONIC HALL, Last Evening Crowded with a most Enthusiastic Audience, THIS (FRIDAY) EVENING, NOVEMBER 22. FOR A FEW NIGHTS ONLY. MR ENDERBY JACKSON, Who in May, 18G8, received the honor of having presented to both Houses of Parliament, by command of her Most Gracious Majesty Queen Victoria a detailed account of his services in forwarding the cultivation and practice of Music throughout Great Britain, begs to announce that his LONDON STAR COMIQUE COMPANY, The Great London Comedian, MR HA RR Y RICKARD S, Who is pronounced the Greatest Comic Singer in the World, and who has had the honor of appearing throe times before H.R. H. the Prince of Wales and Suite, assisted in ENTERTAINMENTS COMIQUE by MISS CAR' IE RICKARDS, Burlesque ; relieved by MR HENRY 11ALLAM, Tenor Vocalist, Will appear as above. H ERBERTE. Consisting of-

PROGRAMME. Mr Harry Rickards will sing “ As Good as Gold,'’ “ Villiam Timothy Baggs,” “Pat-a-Cake,” “The Blighted Gardener, “Second thoughts are often the best,” “ I know my way about,” “ It’s nice to be a father,” and also appear with Miss Carrie Rickards in the Entertainments Coinh<jue of “A trip to Calais.” “Belgravia,” “Mother says I musn’t,” Mr Henry Hallatn will sing “ ’Twas Rank and Fame,” “Yon and I,” “ You’ll Remember Mo,” “The Nightingale’s Call,” “ In this old chair,” “The Anchor’s Weighed.” Musical Director—• M U JOSEPH M OSS, Who will preside, at Kirkman’s Grand Piano, supplied by Mr C. Begg. The Rickards’ Song Books, first and second editions, containing all the newest songs, to be had at the Hall. Prices of Admission Front Scats, 3a ; Second Seats, 2a ; Back Seats, la. Reserved at Mr Begg’a Music Warehouse, Princes street. Doors open at 7.30 ; to commence at 8 prompt. T . GEOR GE ’ S HALL ST PAUL’S CHURCH CHOIR CONCERT. THIS EVENING, NOVEMBER 22m>. PROGRAMME. Part 1, Duet Pianoforte Selections from “ Burbicre di Siviglia” Chorus—“ Vive 1c Roi” - • Balfe Song— “ Ruby” • • - V, Gabriel Song—“ The Iron Blacksmith” Hatton Trio—“ The Graces” - - Bosen Reading—(Mr Clapcott) Pianoforte Solo—“ Air Irlandais.” G. Smith Seng—“When night is darkest” E, Land Duet—“ “ 1 muse on thee” - Kiicken Interval of ten minutes. Part 11. Chorus—“ England” - ■ Hatton Song—“ When the Swallows” Abt Duet Pianoforte Song—“My Queen” • • Bluementhal Song—“ Molly Asthore” • Lavenu Duet—“ The Army and Navy” T. Cooke Reading—(Mr Clapcott) Song—“ Contemplation” - Anon Duct—‘“i would that my love” Mendelssohn God Save the Q.eeen. Doors open at half past 7 ; Concert to commence at 8. Tickets can be obtained at Wewt’s and Mr Begg’s Music Warehouses. Front Seats, 3s ; back do,, Is. SATURDAY, 23rd NOVEMBER, At \2 o’clock. To Builders and Parties Owning Vacant Allotments. On the Ground adjoining the Masonic Hall. BUILDING M A'I’ERl A LS, CORRUGATED IKON, &c., &c, WBARNETT AN D CO. , are instructed by Mr Tiltman to scdl by auction, on the ground, Moray Place, on Saturday, at 12 o’clock, A quantity of Building Materials, comprising Scotch Flooring, Oregon, Bine Gum, Doors, Sashes, and Corrugated Iron, almost new, in lots to suit purchasers. Terms cash. Wanted, a useful gdi of 15 or is. Apply at Esther and Low’s, George street. WANTED, Twelve Carpenters, Good Hands. 12s per day, at Guthrie and Co.’s Building, Princes street,