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Evening Star, Issue 3916, 11 September 1875, Page 2

Qj U £ is ;n ’ S O i I S u, Lessees ... Messrs Steele and Keogh. Unprecedented Success, and Last u even Nights of thn<*e celebrated artistes, MR and MRS GEORGE DARRELL. Last Seven Nights. THE DARRELLS. MONSTER DOUBLE BILL. SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 11, Boucicault’s Groat Three-Act Drama, THE COLLEEN BaWN, Eily O’Connor Mrs George Darrell Uylw Na Coppaleen Mr J. B. Steels With all the original music, and the GREAT SENSATION SCENE. Concluding with, for the last time, George Damira Dramatic and Vocal Sketches, entitled THE MYSTERIES OF THE STAGE, In which he will introduce the serio-comic vocalist, with song, “Good Evening,” the Uon eomique, with song, “ Temple Bar,” and the royal reciter, with “ Charge of the Light Brigade.” MONDAY, SEPTEMRER 13, After great preparation, Byron’s celebrated lour act drama, entitled, BLOW FOR BLOW. Dress Circle, 4s; Stalls, 2s; Pit, Is. NOTICE! NOTICE!! NOTICE HI ffIEMPERANCE g A L L TO-NIGHT. TO-NIGHT. E, D. DAVIES, Premier Ventr loquist, and his Talented Company, During the evening a handsome trophy (by subscription) will bo pr* seated to YOUNG ~ “ SC *TT, The Boy Pedestrian, the Champion Walker of New Zealand. And (by particular desire) the presentation will be made by E. D. DAVIES. When he will walk one mile against time, Bmin. 3Gsec. Come and see Davies in his great task of singing in five distinct voices. New ISongs ! New Sayings 1 New Local Hits! Remembei, Popular Prices; Chairs, 3s; second, 2s; i ack seats, Is. Front seats can be secured at Murray’s Hotel for afternoon and evening. N.B.—E- D. Davies and Company will not perform on Monday and Tuesday, 13th and I4th, the hall being engaged. BTATATOi.', THE “MAN-FISH,” Who Eats, Drinks, and 'mokes U'DER WAiER. WELL APPEAR WtDNE DAY, SEPTEMBER 15.

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