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Evening Star, Issue 4204, 17 August 1876, Page 2

--- -p % I . " ~ - - '- ■— 11 *■ ' ■ pKINOKSS’S THE AT BE. Leasee and Manager: Mr Hoskins, THE TWO ORPHANS. .. . The greatest success over witnessed Call sfter Call. < The Snow Scene, the most realistic picture wit nessed on any stage, » The Last Act created a ptyieet/wjwe of excitement. THIS (Thursday) EVENING, AUGUST 17, The Original Version of the grand sei sa lion Pl+y, in four acts and seven tableaux, entitled THE TWO ORPHANS. Louise {The Two } ... Miss Alice Dunning < > (Lingard} Henriette ( Orphans j Miss Florence Coitville Pierre (a cripple) Mr W, H. Lingard Picard (a valet) Mr Hoskins And every Member of this Large Company. Seats may be reserved at.Bevg’e. JpRINCESS THEATRE. TO-MORROW. FRIDAY, Grand Fashionable Night. —By Special Request. OUR BQY3. William Horace Lingard in Twelve New Sketches. To be preceded by A FAST TRAIN. QU BEN’S THEATRE. Stage Manager ... Mr 1. F. Keogh. Unabated Success of these Talented Artistes, THE DARRELL H. MR and MRS] GEORGE DARRELL. THIS (Thursday) EVENING,fAUGUST 17, The celebrated drama LEAH, THE FORSAKEN. Leah' Mrs George Darrell (Her most celebrated impersonation, and positively her last appearance in New Zealand in that character.) Rud01f..... Mr George Darrell FRlDAY—Farewell Benefit to MR GEO. DARRELL. Enormous attraction, RUY BLAS. THE WONDER. And other entertainments. In preparation, George Darrell’s original drama, TRANSPORTED FOR LIFE. Box Office at West’s. ANQING.— The Classes hitherto conducted by Mr •!. Kelly at St. George’s Hall will be held at the Temperance Hall, Moray Place, for the future. Stuart street, August 4,1876.

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