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Gisborne Times, Volume VII, Issue 410, 8 May 1902, Page 3

ROYAL, rs II E A T R E JL Gisborne. Under the direction and management » o! Mr Harry Rickards MONDAY AND TUESDAY NEXT, May 12th and 13th. THE GREATEST THEATRICAL EVENT OP THE CENTURA ! MR HARRY RICKARDS Will introduce to the Gisborne Public his No. 1 COMPANY OP VAUDEVILLE STARS, Headed by the GREAT CINQUEVALLI. In submitting this Gieat Combination of English, Arne; Scan, and Continental Star Artists, Mr Rickards confidently anticipates the Same Brilliant Success and liberal, support that lias followed the performances of these Celebrated Stars throughout • the world.

THE GREAT PAUL CIftQUEVALU L’lN COMPARABLE, Absolutely the greatest Juggler on the face of the Earth, whose Marvellous Performances have created a Profound sensation in every part of the MADAME LYDIA Y EaMa in b-TJLr (J S, THE PEERLESS LYRIC ACTRESS AND TRAVESfY QUEENj Assisted by the,Talented Pianist, FREDERICK J. TITUS, THE ESSENCE OF REFINEMENT, In an Entertainment pronounced by Press and Public MIRTH AND MUSIC. CHAS. COLLEY & ALICE WAY, COLLEY & ALICE WAY, THE J GREATEST VENTRILOQUIAL NOVELTY ON THE VAUDEVILLE STAGE, Introducing their FAMOUS DANCING DOLL. PROFESSOR CHAS. WRIGLEY, The Eminent English Saxophone and Clarionet Soloist. MISS NITA LEETE, One of Australia’s Most Favorite Contralto Vocalists. MR JAMES C'PIE, The Prominent Young South Australian Baritone. Eva—THE DIAMOND DUO—Evolyn Tile Talented Vocalists, Dancers, and Banjo Experts, Cl-as.—WALKER AND MAY—lda America’s Champion Gold Medal CakeWalkers and Speciality Artists. Note.—On Tuesday there will be a ■complete change of items,. Prices of Admission —Is, 2s 6d, and Is. Early Door Tickets to Stalls and Pit, (Id extra. To be nad at Miller's. Box Plan opens at Miller’s this morning, at-Id. MATINEE, TUESDAY AFTERNOON, at 2,30, When Children will he admitted at Half-price. M. MARCUS, Touring Manager. JOHN C LEETE, Business Manager.

CHAMBER CONCERTS FIRST CONCERT. TO-NIGHT! TO-NIGHT! THURSDAY, MAY 8 th, 1902. ACADEMY OF MUSIC. Subscribers may book at Chrisp and Son’s up to 1 o’olook to-day (Thursday). For those unable to book before that time, the Plan will be open at the Herald office until 7 p.m. Subscribers may obtain EXTRA TICKETS at the Door. • Vocalist; MISS MACGINNITY (Wellington).

NOTICE. WE would respectfully direct the attention of the public to the fact that we are SOLE AGENTS for New Zealand for the famous Pianos by JOHN BBOADWOOD & SONS. Persons requiring this particular instrument would do well to verify authenticity as regards maker before purchasing, in order to avoid being misled by similarity of names. THE DRESDEN PIANO CO. F. W. BEALE, Representative. CECIL LEWIS, Local Agent. TELE PUBLIC. —Wanted Known, that X KIA-ORA BUTTER was not raised in i pries till first May.