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Gisborne Times, Volume XXVI, Issue 2314, 6 October 1908, Page 1

JJ-IS -j^J-AJESTY’S rjJTHEATRE GISBORNE ORCHESTRAL SOCIETY SECOND SUBSCRIPTION ECOND SUBSCRIPTION CONCERT TO-NIGHT! TO-NIGHT! OCTOBER 6th, 1908. TO-NIGHT! TO-NIGHT! PROGRAMME. Part I. 1. Overture, “Siege of Rochelle” Balfc Orchestra. 2. Song, “Kashmiri Song”... .Amy Woodford e-Fiuden Mr. W. Johnston Brown. 3. Transcription, “Alia Stella Conlidento” Robaudi Orchestra. - •, 4. Songs— •- ' ;• .. (a) “The Love Song of liar Dyal Batten. (b) “Yo San” Arny Woodfordc Finden Miss Blanche Garland. 5. Duo for Harp and Piano—“Amadis” “March Fantasie” Obertliur Piano: Mrs. M. L. Foster. Harp: Mr. D. Vita. INTERVAL. Part 11. 1. Grand Concert March, “Maria di Gand” Mattel Orchestra. 2. Songs— . (a) “The Rose” Noel (b) River and the Sea” Johnson Mr. W. Johnston Brown. 3. (a) Dance “Anitras Daiice’ (“Peer Gynt” Suite) Grieg (b) Selection, “Merry Widow” Lehar Orchestra. 4. Song, “Out on the R0ck5”...........Sainton Dolby Miss Blanche Garland. 5. Selection,. “Gondoliers” ...Sullivan Orchestra. “God Save the King.” ' JAS. CHRISP, Hon. Sec.

SATUTAHI PUBLIC H ALL. TURANGA MUSICAL SOCIETY’S FIRST CONCERT. Will be held on THURSDAY NEXT, October Btli. Reserved few TICKETS—2 s; Seats at 3s. Doors open 7.30; Commence at o; Carriages 10.15. Hon. Sec.

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PICTURES WILL VISIT GISBORNE, when, the Public will no doubt show their sympathy by attending the same. Profits from the Bioscope Visit go to support the Missionary, Social, and Rescue Work. , ' Among the Pictures wdl be the special AMERICAN FLEET Visit to Auckland, taken by Brigadier Perry, the S.A. Biorama Expert. THIS IS REAL—NO FAKE. Beautiful New Programme. Great Variety. Up-to-date Subjects. BIURAMA EXHIBITIONS. 6000 ft Merino- Pictures. Illustrated Songs. Still Pictures. Humorous, Instructive, Profitable. The whole interspersed at intervals with MUSIC- and S ONI G. PLEASANT EVENING INDEED. POPULAR PRICES —Dress Circle and Reserved Stalls 2s. Stalls and Pit Is. Children, half-price. MATINEE: Saturday Afternoon, October 10th, at 2.30 p.m., His Maiesty’s Theatre. SUNDAY, Oct. 11th, after Church. Special Sacred Programme of Scenes of the Life of Christ, and Memorial Service of departed officers. GEO. DICKENS, Adjutant.

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