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Kumara Times, Issue 2661, 31 March 1885, Page 2

KUMARA HOSPITAL GRAND EASTER PETE.—Continued. Duet (The Lily and the Rose) Mesdames Harris and Spyer Song, comic (I can't make it out, can you?) ... Dr. MacCarthy Hornpipe Mr J. Ellery Song (Eileen Alannah) Mr R. J. Seddon Quick Step (Gentle Voices Calling) Brass Band To conclude with a short Negro Sketch. OECHESTRA, Kumara Brass Band, Leader, Mr Richards. Kumara String Band, Leader, Mr A. Miller ; Ist Violins, Mr P. Dungan and Mr A. Miller ; 2nd, Mr Wilby, Mr B. Bremond, and Mr W. Barnett ; Ist Cornet, Mr W. T. Richards; 2nd, Mr W. A. Spence ; Flute, Mr A. Ross ; Pianiste, Mrs Williams. Stage Manager, Mr Geo. Wood. Doors open for the Concert at halfpast Seven o'clock; Overture to commence at Eight. Admission to Concert: Front Seats, 3s ; Back, Seats, 2s ; to admit also to Recreation Ground. a mm® rill mii t Will take place after the Concert. Orchestra : Violin, Cornet, and Piano. All donations of goods will be received by Mr Geo. Wood, Dill man's Town; Mr Bruggeraann, Seddon street; or by the canvassers appointed for the purpose. R. E. WYLDE, Secretary. WESLEYAN TEA MEETING. THE Annual TEA MEETING on behalf of the Trust Funds of the Kumara WESLEYAN CHURCH will take place at the Theatre Royal, Seddon street, on THURSDAY EVENING next, 2nd APRIL, at halfpast six. Tickels, 2s 6d each. After the Tea, a few short ADDRESSES will be delivered by Ministers from Hokitika, Greyraooth, and Kumara. The Kumara Brass Band will be in attendance; and a number of select pieces of Music will be given by an efficient choir. The chair will be taken at Eight o'clock by R. J. Seddon, Esq,, M.H.R. IHEATRE pOYAL. A DRAMATIC ENTERTAINMENT Will take place on TUESDAY, APRIL 7th, 1885, By the DILLMAN'S TOWN DRAMATIC CLUB, On which occasion will be produced, The Grand Mythological Comedy, in Three Acts, entitled, PYGMALION & GALATEA. Dramatis Persons. Pygmalion (an Athenian Sculptor) Mr W. H. Raleigh Leucippe (a Soldier) ... Mr 0. Egden Chrysos (an Art Patron) Mr J. Rochford Agesimas (Slave to Chrysos) Mi- T. Thomas Mimos (Slave to Pygmalion) Mr H. F. Smith Galatea (an Animated Statue) Miss Nellie Rogers Cynisca (Pygmalion's Wife) Miss M. Dunn Daphne (Chrysos' Wife) Mrs Wilby Myrene (Pygmalion's Sister) Lady Amateur Scene : Pygmalion's Studio, near Athens. To be followed by the Thrilling Drama in Three Acts, of THE FATAL GLASS, OR THE DRUNKARD'S DREAM. Ambrose Verney (a YoungMiller) Mr W. H. Raleigh Joe Bennett (a Drunken Fellow) Mr J. Rochford Bob Shakes (who loves a glass of good beer) ... Mr J. Keller Walter Lisle (a Young Beginner) MrH.F. Smith Tom Finch (an Old Offender) Mr W. Williams Apple Jack (of the worst kind) Mr T. Thomas Stephen Mr 0. Egden Landlord Mr W T . Evenden Dick Jones Mr T. Evenden Ruffian MrH.F. Smith Mable Grey (The Drunkard's wife) Miss Nellie Rogers Fanny Shivers (who trembles at the name of rum) Miss M. Dunn Emma Lisle (a young Bride) Lady Amateur Dorothy (Mabel's Mother) Mrs Wilby Spirit of Temperance Miss A. Healey Villages, Neighbours, &c, &c. Selections will be played by the Kumara Brass Band during the intervals, under the leadership of Mr W. T. Rich nils. Prices of Admission : Front Scats, 3s ; Back Souls, 2s. Doors open at half-past Seven ; Curtain to rise at Eight o'clock.