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Marlborough Express, Volume IV, Issue 191, 28 August 1869, Page 2

&fcbertusemcnts. Oats. THE Undersigned are PURCHASERS of OaTS. Hath:. Edwards & Co. Blenheim, July 23rd, 1869. 268 Mrs, Symons, DRESS-MAKER, MILLINER, &C., MAXWELL KOAX), BLENHEIM. Ladies’ own Materials made up. THEATRE KOYAL, JAMES’ ASSEMBLY ROOMS. O O U O IE IR, T FOR THE BENEFIT OP Mr. William Thompson, of the Big Bush, On Tuesday, August 31st, 1869, PROGRAMME : PART I. Selections—Band. Solo and Chorus —‘‘Some Folks.” ... Christy. Solo—“ Ah ! Death in thee.” ... Verdi. Comic Song— Solo—“ My Own my Guiding Star.” ... Macfarren. Solo—“ Would I were a Bird.” LOCAL SONG. Interval of Ten Minutes, PART 11. Selections—Band. Christy’s Minstrels. Scene—“ The Maoris am a coming.” Interval of Ten Minutes. part hi. Selections—Band, Tho whole to conclude with the screaming Negro Farce, entitled— CARNIVAL DE AFR IC. Doors open at 7 o’clock ; performance to commence at 7 k o’clock sharp. Admission : —Front seats, 35,; back seats, 2s. 344 Provincial Mall, Blenheim. THIS EVENING, AUGUST 28. MXI. QEOEQE OOTTHIIELr’fI NEW ORIGINAL DRAWING-ROOM ENTERTAINMENT, (musical and dramatic), “TABLE TALK,” AND “UNFRAMED PICTURES.” PROGRAMME: PART I. Adolphus Boosher, Esq., M.D., Introduces Three Types of Singing Men, — Cockles ••• as ... Tenor. Whilks Jack Smithers ... ... Comic. THE LONELY SHEPHERD, Or Reminiscences ot tne Past. Mr. Boosher is good enough to explain the circumstances. JOE SCARUM, the LONELY ONE. Scene—The Whare. The Doctor proposes a Change. The Gutta Percha Face. Recollections of the old Play-going Days. Sketch of an Examination of a Junior Class. Mr. Bore and his comfort to Dick. Bill and Harry. BEAUTY AND THE BEAST, A Fairy Tale and Musical Medley—Words by Vanderville, Music by Glover. An Interval of Ten Minutes. PART 11. LADY CLARA TRIMBLETON, and of her pristine glory. Song —“ I remember.” PROFESSOR FIDGET will read a paper on *• Gold.” Her Von Prozy explains “ Mystery ” most conconclusively, recites an “ Ode on the Empire City of Wellington, and sings a little German Mountain Air, with an equally understandable translation. WASN’T IT SHOCKING?” Mrs. Meals, who has buried three husbands, discourses on the “ Intense Passions.” To conclude with MISS DOODAH AND HER PARTNERS. Tickets may be had at Ewart’s and James’ Hotels, and at the Express Office. Front seats. 4s. j back seats, 2s. Doors open at Seven, to commence at half-past Seven o’clock.