Amusements. THEATRE E. O Y A L. SATURDAY, Ist SEPTEMBER, 1877. Grand Production of the realistic moral Drr — of UNCLE TOM'S CABIN; Or, Life Amongst the Lowly! N'EW SCENERY. NF.W PROPERTIES, GRAND EFFECTS. UNCLE TOM'S CABIN, With the following strong caste:— Senator Bird .. Mr. Shelby Haley ... George Hams .. Jonathan Budd Uncle Tom Aunt Chloe Andy ... Mungo ... TUiza Harris rs. Shelby rs. Bird Mrs. Budd Topsey ... Jane Rose Harry ... Eva Mr. R. W. Rede Mr. J. Hesford Mr. Harry Stonehanx Mr. L. St. Lawrence Mr. T. Williams Mr. Sara Howard Mr. H in-y Emmett Mr. Pii : ll Gibbons Mr. Ro'it. Scott Miss. A. Stoneham Miss L. Lawrence Mrs. Hesford Mrs. Stoneham Mr. Geo. Davenport Miss Wilson Miss Bell Little Wilson Miss Wyatt SCENES INCIDENTAL TO DRAMA—1. Uncle'Tom's Cabin in Tennessee 2. Drawing-room of Mrs. Shelby 3. Interior of the Old Ferry House 4. The Great Ice Scene, the Frozen River 5. Cotton Field in Louisiana, introducing THE PLANTATION FESTIVAL 6. The Slave Mart 7. Inside of Uncle Tom's Cabin 8. Grand Apotheosis Ascent of Eva and Uncle Tom to Heaven ! Songs and Dances incidental to Drama Old Black Joe ... ... Mr. Phillip Gibbons Topsej's Fling ... Mr. George Davenport Cotton Field Song ... Company Come All You Freedmen and Join Together ... Messrs. Gibbons and Davenport New Orleans Swell ; Mr. Bobt. Scott Plantation Walk Round Company O Fair Lady ... Gibbons and Davenport Way Down on the Swannee River ) Massa is in the Cold Cold Ground > Company Carry Me Back to Old Virginia ) The Plantation Scene introduces the VAUDEVILLE COMPANY In New Specialities. Between the acts, O N Z A L O ! Premier Gymnast, will appear in his new and and sensational performance never seen in this section, entitled the CLOUD SWING. Notwithstanding the great expense in the production of Uncle Tom's Cabin, THE PRICES WILL REMAIN THE SAME AS USUAL. TO-NIGHT (SATURDAY), SEPT. 1. LAST NIGHT ! LAST NIGHT ! LAST NIGHT ! LAST NIGHT ! OF THOMPSON'S GREAT SOUTHERN DIORAMA OP THE AMERICAN WAR. TWO SILVER WATCHES TO-NIGHT. A LIVE PIG TO-NIGHT. THE CELEBRATED VENTRILOQUIST, LIEUT. HERMAN. HIS FAREWELL APPEARANCE TO-NIGHT. The leading Prizes for this evening will comprise— Two Splendid Silver Watches A Live Pig Sovereign Electro-plated Tea and Coffee Service (four pieces) Pair of Opera Glasses Electro-silver Fish Knife and Fork Pair of handsome-Vases, and 70 or 80 other Gifts. Prices of Admission.—Front stats (three sealed 3s.; gallery (two sealed envelopes), 2s. ; back seats (one sealed envelope), Is.; children half-price to f seats and gallery. Doors open at half-past 7; overture at 8 sharp. THIS AFTERNOON, LAST GRAND MATINEE, LAST GRAND MATINEE, Commencing at 3 p.m. When every child attending the Diorama will receive a present. Prices of Admission to Matinee : Children, back seats, 6d.; front seats, Is. Adults, ta Matinee : Back seats, Is.; front seats, 2s. THE ST. PETER'S CHOIK WILL GIVE AN ENTERTAINMENT ON TUESDAY EVENING,- SEPTEMBER 4, At the Ghuznee-street Schoolroom, Commencing at 8 o'clock. The proceeds will be for the benefit of a sick member of the Choir. Admission : Front seats 2s. Second seats ... ... ... Is. Tickets may be obtained at Messrs. Lyoa and Blair's, Mr. C. Bonnington's, or from any member of the Choir. THE AMATEUR TEMPERANCE MINSTRELS WILL GIVE A BENEFIT AT THE ODD FELLOWS* HALL, ON MONDAY, 3rd SEPTEMBER, For a Family in Distress. For further particulars, see programme. Tickets may be had all over the town. Admission: 35., 25., and Is. Doors open at 7.30; to commence at 8. Under the patronage of the Officers and" Members of the Wellington Artillerj Volunteers. The excellent BAND of the Artillery Volunteer Company will perform selections during the evening. J. TURNER, Treasurer. l DRAMATIC AND MUSICAL ENj_\. TERTAINMENT will be given in the. Boulcott-street Catholic Schoolroom on TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 4, 1877, when some well-known amateurs (who have kindly offered thejr services) will perform. Doors open at 7.30; commence at 8 o'clock. EVERAL SUMS of MONEY TO BE k i LENT on good freehold security. MOORHOUSE & EDWARDS, Solicitors, Featherston-street, Wellington. "ONEY in sums of £2OO, £3OO, £SOO, £7OO, up to £IB,OOO, to be advanced on freehold security. Apply to ROBERTSON, SELLAR, & CO., Featherstou- street.
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New Zealand Times, Volume XXXII, Issue 5130, 1 September 1877, Page 1
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681Page 1 Advertisements Column 7 New Zealand Times, Volume XXXII, Issue 5130, 1 September 1877, Page 1
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