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Taranaki Daily News, Volume XXXXV, Issue 202, 22 September 1903, Page 3

|1 HKi TK E BOY AL. Under the direction of Mr. George Mo«grove. Manager Mr. Allan Hamilton. A GLORIOUS SUCCESS! NEVER In the annals of the oldest inhabitants of New Plymouth has such enthusiasm been heard within the four «alls of the local Theatre. TO-NlGliT! TUESDAY, 22ND SEPTEMBER. Positively LAST NIGHT, LAST NIGHT, LAST NIGHT OP GEORGE MUSGROVfc'S BRAND COMIC OPERA COIncluding MR, LKMPRIERE PRMGLK. When will be presented, for the first time hero, THE ROMANTIC SPANISH COMIO OPERA "THE BEREMADE" "THE SERENADE." "THE SERENADE" « THE SERENADE." "THE SERENADE' "THE SERENADE." The most superb and perfect representation of Conic Operas ever seen in Australasia. Ballets and Dances arranged sad Opera produced under the Stage Directorship of MB. EDWAHD LAURI, AUGMENTED GRAND OPERA CHORUS k OKOHE3TRA Under the baton of Vsr. Alberto Zelaian. GRAND OPERA CHORUS 07 60 YOIOHB and Augmented Grand Opera Orchestra. Box plan bow open at the Colonial Piano 00. Prises: 6s, Bs, and 2s, Day (ales at Avery's. Early doors Is extra. Touring Representative ... G. H. Barnes

SPECIAL EVANGELISTIC MISSION. PRIMITIVE METHODIST OHUROH, NEW PLYMOUTH, Conducted by Bliter Amy. Ooumenoing SUNDAY, 27th BBP TEVBEK AT 7.30 P.M., Continuing nntil FRIDAY, Sad OCTOBER. Baikey's Hjmn'a. Come and Bring a Friend.

TOWN BAND ANNUAL BALL WILt) SB HELD IN THEATRE ROYAL ON THURSDAY, IST OCTOBER. H. M. SOOTHAM, Hon Sea,

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