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Taranaki Daily News, Volume LIII, Issue 114, 22 August 1910, Page 1

rp H E A T R E ROYAL. Direction of J. C. Williamson, Ltd. Business Manager—Richard Stewart. TO-NIGHT MONDAY TO-NIGHT. TO-NIGHT MONDAY TOA'iGIIT. At 7.45. Positively this one night only. A/TR. J. 0. WILLIAMSON presents for the first time to New Plymouth playgoers the Grand Spectacular Panto mimic Extravaganza, ALADDIN ! ALADDIN ! ALADDIN ! ALADDIN ! Interpreted l by the following brilliant company, confidently put forward as an association of Comedians, Singers, Dancers and PantomimistS', absolutely unparalleled in this country:— Aladdin Marie Eaton Pekoe Stella. Selbourne Nicee Nance Maher The Slave of the Lamp Lena Ericson The Genii of the Rihg—Winnie Harbor Princess Badroulbadour Eva Moore Mrs. Twankey Harry Phydora (His reappearance here.) A'banrar Rupert Darrell Ting Ting Victor Loydall Chow Bert Watson Chop Clyde Cook Amenophis Edward Sutton The Emperor of Japan.. .J. M. Campbell Egyptians, Magician®, Japanese, Nobles. Populace, Australian iScouts, Shop Assistants, Fire Maidens. Cannibal Islandera, Billikins, Courtiers, etc. ' PRICE ANID REVOST. Tne World's Greatest Comedy Acrobats. WILLIAM HASSAN, The Best of all Donkey Men, And Grand Ballet of over 100 Dancers. Soloist: Miss iE. Sutherland. Over 350 people are concerned in the production. 14 Staged' by Mr. Gerard' Coventry. Stage Manager, J. C, Whitfield. Musical Director, Fred. Quintrell. Plans and Day : Sales at Collier's. Prices: Dress Circle and Reserved Stalls, 5/-; Stalls, 3/-; Pit, 2/-. Touring Manager: ,J. FARRELL. ipOWiN HAUL, STRATFORD. TO-NIGHT. TO-NIGHT. BIOGRAPH PICTUKES and ORCHESTRA. KING'S FUNERAL PICTURES Also "Life of Sampson" (1088 ft.), "The Hostage," "How a Sailor is Made,' "Canals of Copenhagen," "The King's Command," and. Grand Pantomime Picture, , ■' " A MOONMGHT DliEAM.'.' ; Prices: 2/- and I/-; Children's half-price G. H. Saunders, Manager. JHEATEB JJOYAL, THURSDAY, August 25. Q. RAN D TgNTERTAINMENT In aid of the RECREATION SPORTS GROUND. Part I. EXHIBITION OF ALL-STAR FILMS EXHIBITION OF ALL - STAR, FILMS EXHIBITION OF ALL-STAR FILMS By the Biograph Picture Co. Part 11. The Screamingly Funny Farcical Comedy, "BROWNE WITH AN <E'." «BROWiNE WITH AN 'E'." "BROWNE WITH AN 'EV EGMONT ROAD HALL. rpHE Annual Plain and Fancy Dress Ball will be held in the above hall on THURSDAY, August 25tih. First-class Music, Supper and Floor. Prizes will (be given for the best Fancy Costume (Ladies' and Gents'). TICKETS: Ladies, 2/-; Gents, 3/-; Double ticket, 4/-. A Ibus will leave Ambury's Corner at 7 o'clock p.m. for the Ball. Please book seats with Mr. B. Jury. L. BISHOP, Hon. Secretary. GRAND MILITARY BALL T®E MOST POPULAR BALL OF THE SEASON (TARIANAKI RIFLES'), Postponed on account of the death of the King, Will fbe held in the THEATRE ROYAL On THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 15. Catering, Music, and Management will be up to the usual standard always maintained at this popular function. Tickets (Gentlemen 3s, Ladies 2s) may be obtained from Members of the Company. H. WILLIS, Lieut., Hon. Secretary. MONEY TO LEND. £IOO TO £IO,OOO. QN Country and City Freeholds, on extremely reasonable terms. Apply to any 'Agency of the Government Insurance Department. J. H. RICHARDSON, \ ; ",\ ''' \ ■■■.,. .■ <