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Thames Guardian and Mining Record, Volume I, Issue 224, 27 June 1872, Page 1

Amusements. THEATRE ROYAL, Graiiamstown mis (T HUIIS DA Y) EVENING, 1 June 27, MRS MITCHELL has the honor to announcc that her Annual Concert will be given THIS EVENING, the 27th inst,, under the especial patronage of Major Cooper, the Officers and Members of the Thames Engineers, Scottish Volunteers, Thames Rifle Rangers, Nos. 1,2. 3, Companies Hauraki Rifle Volunteers, Thames Naval Brigade, and the Odd Fellows (Waikato Lodge, No. 5444.) " ' The Band of the Rifle Volunteers have kindly consented to assist. PROGRAMME. Selection—Band Chorus— ‘‘ Spring’s Bright Glances ”—(Sonambula) Song—“ Captive Greek Girl ’’—Mrs Mitchell Song—“ Would I were with Thee”—Mr Heath Song—“ Kathleen Mavourneen ” —Mrs Robson Duet—“ I heard a voice ’’—Mrs Kilgour and Mrs Mitchell Instrumental quartette—Bandmaster Morris, Sergeant Carpenter, and Messrs Rowe and Dunstau Song—“ 0 Erin my Country ” —Miss Hawkes Grand Sccna—The “ Misere,” from Trovatorc. Leonora—Mrs Mitchell. Interval of Ten Minutes. Valentine Gallop (by request)—Band Presentation of testimonials (on behalf of the Thames Rifle Rangers) to Sergeant Major Grant by Major Cooper and Mrs Williams; aud to H. Williams Esq., (late Captain) by Lieutenant Rea. Solo and Chorus—“ With a laugh as we go round ” —(Bennett) Song—“ II Bacio ’’ —Miss Blake Song—“ My old friend John ”—Mr Mitchell Ballad—“ I cannot mind my wheel, mother ” —Miss Laura Wiseman Song—“ Ring on Sw’eet Augelus ’’—Mrs Mitchell Trio—“ Ti prego ’’—Mrs Mitchell, Mr Austin aud Mr Mitchell Chorus—“ Tramp now tramp ” “ God Save the Queen.” Admission—Dress Circle, 3s : Stalls, 2s : Pit, Is. Doors open half-past 7, concert to commence at 8 p.m. ACADEMY OF MUSIC, G R AII AMS T OWN. rpms (THURSDAY) EVENING, 1 27, GAS! GAS! GAS! JUNE GAS! FIFTY VOLUNTEERS are invited to take the LAUGHING GAS This Evening. There will be no Mesmerism or Phrenology, The Programme is LAUGHING GAS ONLY! Admission, !s ; Stalls, 2s ; Gallery 3s. THEATRE ROYAL. RE-OPENING FOR A DRAMATIC SEASON OF ‘TWELVE NIGHTS ONLY, The Company positively re-appear in Auckland on July 15, to support MR HOSKINS and MISS F. COLVILLE, Who will have returned from the South. MR. B. N. JONES Begs to inform his friends and the public in general that neither time nor expense will be spared in the Fine, Great Productions of this season, viz. : NOT GUILTY ! ROCAMBOLE ! ELFIE ! SERPENT ON THE HEARTH ! FEMALE BLUEBEARD, &c. SATURDAY EVENING; June 29, The Great, Sensational Drama; in four Acts, of NOT GUILTY! Full particulars in day billsPrices of Admission : Boxes, 3s j Stalls. 2s ; Pit, Is. PRELIMINARY ADVERTISEMENT. THAMES ENGINEER VOLUNTEERS. Grand Amateur Performance in aid of the Library Fund Thames Mechanics' Institute, ON THURSDAY, JULY 4, IN THE THEATRE ROYAL. Programme—Part L Glee —By the members of the Thames Eligineer Glee Club. Solo —By Miss Laura Wiseman Solo—By Mrs Robson Glee—By the members of the Thames Engineer Glee Club. Solo—By Miss Blake Solo—By Mrs Solomon Part 11. Selections from RICHELIEU. Characters by lady and gentlemen amateurs. Part 111. Screaming Farce, “Id ON PARLE FRANCAIS.” The whole to conclude with TABLEAUX VIVANTS, shown by the Lime Light, representing the Independence of America, and the national song, “ The Star Spangled Banner,” by full band and chorus. At half-past seven o’clock the Lime Ligh will be exhibited from the roof of the Theatre Royal by Mr J. 11. Severn, who has kindly consented to give his assistance.