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West Coast Times, Issue 165, 29 March 1866, Page 3

Amusements. ; PRINCE OF WALES OPERA HOUSE. Proprietors— Messrs Moon & Babtlett. Managor— Mr Thomas Lenton. BENEFIT OF GEORGE RIDGWAY , 1 AND LEON SAMWELLS. THIS EVENING, MARCH 29th. LAST NIGHT BUT ONE OF THb' WONDROUS LENTON TROUPE. MISS ROSA COOPER &Mr LIONEL ' HARDING in a new skotch by J. B> ,~ V. Buckbtone, Esq., entitled " CAUGHT AT LAST.'* Mr GEORGE RIDGWAY on tho FLYING TRAPEZE. On which occasion ho will introduce many New Feats, including the Double Somerset from Bar to Bar, an act that has never before been attempted by any othor artiste in tho world. THE LILLIPUTIAN CLOWNS For tho last time. LEON SAMUELS AND HORATIO NELSON on tho FLYING TRAPEZE. THOMAS LENTON AND. LEON SAMUELS in their groat Performanco with the FOUR GLOBES. PROGRAMME— PART I. "■ The Performance will commence with a # screaming sketch by Buckstone, entitled CAUGHT.' AT LAST, vIllustrating the adventures of a gentleman running away from his wife. Mr Gregory Greonfinch — the gentleman above alluded to - Mr Lionel Harding ' Mrs Gregory Greenfinch (tho wife) - - Miss Rosa Cooper . Countess do Rambatean Miss Rosa Cooper ' Charley Bates - - Miss Rosa Cooper Captain Eatim - - Miss Rosa Cooper The Duel— The Fatal Shot— The Reconciliation — Interesting Denouement. INTEBVAL OF TEN MINUTES. Horizontal Bar -G. and T. Ridgway and , L. Samwells Rock Harmonicon - Horatio Nelson La Perche Equipois - Leon Sumwells and John Ridgway Bending Act - - Herbert Skelton Elegant act with four globes, or Sport of Atlas - Thomas Lontcn & Leon Samwells Lillipution Clowns, by those Petite Artistes Frank and John Lenton. No one should miss this wonderful- act by the two smallest Gymnasts known. Double Trapeze by Leon Samwolls. and Horatio Nelson AN INTERVAL OF TEN MINUTES. v • Grand trial of skillby.the LE N TO N T.RO.U PE. The Educated Monkeys will be intro- ' duced by their tutor, Signor Luigi Ferrari, and perform a number of new Feats. Great Sensation Act , . , ON THE FLYING TRAPEZE, By Goorge Ridgway., The Audience are . atsured that this - Great Act may bo, witnessed without tho slightost apprehension of danger. The Management beg. to < anmonnc© that this is most positively ( the. lait appearance but one of the above celebrated Troupe, arrangements having been com* . ple'ted for their sailing by the Tararua for Sydnoy on Monday next". . ( ( . SATURDAY, 31st MARCH; \ . ' <' ' Grand Complimentary Benefit, tendered by tho Lenton Troupe to Mr Bartlott, and last appoarance of tho Lonton Troupe. Dross Circlo, 6s ; Stalls, 4s ; Pit, 2s. Privato Boxos to admit six, £3 3s. • Soats maybe secured at Pahn& Mendelson's Cigar Divan, adjoining the Theatre. Doors Open at Half-past 7 ; Commence at 8 o'clock precisely. 2000 fpHEATRE ROYAL, ; Arrived per s.s. " Kennedy," THE COMEDY TROUPE. SATURDAY NIGHT, 31st MARCH, FIRST NIGHT, ' Tho performance will commence with tho elegant Drama of DON CAESAR DE BA^AiST. An interlude of Singing and Dancing. To conclude with tho laughablo Farce, WHITEBAIT AT GREENWJCIt ■i ' , See future programme. , , , Stage Manager... .. Mr Fbank Towebs, -. 1997 Lost and Found, . jfilA REWARD.— Lost on Saturday 3jjLv/ l asfc> on tuo North Road from , luiniori to Hokitika, a Pocket Book, containing Money and Bank Doposit (Receipts. Tho finder will recoivo the above ■ reward on bringing tho Pookot Book with its contents to Barrott's Hotol, Hokitika. March 25, 1866. • • 1934 MR.- E. GUSH, a letter for you at our , Ofllco, Bai^t,\ Houghtom $ Co. Whwf-s&o*;, ™ W9<