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West Coast Times, Issue 704, 26 December 1867, Page 3

Amusements. ■ /,-3 PRINCE OF WALEScHHI Sole Proprietor and Manager— -Mr flj^^B Bartlett. Stage Manager, Mr John Dunn. Actijj^H Manager, Mr C.~ Strasser. 'Scenic Artuj^H Mr W. J. Wilson. Leader of tl^HB chestra, Mr C. Eigenscbenck. P^^^^H Master, Mr James Liddy. Mr G. Cooper. Prompter, Mr J. Dui^H junr. MONSTER HOLIDAY 1 ATTRACTION, THE STAR DRAMATIC COMPANY AND NATHAN JUVENILE COMPANY. MISS ELOISE JUNO, MISS KATE RYDER, MISS ASH TON, MRS CROSBY, And numerous other LADIES. MR STUART O'BRIEN, MR JOHN DUNN, MR J. J. BARTLETT, And the Gentlemen of the Company. LA PETITE MARION, The Wonder of the World. MISS SELINA NATHAN, MISS JULIA NATHAN, Master ED, NATHAN, Master L. NATHAN, MRS B. M. NATHAN, MR J. SMALL, MR J. CHAMBERS, Thus forming the most perfect Company over introduced in New Zealand. DON'T FORGET! COME ONE, COME ALL ! ! THIS (BOXING) AFTERNOON AND EVENING! First performance of the great PA*NTOMIME which has been in preparation for the last threo months, entitled "HARLEQUIN GULLIVER on his Travels, or Old Father Christmas and the Fairy Queen of the Silver Glade, tho abode of the Court of Argentina, and the Ravine of Golden Ferns on the Lake of Loveliness." NINETEEN NEW SCENES BY WILSON. The Transformation and Grand Last Scenes are perfect masterpieces of scenic art, and excel anything of the sort ever produced in the Colonies. The Comic Scenes, Tricks, &c, full of fun and frolic, are entirely newPantomimists — Harlequin, Mr J. Chambers ; Pantaloon, Mr J. G. Joyce ; Clown, Mr F. Towers ; Columbine, Miss Julia Nathan ; Harlequina, Miss Lucy Ashton. Juvenile Pantomimists. — Harlequin, j Master E. Nathan ; Pantaloon, Master Evans ; Clown, Master L. Nathan ; Columbine, Miss Selina Nathan. Upwards of One Hundred Performers will appear. Fifty Children as Lilliputians. In the Evening the PANTOMIME willbe preceded by the HistoricalDramaof MARY, QUEEN OF SCOTS. Mary, Queen of Scots ... Mis 5 : E. Juno Lord George Douglas . . . Mr S . O 'Brien Sandy Macfarlane ... JohnDuna Doors Open — Afternoon at 2 o'clock, *to commence at half-past 2 o'clock. Evening, at half-pait 7 o'clock, to commence at 8 o'clock. Prices of Admission— Dress Circle, 6s; Stalls, 3s; Pit, 2s. Half-price to Dress Circle suspended during the run of the Pantomime. Numbered Reserved Seats in the Dress Circle may be secured at Mr Mendelson's, tobacconist, adjoining the Theatre. The Public are respectfully requested not to leave their Seats until after the Grand Last Scene. 11741 PRINCE OF WALES OPERA. HOUSE. Sole Proprietor, Mr J. J. Bartlett. FREE LUNCHEON, THIS (BOXING) DAY, FOR ONE AND ALL. 11742 CITY THEATRE. Proprietor, Mr. R. F. Ltjks. Lessees and Managers, Messrs Harding and Beater. Unprecedented success of GRAND CARNIVAi BALL For the first time on the West Coast will be given in a style unsurpassed in the Colonios, a GRAND VENETIAN BALL. Immense success of Deimling's Brass Band. That Prince of M.C.'s, Professor Raphael, will conduct. Admission to tho Ball Room, 2s 6cl ; Spectators, Is. Doors open at 7. Dancing to commence at half-past 7 o'clock. 11744