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Theatre Royal (Auckland) :Tonight (Friday) under the patronage of his Excellency Sir George Grey, for the benefit of the Manager, Mr S Rowe, when will be presented Shakespeare's brilliant comedy "Much ado about nothing" ... to conclude with the glorious burlesque of "Aladdin, the Wonderful Scamp". [1864].

Theatre Royal (Auckland) :Tonight (Friday) under the patronage of his Excellency Sir George Grey, for the benefit of the Manager, Mr S Rowe, when will be presented Shakespeare's brilliant comedy "Much ado about nothing" ... to conclude with the glorious burlesque of "Aladdin, the Wonderful Scamp". [1864].

Opera House Auckland :Monday Mar. 27. Re-appearance of Australia's greatest star, Maggie Moore and Mr H R Roberts the eminent Australian actor ... in ... "Struck oil". Printed at the Evening Post Theatrical and general Printing House, Willis Street, Wellington. [1899].

Opera House Auckland :Monday Mar. 27. Re-appearance of Australia's greatest star, Maggie Moore and Mr H R Roberts the eminent Australian actor ... in ... "Struck oil". Printed at the Evening Post Theatrical and general Printing House, Willis Street, Wellington. [1899].

Theatre Royal [Auckland] :Grand extra night, Regatta night, Friday, Jan[uary] 29th, 1858. Haines favorite nautical drama in three acts, entitle "My Poll and my partner Joe". To conclude with the favorite musical farce of the "Waterman". 1858.

Theatre Royal [Auckland] :Grand extra night, Regatta night, Friday, Jan[uary] 29th, 1858. Haines favorite nautical drama in three acts, entitle "My Poll and my partner Joe". To conclude with the favorite musical farce of the "Waterman". 1858.

Theatre Royal [Auckland] :Rob Roy and Blue Beard for the last times. Thursday Dec[ember] 31st, 1857, will be again presented the musical drama of "Rob Roy" ... with the grand Eastern "Blue Beard". 1857.

Theatre Royal [Auckland] :Rob Roy and Blue Beard for the last times. Thursday Dec[ember] 31st, 1857, will be again presented the musical drama of "Rob Roy" ... with the grand Eastern "Blue Beard". 1857.

Theatre Royal (Auckland) :Grand State night under the distinguished patronage of His Excellency the Governor. This (Friday) evening, Sept[ember] 9, will be presented for the last time, the successful comic drama of "Doing for the best" ... "Cool as a cucumber" ... "Medea". [1864].

Theatre Royal (Auckland) :Grand State night under the distinguished patronage of His Excellency the Governor. This (Friday) evening, Sept[ember] 9, will be presented for the last time, the successful comic drama of "Doing for the best" ... "Cool as a cucumber" ... "Medea". [1864].

Theatre Royal [Auckland] :Monday Jan[uary 4th, 1858. "Lady of Lyons; or Love and pride". ... to conclude with "Who speaks first; a matrimonial lesson". The performance will be under the immediate patronage and in the prescence [sic] of His Excellency Col. Thomas Gore Browne, C.B.

Theatre Royal [Auckland] :Monday Jan[uary 4th, 1858. "Lady of Lyons; or Love and pride". ... to conclude with "Who speaks first; a matrimonial lesson". The performance will be under the immediate patronage and in the prescence [sic] of His Excellency Col. Thomas Gore Browne, C.B.

Royal Victoria Theatre, Shortland Crescent :For the benefit of the Total Abstinence Societies Hall. Mr Buckingham having kindly granted the use of his theatre ... the public are respectfully informed that Thursday evening next, June 13th 1844 ... the evening's entertainment will commence with the admired drama of intense interest, entitled "The Gambler's fate!" ... after which a musical interlude ... the whole to conclude with (by particular desire) the laughable farce of "Lovers quarrels!". 1844.

Royal Victoria Theatre, Shortland Crescent :For the benefit of the Total Abstinence Societies Hall. Mr Buckingham having kindly granted the use of his theatre ... the public are respectfully informed that Thursday evening next, June 13th 1844 ... the evening's entertainment will commence with the admired drama of intense interest, entitled "The Gambler's fate!" ... after which a musical interlude ... the whole to conclude with (by particular desire) the laughable farce of "Lovers quarrels!". 1844.

Theatre Royal [Auckland] :Last week!! Grand Juvenile night. Saturday March 20th 1858, will be presented the moral play of "George Barnwell!, or The London Apprentice." [and] Favorite Medley Dance [by] Miss Batwell, to conclude with the celebrated French drama of "Robert Macaire!! or the Two murderers of the Auberge des Adrets". Monday next, will be presented the grand legendary drama of the "Corsican Brothers". 1858.

Theatre Royal [Auckland] :Last week!! Grand Juvenile night. Saturday March 20th 1858, will be presented the moral play of "George Barnwell!, or The London Apprentice." [and] Favorite Medley Dance [by] Miss Batwell, to conclude with the celebrated French drama of "Robert Macaire!! or the Two murderers of the Auberge des Adrets". Monday next, will be presented the grand legendary drama of the "Corsican Brothers". 1858.

Parnell Hall :Amateur ballad concert (under the patronage of Bishop and Mrs Cowie). Saturday evening, July 19, 1884. Programme ... concluding with "Mrs Jarley's wax works". Printed at "Evening star" Office. 1884.

Parnell Hall :Amateur ballad concert (under the patronage of Bishop and Mrs Cowie). Saturday evening, July 19, 1884. Programme ... concluding with "Mrs Jarley's wax works". Printed at "Evening star" Office. 1884.