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Gisborne Times, Volume XXVIII, Issue 2764, 19 March 1910, Page 4

During the late Charles .Fee-liter’s management of the Lyceum, the .actor •was frequently visited in his dressing-; room by the King '(then Prince of Wales), and on several occasions instructed his Royal visitor in the art of make-up. One day the King suddenly appeared 'before Queen Victoria in the guise of a tramp. Her Majesty, terrified and imagining that by some means or other a despicable character had gained access to the Palace, flew to the •bell, but before the attendants reached tlm apartment the Prince had thrown off his disguise. Naturally enough, he was very proud l of the fact that the Queen had failed to recognise (him : it is said, however, that- Her Majesty did not appreciate the joke to the extent that the perpetrator did.

ART OF SINGING. MR. G. LAMONT GURR, late Baritone Soloist St. Peter’s, Bombay, India, Teacher Voice Production, Singing and Deep-Breathing “Voice Culture and Interpretation,” HAS NOW OPENED his Studio at iTJiiion Bank Buildings, Gladstone Road. Hours: 10 till 1,2 till 6, and 7.30 till 8.30 p.m. Pupils prepared for R.C.M. and R.A.M., and Trinity College,. London, Examinations, will meet intending, lupils at Parau Street (Mrs Livick’f* Haiti F. C. FIDDY. (A.N.Z.A.A. by Exam.) lEGISTERED public account ant, AUDITOR, and COMPANY SECRETARY, LOWE STREET (opposite Masonic Hotel), Telephone 559. Traders’ Books Kept. Trust Estates Managed. Secretaryships Undertaken.