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Auckland Star, Volume XLIV, Issue 58, 8 March 1913, Page 12

FINAL PERFORMAMCB '1 FINAL PERFORMANCE S'% 01 --;."' ■"% -'»f ..j GET-RICH-QUICK WALLr\-fJFOT.i ' 1 GET-RICH-QUICK WALLTNf]|gSS',V FAREWELL TO - ' * • '] Rufus Walllngford •"' >' : \ y -\ Blackie Daw, , Mj ."-{ and .- .*- '•('■ '.'■'. j All the dear delightful o M _ '. ..: | Let nothing short of not bavin, th* _fil stop you from witnessing th„ pric| i final representation. ". ■'■ -1 Direction j r wiiiui.' 'I Manager "feW FAREWELL TO N.Z,' &_ LAST NIGHT -a,,t'^'l LAST NIGHT ■~' ''/ - ! Of . ' H GET-RICH-QUICK WALLINGFORn ! GET-RICH-QUICK WALLINGFOnfr # GET-RICH-QUICK WALLINgIorE"H I The Record-breaking Lauehim. ■'■„ '" '"-"'i Which has achievedthe' 1 most successful tour of any comedy previqoaly, ■■'■■•-/ '.. staged in the Dominion.. ' » i, FAREWELL APPEARANCF FAREWELL APPEARANCE .- of • ■ r. j FRED NIBLO >..',- AS J. RUFUS WALLINGFOBD HARRY CORSON CLARKE'' AS BLACKIE DAW, ' ' ' and .-'; s . J. C. WILLIAMSON'S SPLENDID COMPANY, , ■'" Unquestionably the happiest orra_,H».. - of star comedians which has yet ?S_SIS New Zealand. ■' 7 WT*-[ GET-RICH-QUICK WALLINGFORp;' | SHATTERS GLOOM. SCATTERS'S»'•■'"-■ I Plans at WalkeT's Phoneries «wDay Snles may also be purchased.' • i:-™ : ':" Prices: Dress Circle and Reserved s_T '"■' 6/r Stalls, 3/; Gallery, 1/; Early Door'B_-K and Gallery, 1/ extra. -~™ r -'- THE BLUB BIRD. f THE BLUE BIRD. V ; '"■•"•' Maeterlinck's World-renowned 'tain '_&■'■ A gloriously beautiful work, treated wttti^ supreme grandeur. a? . V HIS MAJESTY'S THEATRE, i r EASTER SATURDAY, MARCH 22. JJIS QTOEiTBiti: Lessee •■.'. C. B.:R»Ue>£ Direction AUen-DoinS The Dramatic. Event of 1913-Happens-« * MONDAY NIGHT NEXT—MONDAY •'■•*■ . NIGHT, When " " '•;'../ fiji'y) ALLEN "jScfriirti.,,'' •' "■ ' Opens his Auckland 1 Season -In' ihe -Slneicii"! ! ';/■ Costume "Drama* -:'..„: '.' - "S ''_^ E EAB I s GOF:TiHE:pREES."''.!, x,«r<,~ > With tne foll °wlng cart: ' ' ''SSrn&hl'-K- -•••-•:• tyiici^;; Mrs. O Callflghan ......... Mls'gvEfhei faffiM Peggy McGinnis Mlas - Connie Krt'X Squire Fitzgerald ........'Fjrank'CnlllnJii. Captain Adair ; ; Tom,Bi_«ri: Gill MeDongall ..Donald W.'-Ulfc*H ; Kitty Adair Miss Ethel; BashfertS-^ Murtagh McNamnra ........ 'FrMikCatttt& NORA McNAMARA. MISS EDNA _Bl*t3" PHILLIP FITZZGERALD ALLEN DOOMS? Sir Eustace Vane ........ -'GUte'r t^nbui£-? OSnaunessy ....,...:.;...,-: J»j_,-;B__.' ConnoUey Onslow "Edpwoita. Flnnegan - Ro« ,Crw*SV. Myles- O'Feegan ......#.... .W4n»t»-Itfl»rr A play that Is founded in the-imitter'oo r '' costumes and scenery, and this; Nation! ~ Songs help to emphasise the: old-tin* Romantic 'Irish Atmosphere. ■ . MONDAY NIGHT NEXT—MORDAI; NIGHTj, , \\Mi , MR. DOONE WILL. 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