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Auckland Star, Volume XLII, Issue 216, 11 September 1911, Page 12

MR. 01'. c. WILLIAMSON Presents The Greatest and Most Successful m , Play of our gencreUon OU.lt MISS GIBBS* OUR MISS GIBBS* OU.U MISS GIBBS By "Cryptos." Constructed by j' a , , r „ Lyrics byAdrian Boss and l'erev rL n "> ■Music by Ivan Caryll aSd Sfe* Interpreted by the FavouUte " C d Uoa " Incomparable ROYAL COMIC OPICRA koval comic opiciu company' With the following Great Cist ' ' The Honourable liughie Plerre^i'Jp Lord Eynsford .. Mr Andren- 8 "?./ 10 , 11 ® 111 ! Slithers Mr k i Belnsc '« The Earl of St. Ives ..''Mr C it •n Lesli# Mr Beavis M r Anh' r ? tOCk m, «*».... Timothy Glbbs .. .. Mr Berti P to., v (His first appearance here) S ' Lady Elizabeth Thauet .. Miss Connloxm Madame Jeauue .... Miss NeWf.wf °* The Duchess oC Minster 6 Wllßoll Mrs Farquhar .. ./I'^Mks^ellie^aiv' ll Clarita Miss lvy Schn ,^ Norah Miss E Etw. 1 nfi Sheila lx .Miss Beryl F J*n 2 a Kathleen Eileen CottSj Sybil Miss Jessie Caffvn Lady Connie Miss Elsie S^moa Lady Trlxie ... .. .. Miss Eileen Redmond La( ly Angela Miss la a Mlha Lady Muriel Mi JS Vera Pearce Lady Gwen .. .. Miss Leah Prltehard And Mary Gibbs Miss Blanche Browaa (Her first appearaace heTe). Incidental to the Second Act the Famoria DANSE DU VAURIEN. ' By Mr Fred. Leslie and ivy Scliillintr Musical Director .. Mr Fritz Hart Stage Manager .. Mr Fred Young PRICES: Dress Circle and Orchestral Stalls, G/; Stalls, 3/; Gallery, 1/. E at i, Door. Stalls fid. nailery 1/ extra. The Show Goods, Blouses, Hats, TTndeS skirts, etc.. in Act 1., kindly supplied hv Messrs. MILNE AND CHOYCE. LTD BOX PLANS for FIRST 6 NIGHTS and FIRST (Saturday) MATINEE at Wildmaik and Arey's. Day Sales at Martelli's, opn lI.M. Theatre. The LATE TRAIN TO OTAHUHU will leave Auckland at 11.15 p.m. every Wednesday and Saturday; to HENDERSON at 11.10 p.m. SAME NIGHTS during "OCR MISS GIBBS " Season. rnO-NIGHT, Junction Grey rTTO-NIGHT, -L TIVOLI Lynn-and X TIVOM THEATRE, Ponsonby THEATRE, NEWTON. Cars. NEWTON. Tonsonby Cars. QTEWAIIT'S Most Excel- "PICTURES ►OTEWART'S lent of All A ICTUMfS PROJECTION PERFECT. Applauded by Packed Houses on Saturday and Recognised by Patrons to be one of tta Greatest Pictures Ever Screened, 100 YEARS AGO, 100 YEARS AGO, "With Other Well-chosen Subjects. PRICES : 1/6, 1/, and 6d. 512 SALVATION ARMY, ALBERT-STREET, CITY. TO-NIGHT —8 O'CLOCK- TO-NIGHT Opening Ceremony by Chas. Grey, Esq. Musical Programme by the GARRISON BAND. 503 OIIURCH OF THE HOLY SEPULCHRE, MUSICAL COMEDIES, " CUPS AND SAUCERS," And " THE KNAVE! OF HEARTS." PARISH HALL, BURiDEIGH-STREET, THURSDAY, 14th INST, S p.m. Admission, 1/. 509 pBINCB'S H IXE ' Direction. Hayward's Enterprises, Ltd. BEST FLOOR IN AUCKLAND. WEDNESDAY NEXT, REPEAT BLACK & WHITE CARNIVAL. 5 to 7 SESSION, LADIES 6d; SKATES FREE. Except Wednesdays or Saturdays. A. GONARD, Manager. ROLLER WINDSOR ROLLER RINK. WINDSOR ROLLER RINK. WINDSOR ROLLER RINK. THREE LAMPS, PONSONBY. AUCKLAND'S LEADING RINK. E. C. McISWAN, Manager. RINK CARNIVALS and Fancy Dress Balls.—Fancy Dresses, Posters, Evening Dresses, Theatre Coats, etc., on Sale cl Hire. Sent to any part of the Dominion. Twenty-nine first prizes during 1910. Catalogue on application.—Miss McElwaln, 254» Queen-st. 'Phone 251. JjIREE QAS (QOOKERI jqemonstbation Will be given in gT. "pARISH j^EMUERA, TO-MORBOW (TUESDAY), 12th Sept, 7.50 p.m. WEDNESDAY, 13th Sept., 2.30 p.m. an 4 7.30 p.m. THURSDAY, 14th Sept., 7.30 p.m. FRIDAY, loth Sept., 2.30 and 7.30- p.m. Thursday Nights will be devoted tu Paper Bag Cookery only. Mrs Denny will be in attendance at th» Showrooms, 26, Wyndham-st., from tw* o'clock till four o'clock EACH AFIER* NOON, except Wednesdays and Saturaay., and will be pleased to give full informatloa with reference to the use of the Cookers. Anne LAND GAS CO.. LIMITED. .. BAMOPHONES ft^nnnH Gramophones XVecordb by the Most Celebrated Artists of the World. HORNLESS TALKING {MACHINES*, from £3. DOUBLE-SIDED RECORDS. AEen A. EI ADl ' AND O 0 ' 1 kAIMLER 112, QUEEN-ST. M°:cor Jj*Oß 2 IRE. T EE M otor H :[RE G aeag3 ' •PHONE 2005. _ ~jr?i pT IANIGAN'B ORCHESTRA OPEN FOR ENGAGEMENTS. Address: NO. 50, MURDOCH-RD., GREY LY^ "/pHAT GOLDEN DA l. Words by Roslyn. Music loy Walter Irapett. MDLLE. DOLORES' opinion:—"lt is ' very pretty melody; the words are also.,™ To my thinking it is a real song drawisgroom." IJADY & CO.