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Auckland Star, Volume LVI, Issue 192, 15 August 1925, Page 20

AMUSEMENTS. TTIS- 11/TAJ-STY'S IT—E.VTRH. Direction: J. C. WILLIAMSON (X.Z.), LTD TO-NIGHT, AT 8 O'CLOCK. FIVE NIGHTS ONLY. . THE FAMOUS STAR, MAURICE TVfOSCOVITCH AURICE AYXoSCOVITCH In His Celebrated (Production of , "f-HE TITERCHANT f\F -VENICE." "A. HE -"A-ERCHANT vf V ENICE." Maurice Moscovitch in his New and Original Interpretation of SHYLOCK. as played by him with triumphant success In England, Europe, America and South Africa. Associated with Mr. 'Maurice Moscovitch will be a brilliant company of Speciallyselected Artists. The Cast will be as follows:— MAURICE -JX/TOSCOVITCH AURICE ATAqsCOVITCH AS SHYLOCK. AS SHYLOCK. Together "With Arthur Greenaway Antonio Charles Hawthorne Salarlno •Raymond iLawrence Salanio lan McLean. Bassanio Richard Webster Lorenzo 'Basil Bowen •' Gratiano Jean Robertson Portia Eileen Sparks Ncrissa G. Kay Souper Prince of Morocco Xat Madison Launcelot Gobo H. Mackenzie-Rogari Old Gobo Isobel Wilford Jessica H. Mackenzie-Rogan Prince of Arragon Wynne Bronte Balthazar Charles Dawrence Tubal H. Mackenzie-'Rogan Duke of Venice Magniflcoes of Venice, Officers of the Court of Justice, Gaoler, Servants to Portia, and other Attendants. Play Produced by .. MR. MOSCOVITCH. Tlie whole production will be presented on a complete and elaborate scale, embodying the original and new conceptions of the play by Mr. Maurice Moscovitch. It will' appeal by its power, its beauty and its novelty, 'not only to the Shakespearean enthusiast, but to every patron of the theatre. •PLANS FOR THE SEASON NOW OPEN VT LEWIS R. EADY AND SON, LTD., TILL 12 O'CLOCK, THEN WITH DAY. SALES AT THEATRE CONFIECTIONERY. PRICES: Dress Circle and Reserved Stalls, S/; Stalls, 4/; Gallery, 1/6. Early Doors, Stalls and Gallery, 1/ extra. All plus tax. Manager: ALEX. F. "WILSON. TTIS TLTAJESTY'S rnHEATRB, J. C. Williamson, Ltd., Lessees. Commencing T7IRIDAY, AUGUST <£L SEASON OF LAUGHTER. J. W. Meade Presents * WARREN WARD, Supported by MISS CLARICE WARNER And Company of Comedy Artists, in Brandon Thomas' evergreen Farcical Comedy, " CHARLEY'S AUNT," "CHARLEY'S AUNT." " CHARLEY'S AUNT." Funny enough to make a Cat Laugh. Cast of Characters in order of appearance :— Jack Chesney Geoffrey Weston. Brassett (Collge Scout) J. McKinley. Charley Wickham (Jack's Chum) .... Albert Thomas. LORD FAXCOURT BABBERLY (Bab*) WARREN WARD. " I'm Charley's Aunt from Brazil, where the nuts come from.:' Amy Spettigue (Charley's SweetAunt) Miss Beatrice Adell. Kitty Verdon (Jack's Sweetheart) . .-. . '•■ Miss Winifred Lloyd. Colonel -Sir Francis Chesney (Jack's Father) O'Connor Desmond. Mr. Stephen* Spettigue (In love with the Aunt) Charles Archer. Donna Lucia d'Alvadorez' (from Brazil —the real Aunt) Miss Clarice Warner. Ella Delahey (her Ward) Miss Molh- Shean. SYNOPSIS. Act I.—Scene: .tack's Room, St. Olde's College, Oxford (Morning). YOU LAUGH! Act 2.—Garden Outside Jack's Room (Noon) YOU SHRIEK! Act 3.—Mr. Spettigue's Drawing Room. (Evening). YOU EXPLODE! FULL ORCHESTRA. Musical Director Erie Waters. PRICES: D.C. and 0.5., 7/: Stalls, 4/ (both plus tax) ; Gallery, 1/6; 1/ extra Early Doors to Stalls and Gallery. Box Plans open at Lewis R. *Eadv and Son, Ltd., MONDAY, AUGUST 17,' at 9 a-m. rp- O XV X HALL. X O W N HALL. CONCERT CHAMBER. MONDAY, AUGUST 31, AT 8 P.M. MONDAY, AUGUST 31, AT 8 P.M. GREAT pENEFIT CONCERT REAT AJ E xeFIT In Aid of ORPHAN HOME. PAPATOETOE. ORPHAN HOME, PAPATOETOE. SONGS, SKETCHES, DANCING, SAXOPHONE QUARTET, ETC., By some of Auckland's leading talent. Remember the Date: MONDAY, AUGUST 31. Prices: 3/, 2/, and 1/. Reserves at Lewis R. Eady and Sons, Ltd., Queen Street, Monday, August 24. - 37 trpHE FOUNTAIN OF FRIENDSHIP LODGE, FRIENDLY SOCIETY, Reg. No. 349. Jleinbers of the abovenamed Lodge are cordially invited to a SOCIAL EVENING (MEN'S), to be held in the Lodge Room, 39, Lome Street, on TUESDAY NEXT, ISth inst., at 7.45 p.m. By Order of the N.G. C. WESTPHAL, Permanent Secretary. COMPETITIONS. JT AMILTON COMPETITIONS. MUSIC, ELOCUTION, DANCING. CLASSES — 169 — CLASSES. Hamilton's two Theatres engaged. ENTRIES CLOSE SEPTEMBER 7, 1925. ENTRIES CLOSE SEPTEMBER 7, 1925. N. G. GRIBBLE, Competitions Secretary. Hamilton. 16 RESTAURANTS Ajftg TEAROOMS^ T> AIL WA V COFFEE STALL WILL BE OPEN ALL DAY ON SUNDAY.