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Auckland Star, Volume LXVI, Issue 231, 1 October 1935, Page 3

STAGE HONEYMOONERS. MADGE ELLIOTT, CYRIL RITCHARD. The bulk of the musical comedy company which is to open a New Zealand tour at His Majesty's Theatre to-morrow evening, arrived by the Marama from Sydney this morning to join the principals, Mr. and Mrs. Cyril Ritchard (formerly Miss Madge Elliott), who have been honeymooning in Rotorua. After touring the Dominion, these two perennial favourites of the English, American and chiefly Australasian stage will resume their interrupted honeymoon in Honolulu, the call of the waves of Waikiki and the leis of the hulaliula girls having evidently proved too strong to resist. After their honeymoon visit is oyer they take up with the company ' with which they have been associated in Australia for many months. Mr. Ritchard, who is producer as well as chief player, speaks highly of this company, in whose ranks are many favourites. The repertoire will also include "High Jinks" and "Our Miss Gibbs," in modernised version. Tn all of them Mr. and Mrs. Ritchard have big dancing and comedy parts. The casts include: Ethel Morrison, formerly of Wellington, Leo Franklyn, Frank Leighton, Dorothy Dunckley, Marie La Varre, Jerry Connelly and his instrumentalists, Leslie Crane and Elaine Hamill (two more talented New Zealanders), Charles Zoli, Mary Rigby, Mona Potts, Jean Slapofl'ski, Millie Engler, and full ballet of lovely Australian girls. AUCTIONS. RUCTION JTOOMS. fpO-MORROW—VyEDNESDAY— P.M. T ARGE SELECTION OF HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE AND FURNISHINGS, CHESTERFIELD SUITES. 3 CARPETS, 34YDS AXMINSTER RUNNER. Details: A TTRACTIVE 3-PIECE CHESTERFIELD SUITE in Floral Moqueite, as new; Oak Sideboard, Oak Oval Table, Rimu Sideboard, Oval Table, Settee and Squab. 6 Chairs, 3-Piece Chestcrticld Suite in Moquette, Reed Loom Chair. Morris Chair, a SAMPLE AXMINSTER CARPETS (9 x 12, 9 x 9, 9 x 6), Linoleums. 2 Congoleum Squares, Singer Oak Dropliead Sewing Machine, Books, Crockery. 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