AMUSEMENTS. LAST 4 NIGHTS Of tlio GILBERT AND SULLIVAN SEASON. TO-NIGHT "THE MIKADO." THE ONLY "VIN AFORE" MATINEE THE ONLY "PINAFORE" MATING TO-MORROW (SATURDAY), AT 2. TO-MORROW (SATURDAY), AT 2. Doors open at One o'clock. Grown-ups will lie glad to oiice again listen to the delicious melodies and splendid musical numbers which are a feature of this delightful Comic, Opera, and to lam:h at its genuine and wholesome humour. The. children will iind "11.M.5. Pinafore" much more interesting than the latest battleships, and they will •adore its captain, old Dick Peadeye, Little Buttercup. and its genial Admiral. Matinee Prices: DC. and U.S. ss, Stalls Cs 6d, Gallery 2s. Children half-price. All prices plus tax. H B A T E E -ROYAL. Direction: J. C. Williamson (N.Z.), Ltd. LAST 4 NIGHTS Of.tlie GILBERT AND SULLIVAN SEASON. TO-NIGHT AT 8. TO-NIGHT AT 8. EVERYBODY'S FAVOURITE OPERA. Special revival, by special request, of the dcliciously tuneful and highly entertaining and most very amusing comic opera. "THE MIKADO" "THE MIKADO" "THE MIKADO" which attracted record audiences during the • early portion of the present season. The cast includes: Ivan Menzies as Ko Ko Marie Bremner nu Yum Yum Lee Darnton ns Nanki Poo John Ralston as Pooh Bah Evelyn Gardiner as Katisha - Gregory Stroud as Pish Tush Bernard Manning as The Mikado Mary Hothain a,s Pitti Sing Nancy Ilorno as Peep Bo Magnificent Chorus and Ballet. GREAT DOUBLE BILL TO-MORROW AFTERNOON AT 2. And TO-MORROW NIGHT AT 8. For These Two Occasions Only. ' 'II.M.S. PINAFORE." ' 'II.iI.S. PINAFORE." Preceded by the very humorous Musical Farce " COX AND BOX " . " COX AND BOX '' A brilliantly clover, operetta, witli some of Sir Arthur Sullivan's finest music, produced by Ivan Meniies. Next Monday Afternoon" and Evening Next Monday Afternoon and Evening The Exquisite Comic Opera "PATIENCE" '' PATIENCE '' "PATIENCE" Next Tuesday Night Next Tuesday Night
Grand Farewell' Gala Performance of " THE GONDOLIERS." " THE GONDOLIERS." Box Plans at The Bristol. Day Sales at Theatre Royal Confectionery Shop. EVENING PRICES: D.C. and B.S. (Reserves) 7a, at tho doors 6«; Stalls 4s; Gallery 2s Oil. All Prices plus Tax, No Extra Charges for_ Early Doors. Manager John Farrell. AGENCIES WANTED. DISTRIBUTING AGEN^tf. FOB WHOLESALE CONFECTIONERY ' MANUFACTURER WANTED. ' ■■■ ." ■ . A CHRIST CHURCH Ein» of Merchants desires the Distributing Agency for a firm ot Wholesale ilßnufafcturing Confectionera for Christchurch and the Canterbury-Pro-vince. ■ . . • Advertisor has a splendid connexion, with a woll-established Country and City trade, and would be able to influence steady business. ' ■ They are also thoroughly conversant with the requirements of the Market to-day, and provided prices 'and duality are right, 'could ensure for the Manufacturer a continuity of profitable business. ' " ► .* Full particulars as to qualifications, etc., wopld be gladly supplied. "CONFECTIONERY," 4914 Box 515, Christchurch. WANTED TO EXCHANGE. BUNGALOW WANTED—Owner of Splendid Clear Title Section in ,best part Kic-earton-Cum-Fendalton will Exchange. Equity for Modern Bungalow. Send full particulars to SPRATT and CO., 131 Worcester street. 'Phone 36-G49. " 4926
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HOTELS. HO ! TEL CECIL Cnr. Manchester and Belfast streets. MRS E. McOIjELLAND has again taken Over this Popular Hotel. Tariff from £2 2s per week. Permauents by arrangement. 'Phone 34-174. Also at 28 Gloucester, atreet. 'Phone 35-180. M 6643 REPAIR SERVICE. PHONOGRAPH .Repairs by Expert. Mainspring and spare parts tor all makes of Gramophones. Edison Specialists. CENTRAL MUSIC STORES, 168 High street, Opposite New Post Office. C2C97 DRESSMAKING. 4D PER YARD HEMSTITCHING—Town and Country Orders Promptly Attended To. AV8137 CASHEL ARCADE, 165 Cashel et, APPLICANTS are reminded that when replying to Advertisement# care of"The Press" to ensure prompt delivery Letters should b»Addrassed ; Caretulljr ana Clearly.
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Press, Volume LXVIII, Issue 20499, 18 March 1932, Page 1
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