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AMUMMINTS THEATRE ROYAL FINAL 2 PERFORMANCES TODAY MKTINEE TODAY. IPM. TONIGHT AT 8 P.M By arrangement with J. C. Williamson Theatre*. Lid. GARNET H CARROLL And the Elizabethan Theatre Trust present SADLER’S WELLS Opera Company's production ot Franz Lehar'a Immortal Operetta THE “MERRY WIDOW” “MERRY WIDOW” ! Prices.—Evenings. Stall* and Circle 27/6. »/-. Gallery 10/-. Matinee Stalls and Circle 82/6. 17/6. Gallery 7/6 1 Plans for Today Only at ; Theatre Royal from 10 am To be followed by their Second Exhilarating Production NEXT MONDAY 7.45 p.m. sharp MANAGERIAL NOTICE: Due to the length of "Orpheus j In The Underworld," the nightly ; performance will start at 7*3 I p.m SHARP, and door* will 1 be closed during the Overture. | The very saucy, very spicy, very frivolous, brilllanUy funny, ! colourful and spectacular musical smash hit—The SADLER'S WELLS Opera Company'* Pre- • ■ mentation of : “ORPHEUS LN THE UNDERWORLD" ! Offenbach's Gay, Witty Oper- ‘ etta THE SHOW THAT SCANDALISED PARIS IN 1858 AGAIN BECOMES THE EXCITING : MUSICAL HIT OF 1863 t THE ENTIRE LONDON PRESS SHOWERED THE FOLLOWING ‘ I PRAISE:“The sauciest, most sparkling musical show in London" ■ ("Daily Sketch"). "Pure ; pleasure . . sheer unquestioned enjoyment." ("Dally Telegraph') "Brilliantly funny | production . . . fast, colourful, wholly delightful entertainment i there is everything here to I amuse the eye and enliven th* ear.” ("The Tim**"). "Crack- ; ling with wit Wendy Toye * I production I* a riot" ("Daily , Express") "Ha* moat West I End musicals well beaten ” ("Sunday Despatch"). MAII ORDER RESERVATIONS for "Orpheus” at 18* per seat for evenings and 23a for matinees now being received at th* D.I.C. Please encloae stamped, selfaddressed envelop*. PRICES: EVENING: SUU* and > Circle 28/-, 30/8. Gallery 10/1. ! MATINEES: 23/-. It/-. Gaßery 7/1. Children Half-price to ; Matinee* Only. AU prices InI elude Booking Fee Box Plana i D.I.C. 6 Days ahead. Gallery ' Reserve* 3 days ahead St D I.C. (Seats available at Theatr* each evening from 6 pin.) |TOD AY TODAY TODAY MONSTER MONSTER MONSTER PLUNKET FAIR PLUNKET FAIR PLUNKET FAIR •• SYDENHAM SCHOOL SYDENHAM SCHOOL 10.30 a.m. I STALLS: CAKES. PRODUCE, PLANTS, JEWELLERY. ART. BOOKS. WHITE ELEPHANT. SWEETS. SEWING, AND A SPECIAL STALL FOR CHILDREN. I SIDESHOWS. BALLOONS. I TRAIN RIDES. BE EARLY | I SPORTING ! TROTTING AT ADDINGTON TROTTING AT ADDINGTON TROTTING AT ADDINGTON TROTTING AT ADDINGTON TROTTING AT ADDINGTON TODAY TODAY TODAY TODAY FIRST RACE: II.U am. NEW ZEALAND METROPOLITAN TROTTING CLUB EASTER MEETINGS. ; ** H.M.V. H M V: FULLY AUTOMATIC H M.V. FULLY AUTOMATIC H M.V. FULLY AUTOMATIC H M.V. FULLY AUTOMATIC HMV. FULLY AUTOMATIC HM V. FULLY AUTOMATIC H M V. WASHER HM V. WASHER H M V. WASHER HMV. WASHER H.M.V. WASHER HMV. WASHER :h.m v. H.M.V. HMV. I H.M.V. See th* naw HM V. |HM V. Maatermatic Hom* HM V. Laundry in our ShowHM V. room Thl* Week. HM V. There ar* only two H.M.V. fully automatic washer* HMV. availably tn NX and HMV. HMV wIU bTySS? HM V. choice whan wa rtxtw H.M.V. you it* advantage*. H.M.V. HMV. I HMV. <l3B/16/. HMV. EUR/!*/. HMV. EIM/M/. HMV. <l3B/I*/I HMV. * HMV. HMV. <7/-/. deposit and IHM V. 31/8 waSgT* HR V. DTP o
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Press, Volume CII, Issue 30094, 30 March 1963, Page 1
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