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Dominion, Volume 15, Issue 285, 28 August 1922, Page 9

AMUSEMENTS. “THE BOY.” The Boy takes his stepfather (tin Magistrate) for a night out, and th« happiness of that evening at the Cosmos Hotel makes you laugh until your sides ache. The famous Court scene, which culminates in the Magistrate sentencing his own wife and his wite’e sister to seven days, without the option, is without any doubt tho greatest and most genuinely humorous scene yet conceived by the author of a musical play. “THE BOY.” Some of the reasons why “The Boy” has proved the • test and most success-' ful musical comedy this or any other" generation has produced are that its melodies arc deliciously tuneful, ite musical numbers are tuneful, and its ballets are beAutiful, its dances are original and clever, the dresses are magnificent, the scenery is picturesque, the girls are lovely, and the comedians — well, ask anybody who /has enjoyed a performance', and they will tell you that Arthur Stigant and his comrades arc easily the funniest combination or musical comedy artists yet sent to New Zealand by J. C. Williamson, Ltd, £YRAND OPERA HOU3E, Direction J. C. Williamson, Ltd. Managing Directors, George Tallis, E. J. Tait, Clyde Meynell. Business Manager John Farrell "THE BOY.” Glance at the faces in tho streets of Wellington and you’ll easily pick by their joyous expression those■ who Mv« already come under the spell ot ine B ° y ‘ TO-NIGHT AT 8, AND UNTIL SATURDAY EVENING. J. C. WILLIAMSON, LTD., Present tho Incomparable ROYAL COMIC . C™A. C 0^ P -^ Y in the irresistible London Gaiety Theatre Musical Comedy Triumph, “TPR BOY.” “THE BOY” “THE BOY.” Which for music, gaiety, dancing, splendour, and humour, has never been excelled in the world of musical comedy. Plansi at the Bristol. Day Sales at the Opera House Sweet Shop. Prices-D.C. and R.S., Bs.; Stalls, 45.; Gallery, Is. 6d. Early Door Gallol VA 1 extra. All prices plus Amusement lax, pRINCESS THEATRE. lOwing to the Phenomenal Success, of the “World’s Greatest Bmtaire. “THE FOUR HORSEMINN Of the APOCALYPSE, , the Management teg to announce that they have arranged to. screen this Superb Attraction. Positively the Last Four Nights. . Hours of Running: „PURPORTS, 1 n m 4n m. 7 p.m.; FOUR HORSn- & OF THE APOCALYPSE,” 1.30, 4.30, 7.30. . . , o , . p , . Prices of Admission: Is. 2d., Is. Bd., 2b. 2d. (including tax). No extra charge for Booking. ’Phone 3386 during the day, 1967 after five o’clock. 1,’., PACKET of Roma goes twice aa far as ordinary tea, and is twice Whv ? Because by a new process the wasteful and harmful Tanuin Dust is completely removed. ■■

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