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Dominion, Volume 25, Issue 259, 28 July 1932, Page 2

AMUSEMENTS. ' '. ' ' AN UNPARALLELED TRIUMPH WAS LAST NIGHT ACHIEVED -By— CYRIL RITCHARD and MADGE ELLIOTT. In the Latest London Musical ■ ••- - - • Comedy Success, —“BLUE ROSES”— CYRIL RITCHARD ■-'-T- ■ And MADGE ELLIOTT were always favourites with New •Zealand Playgoers, so it is not sur•prising that they both were greeted with enthusiasm when they appeared on the stage-last evening. The delighted audience frequently ’interrupted the performance with their unstinted applause, ant! at the .close of a remarkably fine performance, the principal artists Were called before the curtain again and again. Speeches of • appreciation from both Madge- Elliott and Cyril Ritchard were followed by cheers. ' PftONE BOOKING 51—814. Grand Opera House a < 5 ! Direction: ’ : J. .'C. • Williamson (N.Z.), Ltd. MUSIC, GAIETY, FUN AND dancing TO-NIGHT at 8 AND FOLLOWING EVENINGS. MATINEE t ' •- SATURDAY AFTERNOON. j. C. WILLIAMSON LTD. Present the extremely..; popular and brilliant 'musical comedy artists: Gay scenes, clever and original comedy, wonderful ballets and the- exquisitely beautiful Madge Elliott, singing sweetly, and creating graceful mental pictures Cyril R “Let’s Be Sentimental, I, Sow th. Moon Through the Windows, and tht wonderful original Episode de Bane, of the last scene. The Company includes: Cecil Kellaway, Leo Franklin, Frank Leighton, Dulcie Eaven' port, Arthur Cornell, Mary Rigby, Jean Duncan, and many other artists. • Second Production: ; ' • The Very’ Humorous Musical Play: “FOLLOW THROUGH, “FOLLOW THROUGH,” ' In which the present Company achieved an outstanding triumph in Australia. Evening Prices : D.C. and R.S., 6/-, Stalls, 4/-; Gallery. 1/6. Early doort. gallery, 6d extra. Plusit”. ’ Matinee Prices: 5/.-, 3/6, 2/- &1/ • Box" Plans at the Bristol Piano Co. Day Sales at Grand Opera House Confectionery Shop. Manager ......... John Farrell. THE MAYOR'S CINDERELLA BALL THE MAYOR’S CINDERELLA BALL j (Under Vice-Regal Patronage). mnwTC ■ HALL, IVELLINGTON, >TBwN, hall: WELLINGTON, THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 8. THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 8. A SPECTACULAR BALL A SPECTACULAR BALL (MASKED, PLAIN & FANCY DRESS) Will be held in aid of the. MAYOR’S DISTRESS|-FUND. Now is the time to arrange Fancy Dress Parties for the Ml of the Season. Prizes will be awarded for the best tumes costing not more than twenty-five shillings. ■Rail Tickets (10/6 each) are available at the Bristol. As there will be onlv a limited number of tickets issued, early application is desirable. 1 ■ Z’ -■ ■ MEETINGS; \ LEAGUE OF NATIONS UNION.: 11‘miBERS and Friends of the Wel"1 lington Branch are invited to a .meeting in the N.Z.E.I. Rooms, Evening Polt”-Building, To-night (Thursday), JU Spe 2 ake? t : The nl ßev. Gordon McKenzie, B.A. Subject:' “Disarmament. _ LECTURES. FARMERS. PjON’T miss the Veterinary, Lectures -L* and Demonstrations given, by Mr. Mclndoe, of Hamilton, bn the Present Diseases in Cows, to be held at MR. STYLES’S FARM, TE - HORO, on THURSDAY,' JULY 28. Also SATURDAY, JULY 30, at SHANNON, at Abraham and Williams s Yards. ' ___ ' ■> WANTED TO SELL. NOTE OUR NEW ADDRESS: ROOM 1, FIRST FLOOR, 80 MANNERS ST., WELLINGTON. FANCY COSTUMES FOR HIRE. MADAM FOLEY AND CO., Room 1, lu. jr-irgt Floor, 80 Manners St., Wellington. Large assortment Ladies’, Children’s and Gent’s Fancy’Costumes. Dinner and Evening. Suits. Tel. 24 —15-1.

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