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Dominion, Volume 29, Issue 255, 24 July 1936, Page 3

GRAND OPERA HOUSE LA MERI A TRIUMPH! Last night Wellintgon saw the famous dancer for the first time, and the huge audience was completely enthralled by her magnificent dancing, her beauty, her superb costumes and her settings. ONLY TWO MORE OPPORTUNITIES OF SEEING “THE M’HITE PEACOCK,” RAVEL 8 “BOLERO” and the other wonderful dances on last night’s programme, which will be repeated To-night at 8.15, and To-morrow at the Matinee at 2.15. Complete change of programme To-mor-row Night, with all new dances. THIRD PROGRAMME TUESDAY NEXT. Only five more nights and two matinees \ at which to see this great artist. TO-NIGHT AND TO-MORROW AFTERNOON, “THE WHITE PEACOCK” “THE WHITE PEACOCK” “BOLERO” “NOCTURNE” “BOLERO” “NOCTURNE” “ASTURIANA” “HUMORESQUE” “ASTURIANA” “HUMORESQUE" “MEXICAN DANCE,” ■ “MEXICAN DANCE," Etc., Etc., Etc. BOOK EARLY. BOOK EARLY. REMAINING PLANS FILLING. REMAINING PLANS FILLING. Programme for To-morrow and Monday Nights includes "Gavotte” (Valentin!), “Russian Doll,” “Goyesca Spanish Dance,” “Danse Arabe” (Tchaikowsky), “Jota Aragonesa,” Etc., Etc. PRICES: R.S. and D.C. (Nights). 6/and 4/-; (Matinees), 4/- and 3/-. Plans at D.I.C. Unreserved Tickets for Stalls and D.C. at 3/-, and Upper Circle at 2/- on sale at Opera House Confectionery each day. Prices plus tax. Children Half-price to -Matinees Tomorrow and Wednesday, at* 2.15. Direction, A. D. M. Longden.