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Dominion, Volume 32, Issue 94, 14 January 1939, Page 5

AMUSEMENTS. WILL MAHONEY IN THE COLOSSAL REVUE “WHY BE SERIOUS?” GREAT GALA PERFORMANCE TONIGHT ! Central scats in the Dress Circle and Reserved Stalls at 6/- and 4/-, plus tax, may ibe reserved for this evening’s gala performance at the D.I.C. until 11.30 this morning, and afterwards the plans will be at the Opera House Confcctioncjy frhop, where day sales may also be purchased. ok (Joy! /k) See kis dance /v i®' on the ~ Xylophone/ JA HE SINGS. ALL WELLINGTON HE DANCES. /MWfWMIISIiI) 3 WILL BE LAUGH'S A / ING UPROARIOUSTHOUSAND NEW ft Jjf . bl, IA AT HIS DROLLIDEAS IN FUN! ERIES. THE FIRST “WHY BE SERIOUS?” MATINEE THIS AFTERNOON. AT 2.15. DOORS OPEN AT 1.15. Take the children along to witness the beautiful ballets, the picturesque stage settings, the gorgeous ensembles, the amazing vaudeville acts, and the youngsters will simply adore the funnyisms of WILL MAHONEY, whose comedy is refreshingly clean and wholesome and may be enjoyed by the most unsophisticated person. MATINEE PRICES: D.C. and R.S., 4/-; Unreserved Stalls, 3/-; Back Stalls, 2/6: Gallery, 1/6; Children, 2/-, 1/6 and 1/-. Prices plus tax. OPERA HOUSE A REALLY WONDERFUL SHOW, commencing with TWO OPENING GALA PERFORMANCES, TODAY TONIGHT AT 2.15 AT 8 and for a brief season NEXT MATINEE WEDNESDAY. J. C. Williamson Theatres present Frank Neil’s most colossal and greatest of all revue extravaganzas “WHY BE SERIOUS?” v which has just finished a record season in Auckland. 0Q INTERNATIONAL STARS 0Q headed by America’s most famous stage and screen comedian WILL MAHONEY The man who made the King and Queen laugh at a Royal Command performance, and who recently co-starred with Will Fyfe in the successful screen comedy “Said O'Reilly to McNab.” Surrounding Will Mahoney are some of the world's best and most notable vaudeville and revue artists, including [ EVIE HAYES | New York's, most popular radio star, and singer of popular songs, including "Tippy-Tippy-Tin.” | VIOLET CARLSON | The vivacious 56 inches of comicalities, who endeared herself to playgoers by her delightful performance in the comedienne role in “Balalaika.” WHITEY ROBERTS American Comedy Juggler. JLMAEFamous Card Trickster and Magician. TEX MORTON The Yodelling Cowboy. JOHNNY BRYANT America’s Debonair Whistler. LA WHENCE BROOKS Popular American Tenor. 808 GERAGHTY Broadway’s Cheerful Entertainer. Dorrie Ricketts (soubrette), Bruce Carroll (light comedian), Tim Blackman (clever dancer) and other stars from all over the globe. Also the FAMOUS TIVOLI BEAUTY BALLET AND MANNEQUINS. The exquisite ballets created and directed by Peggy "Waddington. Box Plans are now open at the D.I.C. Day Sales at Opera House Confectionery Shop. EVENING PRICES: D.C. and R.S.. 6/-; Unreserved Stalls (reservable o'* day of performance), 4/-; Back Stalls. 2/6; Gallery, 1/6; Early Door Gallery, 6d. extra. All prices plus tax.

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