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"CINDERELLA." A RECORD MATINEE ATTENDANCE. IMPORTANT. IN eonspquence of the Hundreds that were unable to obtain admission to tha Matinee on Saturday, and by request of tho numbers of holders of Oversale Tickets, the Management are compelled to announca a SPECIAL MATINEE Of the Wonderful Operatic Pantomime "CINDERELLA" WEDNESDAY NEXT, at 1.45. PLAN NOW OPEN at the DRESDEN. BOOK at ONCE and AVOID the CRUSH OPERA H O U S E, Lessee J. C. Williamson. Rupert Clarke, MeynelJ and Gunn Season. Managing Directors. CLYDE MEYNtiLL AND JOHN GUNN FAREWELL FOUR NIGHTS OF THE RECORD OPKRA SEASON. THIS (MONDAY! EVENING, And for Porilivoly FOUR NIGHTS ONLY, Clarke, Mpyneil and GunnY ENGLISH COMIC OPERA COMPANY, For the First Time in Wellington, In the Great London Success, "THE BELLE OF MAYFAIR," By Charles Brookfiold and Cosmo Hamil. ton. The Music by Leslie Stuart, Com. poser of "Floradova." Characters : The Earl of Mount Highgate— Phil Carlton. Hon. Raymond Finchley. ..Harold Thorlev Sir John Chaldicott, Bart, M.P. „,..,., m Edwin Brett Hugh Meredith William Cromwell Comte De Perrier Wilfrid Hilary Simpson (Footman to Sir John) _ ,T, T , Tom Payne Dr. Marmaduke Lawrence. ..Fred. England Captain Theobald Frank Morris Charlie Goodyez>r George Mooney Bramloy Lionel Walsho Countess of Mount Highgate „. „. , Daisy Belmoro New York Ada Beard £».? a 2°,a 2°, Muriel Chandler Philadelphia Ethel Wilson S? Et pi Nellie Hobson. Washington Ethel Bennetto ban Francisco Hazel Hall tt c. tt (Gibson Girls) H..S.H. Princess Carl of Ehrenbreitstein T , „. „ Ruth Lincoln Lady Chaldicott Emmeline Orford Lady Rosaline Rocksley Helene Rose Lady Violet Gussop Dora Denton Pincott (Jiilia's Maid) Essie Perrin, Julia Chaldicott Alice Bennetto Stallholders, Chippy Girls, and Guests. p ACT 1.-BAZAAR IN A PRIVATE act' 11.— drawingroom in sir john chaldicott's house. Costumes: Madame Deerhurst, Peter Robinson, London ;, Beer, Paris; Paquin, Paris; Callott and Teurs, Paris. Millinery: Madame Sylvia, London. Sunshades: Bussel and Robson, Melbourne. ShoesCoufie and Lincoln, Stuart and Co. Wigs by Clarkson, London. The Magnificent Scenery by E. Vaughaa and Assistants PLANS NOW OPEN AT DRESDEN PRICES— Ss, 3s. and Is. Early Doora 16 oxtra, gt Abel's P E R A H O U S IL, CLARKE, MEYNELL AND GUNN SEASON. Managing Directors— Clyde Meynell and John Gunn. FRIDAY NEXT, 16th JULY. FRIDAY NEXT, 16th JULY FRIDAY NEXT, 16th JULY. Season Limited to EIGHT NIGHTS ONLY. * First production ,in Wellington of WILSON BARRETT'S last Play— "LUCKY DURHAM!" " "LUCKY DURHAM!" "LUCKY DURHAM!" , \ MANAGERIAL.— "Lucky Durham" is * the last play written by tho lato Wilson j° tt '~T a play for which failure was predicted, because, as some of our leading actors said when it was offered for London production, it was "too slrr'-Mt " It is "straight. 11 — STRAIGHT TOTiii. JOINT. It ventilates an evil in our midst, and ok wo , believe only in a play which, whilst amusing in part, at the same time leaves an impression of usefulness behind it, wo therefore confidently submit "Lucky Durham" to Wellington playgoers. First Appearance in New Zealand o£ CLARKE, MEYNELL AND GUNN'S NEW ENGLISH COMPANY NEW ENGLISH COMPANY Including Iho Popular Actor, HARCOURT BEATTY. And First Appearance here of Emily FitzE°y, Gladys . Harvey, Edith Deverell, Irank Randell, J. E. Gardiner, and reappearance, after some years of JOHN W. DEVERELL. Who will augment the following welk known favourites :— Gaston Mervalo James Lindsay. Tom Cannam, Rutland w-?j ett -,!r W j nifred Gunn> Nellio Mortyne, Hilda Meade, Etc. Box Plans will open at DRESDEN TO-MORROW (TuesSay) MORNINGTYft 9 o'clock. _PRICES:— ss, 3s, Is. fTWE, WONDERFUL PHYSICAL -"- MEDIUM, , CHARLES BAILEY, iS COMING TO WELLINGTON. further particulars in Evening Post. "\7" E DANTA Lecture.— Sister Avabamia, » India and America's Representative of Vedanta, will Lecture to Ladies Only TO-MORROW AFTERNOON, 3 o'clock^ Masonic Hall, Boulcott-street, upon "Life's Secrets." Special Exercises after lecture Ladies invited. Bring friends. FRIDAY, 8 p.m. (both sexes). Meditation: What it Is, and What it Does." Public invited. Collection. NEW ZEALAND CLUB. THE First Luncheon Gathering of tho Club v will be held TO-MORROW (Tuesday), 13th July, from 1 to 2 p.m. sharp, in V.M.C.A. Rooms. Speaker— The Hon. A. T. Ngata. M.P. Intending members are requested to telephone Mr. Holmes, Secretary pro tern, No. 1827, of their intention to bo present, so that provision can be made. Committee pro. tern —Messrs. M. Myera, P. C. Freeth, J. G. Harkness, Granvillo Hunt, H. N. Holmes. 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