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Evening Post, Volume XCVII, Issue 93, 22 April 1919, Page 2

ROYAL COMIC OPERA SEASON. Plans for "Oh ! Oh; Delphino" will be opened TO-MORROW (WEDNESDAY) MORNING. Plans for "Maytime" on. view at The Bristol. /■NRAND OPERA HOUSE. Direction ... J. C. WILLIAMSON, LTD. j Manager John Fan-ell TO-NIGHT, AT 7.50, TO-NIGHT, AT 7.50, And Following Evenings, J. 0. WILLIAMSON'S ROYAL COMIC OPERA COMPANY, ROYAL COMIC OPERA COMPANY, : In The Exquisite Play with Musio, "M A V T I M E." "M A V T I M E." " M A V T 1 M £." "MAY T I M X" " M A V T I M E." Unquestionably the Most Artistic, the Most Fascinating, and Daintiest Entertainment which .haa ever Delighted Playgoers of Wellington. "MAYTIME !" ■ "MAYTIME!" A Play with Intense Dramatic Situations, Beautiful Costumes, Dainty Ballets, Rich; Melodies,' and Brilliant Stag 3 Settings. , SNEXT PRODUCTION: A Great Production of a Rattling, Rollicking,. Dashing, Musical-Comedy, in Throe Resplendent Acts. "OH! OH: DELPHINE!" "OH! OH! DELPHINE!" "OH! OH! DELPHINE!" "Everybody's saying* it, The band is playing it; Now you've come here, Things will hum here. Oh! Oh! Delphine!" A Saper-Gorgeous Production, with Musio by Ivan Caryll and Lionel Monekton. , THIRD PRODUCTION: Brilliant Revival of a Brilliapt Comic Opera. Everybody's asking for it. ; " KATINEA." ""KATINKA."FOURTH AND FINAL PRODUCTION': Tho "Royal Comics" Magnum Opus, " THE PINK LADY." "THE PINK LADY." PLAYS PRODUCED BY GEORGE'" HIGHLAND. Ballots and Dances invented and arranged by Minnie Hooper. f Dress Circle and Orchestral Stalls. 6s; Back Stalls, 3s j Gallery, Is. Early Doors to Back Stalls and Gallery, ,Is extra. (All nlus tax.) "PARAMOUNT 2.30 and 7.15 8- ARAMOUNT Daily. WALLACE KEID In Dual Role, WALLACE REID WALLACE REID "LESS THAN KIN !" His Latest "LESS THAN KlN!'' Production. "2.30 and 7.4S PARAMOUNT Daily. PARAMOUNT 2.15 .■ H/TAOMAHON'S. 7.15 Daily . jMaCMAHON'S. Daily DOUG? FAIRBANKS .DOUfi. FAIRBANKS DOUG. I-AIRBAiVKS , DOUG. FAIRBANKS In ! "BOUND IN MOROCCO!" • • "BOUND IN MOROCCO!" i "BOUND IN MOROCCO!" "BOUND IN MOROCCO!" . 2.15 MACMAHON'S. 7.15 ■Daily. MACMAHON'S. ' ' Daily HIS MAJESTY'S THEATRE. Couvtenay-plsre. 'Phone 365. TO-NIGHT AND EVERY EVENING, j ■At 8. i New FULLERS' Vaudeville ! Specialty FULLERS' Company. J Brilliant Reception Accorded Our MAGNIFICENT NSW PROGRAMME. 1 InsUntaUeous Success of I BRIGHTIE- AND CARLYON, BRIGHTIE AND CARLYON, The Incomparable Comedy Dao, whose appearances ia Now Zealand s,re proving a Succession of Dazzling Tt'iumplrs. j Genuine and Artistic Su'/ecs* of BRULL AND HEM3LEY, J The Ever-popular Impresssioniflte. ! JOSE BAPTISTS. BARON. i THE KLENTOS. MARJORIE ALWYN. i JAMES AND SELMA. I RAY AND GRAY, JOHN LARKIN. Priccs-"-2e and Is. Box Plan at Bristol j until 5 p.m., thereafter at Burnett's Confectionery, next Theatre. Booking 6d j extra. j OUR THEATRE,. , NEWTOWN. j Last Screening of " THE MEDICINE MAN!"' Featuring . . ROY STEWART. , A Racy, Open-air Story of the- West. '•'HOUSE OF HATE!" . 1 Episode 8, With n, Strong Supportingl Programme. TO-NIGHT! TO-NIGHT! KIA ORA ASSEMBLY. |^1 RAND PLAIN AND FANCY " DRESS DANCE IN CARLTON HALL, VIVIAN-ST. 4 Prizes. Dancing Bto 12 p.m. 4 Prizes. Good Floor. Refreshments. Good Musio. Gents 2e, Ladies Is. HUTT VALLEY HORTICULTURAL SOCIETY. i THE AUTUMN SHOW j Will bo held in the DRILL HALL, ! LOWER HUTT. ON WEDNESDAY AND THURSDAY, I 23rd and 24th APRIL, 1919. J -Show will bo officially Opened by Si)' James Allen, on WEDNESDAY, at 3 p.m. i Grand Displays of Chrysanthemums, I Dahlias, Pot Plants,. Fruit, Vegetable*, Decorated Tables, afld Homo - j Industrie*. ■ . Suitiblo 'Bus and Train Services. Proceeds in Aid of Wounded Soldiers' Fund. GJ4O.. .WBBB, ttoa. Sea*