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Evening Post, Volume XCVII, Issue 98, 28 April 1919, Page 2

"OH! OH! DELPHINE!" "OH! OH! DELPHINE!" A GORGEOUS AND STUPENDOUS PRODUCTION! Received on Saturday Night with Un- : bounded Enthusiasm by a Record Audience. {1 RAND OPERA HOUSE. Direction ... J. C WILLIAMSON, LTD. Manager , John Farrell AN UNPARALLELED TRIUMPH. TO-NIGHT! At 7.50 TO-NIGHT! TO-NIGHT ! At 7.50 TO-NIGHT ! And Three Following Evenings. J. C. WILLIAMSON, LTD., Presents the ROYAL COMIC OPERA COMPANY, ROYAL COMIC OPERA COMPANY, Including FLORENCE YOUNG, In the Tremendous London Gaiety Theatre Musical Comedy, "OH ! OH ! DELPHINE !" "OH ! OH ! DELPHINE !" "OH ! OH ! DELPHINE !" The initial production of which on Saturday night created quite a furore. Its main ingredients are Catchy Airs, Delightful Musical Numbers, Wholsesome Comedy, Magnificent Dresses, Pretty Girls, and it presents the members of tlie' Royal Comics at the very best. NEXT FRIDAY NIGHT, NEXT FRIDAY NIGHT, And Three Following Evenings, Magnificent Revival of the Wonderfully Popular and Entrancing Comic Opera, "KATINKA," "KATINKA," ' . "KATINKA," Which will be presented with New and Elaborate Dresses, Scenery, and with the same Brilliant Cast of Characters that assisted in making it the Most -Successful Musical Play .which has been staged in Australia since "The Merry Widow." WEDNESDAY AND THURSDAY, 7th' and Bth MAY Final Production, " THE PINK LADY." ' Plays produced by GEORGE HIGHLAND. Ballets arranged by MINNIE HOOPER. Plans for "Katinka" will be opened at The Bristol To-morrow (Tuesday) Morning. Plans for "Delphine" now open at Tho Bristol. Day Sales at Ned Perry's. Prices—D.C. and R.S., 6s; Stalls, 3s; Gal-, lery, Is. Early Door Stalls and Gallery Is' extra. Plus Amusement Tax. HIS MAJESTY'S THEATRE. Courtenay-place. • 'Phone 165. TO-NIGHT. a.t 8. TO-NIGHT, at 8. FULLERS' VAUDEVILLE CO. FULLERS-VAUDEVILLE CO. Presenting a Galaxy of Talent in a BRILLIANT, NEW PROGRAMME! BRILLIANT NEW PROGRAMME! TO-NlGHT—First Appearance and Starring Engagement of the Magnetic French Entertainers, MDLLE. RIEUSE Idols of the MDLLE. RIEUSE Poilus in MDLLE. RIEUSE the Trenches. Direct from M. GEORGES ROGER, the Casino, M. GEORGES ROGER. Paris. M. GEORGES ROGER. In their Comic Eccentricities, Burlesque, Dancing, Brilliant Badinage. A RACY AND INCOMPARABLE ACT. Tremendous Success Nightly of BRIGHTIE AND CARLYON, 'BRIGHTIE AND CARLYON, . The pre-eminent London Comedy Artists in fresh ■ Characterisations. MISS JOSE BAPTISTE ! ' MISS JOSE BAPTISTE In an entirely New Musical Act. THE KLENTOS. BARON. ! JAMES AND SELMA. MARJORIE ALWYN, RAY and GRAY. JOLLY JOHN LARKIN Special Re-engagement for Six Nights Longer of tho Universal Favourites, BRULE .AND HEMSLEY, . . The Gifted Impressionists and Comedians. Prices 2s and Is. Box Plan at Tho Bristol Piano Co. until 5 p.m., thereafter at Burnett's Confectionery, next Theatre.. Booking od extra. MUNICIPAL ELECTIONS. CLUBROOM. PITT-STREET, WADESTOWN. MONDAY. 28th APRIL, 8 o'clock. Councillor Bennett will explain Milk Position. Councillor Shorland, general policy of Outlying Districts. > Councillor Thompson, Chairman. ..PURITY OF TONE TS the characteristic that makes a piano -"- great. In the' manufacture of the world's greatest pianos the experience of years and the undivided efforts of experts are concentrated on TONAL QUALITY. That is why Brinsmead, Challen, Rogers, Jesse French, Foster, and Brasted Pianos are world famous instruments. Wo sell these great pianos FOR CASH. OR ON EASY TERMS, And will be pleased at any time to demonstrate their- outstanding merits. We make a liberal allowance on your old piano. CHAS.BEGG&CO.,LTD., MANNERS-ST., WELLINGTON, The Oldest-established Piano House in New Zealand. WELLINGTON i TECHNICAL COLLEGE. SECOND QUARTER, 1919, WILL BEGIN— Evening Classes—Monday, 28th April, at 7 p.m." ; '' . j Day Classeß—Tuesday, 29th April, at 9 a.m. Day Courses aro available in Art and Art Crafts, Commerce, Domestic Economy (Dressmaking, Cooking, etc.), Mechanical and Electrical Engineering, Carpentry and Joinery, Cabinetmaking and Designing. '• ■ . | Evening Classes are available in the abovj and also in Building Construction, Plumbing, Plastering, Sign-Painting and Decorating, English, Latin, French, Mathematics, Chemistry, Botany, Physiology, Commercial Geography, Shorthand, Typing, and Accountancy. Special Matriculation Course, Mr. Renner, Friday Evenings. Foes payable strictly in advance. 11. BOLTON, Acting-Director. F. SHAW, Registrar. VOTE for Thompson—a man of business experience. I.TZGERALD—A son of the city, respectfully asks Wellington electors to secure his return to the Council Table again >. on Wednesday. Vote for Fitzgerald. -W J. GAUDIN " FOR THE CITY COUNCIL. Sound and efficient administration. TMITZGERALD—And sound, prudent, —- and far-seeing administration of municipal matters. Vote for Fitzgerald. T~~ OWN-PLANNING moans economy and efficiency, save waste of public monies. Vote for the Greater Wellington Association's Candidates. OTE for Thompson. Flo it keen oa beautifying our city.