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Evening Post, Volume CIII, Issue 152, 30 June 1922, Page 2

/^RAND OPERA HOUSE. Direction ... J. C. WILLIAMSON, LTD. Managing Directors: George Tallis, E. X. Taifc, Clyde Meynell. Business Manager: John Farrell. "THE MAID OF THE MOUNTAINS 1" . "THE MAID OF THE MOUNTAINS!" THE BOX PLANS FOR THE FIRST SIX NIGHTS and . NEXT WEDNESDAY and SATURDAY WEEK MATINEES ARE NOW OPEN AT THE BRISTOL PIANO CO. Commencing NEXT SATURDAY NIGHT, At 7.45. J. C. WILLIAMSON'S TRIUMPH. 1 J. C. WILLIAMSON'S TRIUMPH, j The World's Most Successful Musical ! Production, 1 "THE MAID OF THE MOUNTAINS!" "THE MAID OF THE MOUNTAINS!" ■ "THE MAID OF THE MOUNTAINS!" "THE MAID OF THE MOUNTAINS!" | . "THE MAID OF THE MOUNTAINS!" ■ "THE MAID OF THE MOUNTAINS!" ! This Comic Opera was a furore in London. It took Australia by storm. It became a positive craze. Its beauty, its allurement, its gorgeous music, its enthralling dramatic action, its compelling love story, its realism, are but a few of the reasons,for its brilliant success and remarkable popularity. WHENEVER YOU HEAR A MELODY THAT'S BEAUTIFUL, YOU CAN BET IT'S FROM ONE OF THE 22 MUSICAL' NUMBERS IN "THE MAID OF THE MOUNTAINS." The Company that will be associated j with the New Zealand presentation will bo the identical one which has eclipsed all records in each centre in which it has appeared during the last 16 months in Australia, and will be headed by ' GLADYS MONCRIEFF, ■ GLADYS MONCRIEFF, In Association with the Famous ROYAL COMIC OPERA COMPANY. ROYAL COMIC OPERA COMPANY. D.C. and 0.5., lOs (booking): D.C. and O.S. (at door), 8s; Stalls, ss; Gallery, 2s. Early Doors Gallery, Is extra. All prices plus tax. • . Day Sales at Grand Lolly Shop (ueit Opera, House) To-morrow Morning-. SPECIAL NOTE. - THERE ARE STILL PLENTY OF EXCELLENT SEATS AVAILABLE IN DRESS CIRCLE AND ORCHESTRAL STALLS FOR ANY NIGHT. ' Thoußinds have read1 tho book. Thousands will want to nee the pioture. TO-DAY'S GREAT CHANGE OF PROGRAMME. At CJHORTT'S THEATRE. At OHOETT'S THEATRE. The Picture that created a Sensation in .Australia. ; A. D. W. MASON'S A. D. W. MASON'S A. D. W. MASON'S A. D. W. MASON'S Powerful Anglo-Indian Romance, "THE BROKEN ROAD," ■ "THE BROKEN ROAD," . "THE BROKEN ROAD," "THE BROKEN ROAD," "THE BROKEN ROAD," "THE BROKEN ROAD," "THE BROKEN ROAD," A .Picture of great power and charm, sot in all tho splendour of the Orient. Words cannot convey tho soul-stirring:, awe-inspiring Magnificence of this great production. . "THE' BROKEN ROAD," "THE vBROKEN ROAD," "THE BROKEN ROiiD," ' "THE BROKEN ROAD," "THE BROKEN ROAD," A Mighty Book. A Magnificent Picture. SEE IT TO-NIGHT. And a Splendid Supporting Programme. Hours of Screening: Star pioture, 11 a.m., 1.20, 3.10, 6.10, and 8.30 p.m. No Iner#ase in prices. \ For reserves 'phone 768. EVERY BAD BOY EVERY BAD BOY And Their Sisters, Mothers, and Fathers Should see JACKIE COQGAN (Tho Kid) In "PECK'S BAD BOY." "PECK'S BAD BOY." "PECK'S BAD BOY." SPECIAL MATINEES NEXT SATURDAY. ..- ■ • At the STRAND, WELLINGTON, at 2 p.m.; And at the GRAND, PETONE, at 3.30 p.m. SAWING THROUGH A WOMAN1. i Season Positively Closes SATURDAY. HIS MAJESTY'S THEATRE IS MAJESTY'S THEATRE. Direction B. and J. Fuller, Ltd. MATINEE TO-MORROW, at 2 30 p.m. Sawing FULLERS A Through. FULLERS' Wom»n. NIGHTLY at 8. SATURDAYS, 2.30. Last Nights of THE WORLD'S WONDER ACT, The Great Unsolved Mystery, SAWING THROUGH A WOMAN! SAWING THROUGH A WOMAN! Positively tho Greatest Sensation Ever i Presented to the Public. EVERYBODY BAFFLED. Ho-v Is It Dons'? JACK BIRCHLEY. BERESFORD AND. RENNIE. THE HAREM SCAREM GIRLS, SAM—THE GOLDIES—ELISE. GLADYS VICTOR. TOMMY HUGHES. PAGDEN AND STANLEY, VICTOR THE GREAT. MISS ETTA FIELD. New Zealand's Own Prima Donna. PRICES: D.C. »nd Stalls, 2b 6d; Back Stalls, Is 6d; Upper Circle, Is (all plus tax). Reserves at The Bristol —after 5 at Burnett's, next Theatre. TO THE RATEPAYERS OF THIS CITY. I DESIRE to stand.for this vacant seat on the City Council in the interests of Labour and Milk Consumers. Faithfully yours, P. CAVANAGH, Kaiwarra. MUNICIPAL MILK DEPARTMENT. NOTICE TO HOUSEHOLDERS IN BLOCK No. 3. HOUSEHOLDERS in No. 3 Block, now being supplied direct by the Corporation, are hereby notified that as some of the rounds in this Block are in course of being reorganised, it is necessary to have their receptacles, placed in position over-night in the event of the roundsman calling earlier than has been the practice in the past. Should householders have any cause for ' complaint, pleaso communicate with the Office. 87, Dixon-strect, or by Telephone No. 1610. ' R. E. HERRON, " General Manager. • 30th June, 1922. 1 "TfcUKE of Edinburgh Bottle Store for J-r only hi^h-grado brands of Binndy, 1 from 12a to 28e a bottle; all our *piritt arc guaranteed,