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Evening Post, Volume CIV, Issue 9, 11 July 1922, Page 2

CONTINUED SENSATIONAL SUCCESS OF "THE MAID OF THE MOUNTAINS I" "THE MAID OF THE MOUNTAINS!" IMPORTANT ANNOUNOEMENT. SEASON EXTENDED. Th« final representation of "The Maid of the Mountain*" will now take place on Friday Night Next, instead of Thursday, and two performances only of "K&tinka will be staged on Saturday Afternoon and Evening. This will giv© those who have been unable to obtain seate for "The Maid of the Mountains" a further opportunity to do so. Box Plans for Friday's representation of "The Maid of the Mountains" will be .opened To-morrow (Wednesday) Morning. Those who have already reserved seats for Friday's revival of 'JKatinka" may have their tickets exchanged for Saturday. THE FINAL "MAID" MATINEE THE FINAL "MAID" MATINEE THURSDAY AFTERNOON, ■At 2. THURSDAY AFTERNOON, At 2. Doors open at one o'clock. Children Half-price to Dress Circle and Front and Back Stalls; Gallery Is Bd. "KATINKA" MATINEE SATURDAY AFTERNOON, /^RAND OPERA' HOUSE. Direction ... J. C. WILLIAMSON, LTD. Managing- Directors: George Tallis, E. J Tait, Clyde Meynell. Manager: John Farrell. LAST FOUR NIGHTS < LAST FOUR NIGHTS Of - "THE MAID OF THE MOUNTAINS." "IHE MAID OF THE MOUNTAINS.' TO-NIGHT! TO-NIGHT! At 7.45. And 3 Following Evenings. MATINEE THURSDAY. AFTERNOON. J. C. WILLIAMSON'S Present tJh© Famous and Incomparable ROYAL COMIC OPERA COMPANY, In the World's Greatest and Most Successful Comic Opera, "THE MAID OF THE MOUNTAINS," "THE MAJIS OF THE MOUNTAINS," "THE MAID OF THE MOUNTAINS," "THE MAID OF THE MOUNTAINS," Its beauty, its charm, its melodiousness, the stirring heart appeal of its story, its romantic atmosphere, its realistio stage pictures, and its delightful comedy are factors which have made "THE MAID OF THE MOUNTAINS!" The World's Record-breaking Comic Opera The World's Record-breaking Comic Opera Revival of a Famous and Popular Opera, SATURDAY NEXT, SATURDAY NEXT, AFTERNOON AND EVENING. Special revival^ for these two occasions only of the deliriously timoful and pioturesqiie Comic Opera, "KATINKA!" . _.;. "KATINKA 1" Which New Zealand can justly claim as its very own, becausb its first Australasian representation was' staged in Wellington. On that occasion local playgoers acclaimed it the best and sweetest work of its kind they had over enjoyed, and their verdict was aftorwards endorsed in Sydney and Meibourno, whoro it enjoyed a run of over twelve months. The Box Plan at The; Bristol. D»y Sales at the, Opera House Confectionery. Prices: IXC. and R.S.) 10s; Stalls, ss; Gauory, 2s. / Early door, Gallery, Is ex-' tra. All prices plus amusement .tax. .. ■ ■ ''■■■.■-■ ' ■■'■ .■..■•■••/ XT ING'S THEATRE — FRIDAY: "WHY GIRLS LEAVE HOME." O/l "I LB Havinden's English Nut Milk, All XX Milk, or Nut and Raisin Chocolate, 2s lid lb. See windows. Cadbury's lib Prince Wales Chocolates, in boxes, guaranteed fresh, 5s box. THE "BLUE BIRD" CONFECTIONERS Next Opera House. HIS MAJESTY'S THEATRE IS ■, MAJESTY'S, THEATRE. Direction ... Ben. and John Fuller, Ltd. TO-NIGHT,, at 8. TO-NIGHT, at 8. Where FULLERS' Crowds the FULLERS' go. ■ Three New Star" ENGLISH ACTS, And All Winners. A GREAT SHOW. Phenomenally Successful, MURPHY, MACK, AND CO., In a masterpiece of humour, "THE MAJOR'S REFLECTION," A Real Laugh-maker. TOM LEAMORE, ' Clover English Character Comedian. ; A Decidedly Clover Offering1. MAXWELL CAREW, "The Fashionable Dame." W. J. SAUNDERS, In Camouflage Chalk Talks. KIT TOMS , In Bright AND ROMA, Coraeiy. Comedy , PAGDEN Specialists,'- *nd STANLEY. MDLLE. DOLINDA, Dainty French- Trapezist. VICTOR, THE GREAT, The Mystio One. 1 Prices: DC. and Stalls, 2s 6d; Back Stalls, Is 6d; Upper Circle, Is (all plus tax). Reserves at The Bristol. After 5 at Burnett's, next Theatre. Tel. '22-069, after 7 p.m. . . COMPETITION Send in your Verses for Pagden and Stanley's Song, "Adam and Eve." Prizes, One Guinea and Half-a-Guinea. Entries close Thursday. The most -successful verses will be sung and prizes awarded on Friday Evening. : ey /I -I LB Havinden's English Nut Milk, All XA. Milk, or Nut and Raisin Chocolate, 2s lid lb. See wjndows. Cadbury's lib Prince Wales Chocolates, in boxes, guaranteed fresh, 5s box. THE "BLUE, BIRD" CONFECTIONERS Next Opera. House. _^_ NAVY LEAGUE FANCY, DRESS BALL FOR CHILDREN. TOWN HALL, SATURDAY, 15th JULY, 7 to 11 p.m. Tickets, ss, 2s 6d for extra members of one family, may bo had at The Bristol Piano Co., the Navy League Office, and, next Wednesday and Thursday afternoons, at the Town Hall. Spectators, Gallery Ticket, 2s 6d. SUPERANNUATION. ASSOCIATION OF FEDERATED SUPERANNUATED PUBLIC SERVANTS OF N.Z. (WELLINGTON BRANCH). riTHE Annual General Meeting of the JL above Branch will take place at No. 1 Committee Room, Town Hall; Wellington, on FRIDAY, 14th JULY, 1922, at 2.30 p.m. All Superannuated Public Servants and intending members are urged to attend ■ the meeting, and a most cordial invitation is extended to present-day members of any branch of the Service. GEO. WORSFOLD, Hon. Sec. n/i-i LB Havinden's English Nut Milk, All JLX Milk, or Nut and Raisin Chocolate, 2s lid lb. See jwindows. Cadbury's lib Prince Wales Chocolates, in boxes, guaranteed fresh, 5s box. THE "BLUE BIRD" CONFECTIONERS Next Opera. House. THING'S THEATRE — FKIDAY: [ "WHY GIRLS LEAVE HOME,'!