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Evening Post, Volume CV, Issue 109, 9 May 1923, Page 2

THE, INITIAL PRODUCTION. O£ J. C. WILLIAMSON'S GORGEOUS PANTOMIMIC EXTRAVAGANZA PANTOMIMIC EXTRAVAGANZA . . Will be Staged THIS EVENING, AT 8 O'CLOCK. THE ONLY "FORTY THIEVES" MATINEE, "FORTY THIEVES" MATINEE, SATURDAY AFTERNOON, at. 2. < SATURDAY AFTERNOON, at 2. Children Half-price to All Parts. 4T(KANR OPERA HOUSE. Direction J. O. Williamson, Ltd Managing Directors: George Tallis, E. J. Tait. Manager John Farrell. A Pantomime of Infinite Variety. A Pantomime of Infinite Variety. . TO-NIGHT, AT 8, TO-NIGHT, AT 8, And Following Evenings. ' MATINEE SATURDAY AFTERNOON, J. C. WILLIAMSON, LTD., Have much pleasure in announcing the initial representation here of thoir 1923 Pantomime Extravaganza, ''THE FORTY THIEVES," "THE FORTY THIEVES," "THE FORTY THIEVES," THE FORTY THIEVES," '■■ "THE FORTY THIEVES," "THE FORTY THIEVES," I "THE FORTY THIEVES," | • "THE FORTY THIEVES," Acclaimed by Playgoers and Press alike aa the bast all-round pantomime yet !-■ staged in. Australasia. \ TO ACHIEVE THIS RESULT the whole of England, America, and the Continent was searched for features and artists, and the Management will pre-' sent in this tremendous production the CREAM OF ENTERTAINMENT, Comprising: Amusement to Delight, both the Young and tho Grown-ups. Gorgeous Stage Pictures. Glittering Paseants. Exquisite BalTeta. ' Mirth-provoking: Comedy. Ear-haunting Song Successes. Exceptionally Brilliant Artists. In fact;. Everything that a Pantomime should be. * For the re-presentation of "THE FORTY THIEVES," the Management has been successful in getting together the Greatest Organisation of SINGERS, DANCERS, PANTOMIMISTS, COMEDIANS, AND SPECIALITY ARTISTS which has_ yet appeared ia one production, including: HONA MAGNET, The Brilliant Young London Comedienne, who created a veritable furore of enthusiasm in "The Peep Show," and who achieved a. triumph as the "principal boy" in Melbourne. PHYLIS BEADQN, Tha Charming Young English Artist, who makes an ideal "principal girl." JACK CANNOT,. "Everybody's Favourite," a Comedian who never fails to get on the best of terms with his audience. JOE BRENNAN, The Australian Comedian, who has ■ a quaintness and character all his own as "The Dame." IDA NEWTON, A Piquant Young Australian, who nulces a.' captivating figure as Abdallah, the Captain Of the Forty Thieves. , DAISY YATES, A Dancer and Soubrette of charm and grace. PHYLLIS AMBRY, Premiere Danseuse. FREDERICK MACKAY, .Famous English Dancer. A Terpsichorean Team who will introduce some notable dancing effects and novelties. JOE MORRIS, The best o£ all Animal' Impersonators, who demonstrates that a- donkey can; he "almost human." EDGLEY AND DA WE, The Famous Eccentrio Comedians.' NELLO AND MELLO, Sensational and Original Comedy AeroREGINALD ROBERTS, GEORGE WILLOUGHBY, NORMAN LEE, and a host of others. D.C. and 0.5., 8s; Stalls, 4s; Gallery, Is 6d; E.D., Is extra All Prioes Plus Tax. i Plans at The Bristol . Day Sales at the Opera House Confectionery. PNSB "—~ PNSB pRAND OPERA HOUSE. PNSB vJT PNSB /SUNDAY NEXT. PNSB /SUNDAY NEXT. PNSB ? PNSB PNSB PNSB PORT NICHOLSON SILVER PNSB BAND PNSB PNSB , With a PNSB PNSB MUSICAL SURPRISE. PNSB ■ MUSICAL SURPRISE. PNSB MUSICAL SURPRISE. ■ PNSB ■ MUSICAL SURPRISE. PNSB PNSB 6—STARS—6. PNSB 6—STARS—6. PNSB 6-STARS-6. PNSB ! PNSB Our Recitals acknowledged fo be PNSB the finest in tho Dominion. PNSB PNSB PNSB - PNSB Watch Further Particulars. PNSB Watch Further Particulars. PNSB ST. MARY'S ANGLICAN HOME. A" SALE OF CAKES, in aid of St. -£a- Mary's Home, will be held on Friday, 11th May, and every Friday until further notice, in" Harcourt and Co.'s Room, Lambton quay. Open 9 a.m. VICTORIA UNIVERSITY COLLEGE. . GRADUATION CEREMONY. nnHE Graduation Ceremony will be held JL in the Town Hall at 3 p.m. on Thursday, 10th May. Friends of the students and tho general public are cordially invited to attend. G. G. S. ROBISON, Registrar. MAORI RACING CLUB. WINTER MEETING—SATURDAY, 2nd JUNE, MONDAY, 4th JUNE, 1923. \ NOMINATIONS for All Events olose on FRIDAY, 11th MAY, at 8 p.m. Otaki Telegraph Office closes at 5 p.m.. O. J. D'ATH, Secretary. b . ~ i ' "AUCKLAND RACING CLUB X3l WINTER, MEETING, 1923—2nd, 4tH, anc 6th JUNE. i- ; Genera] Entries CLOSE on FRIDAY |f 11th MAY, by 5 o'clock (5 p.m.). n Fees- (1 soy each) must accompan] Nominations. , W. S. SPENCE, Secretary.