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Evening Post, Volume CVI, Issue 124, 22 November 1923, Page 2

"IF WINTER COMES." "IF WINTER COMES." THE WONDER PLAY OF A DECADE. GRAND OPERA HOUSE. RAND OPERA HOUSE. Direction, J. C. Williamson (N.Z.),' Ltd. LAST TWO NIGHTS LAST TWO NIGHTS OI The Drama all Wellington is flocking to see, "IF WINTER COMES." "IF WINTER COMES." "IF WINTER COMES." A Play of Passionate Sincerity. Which deals with life as it is—shorn of its veneer, and with characters of vividly human appeal, Brilliantly Acted by J. C. WILLIAMSON'S NEW ENGLISH COMPANY, Including garry siarsh, garry marsh, ailsa graham, jane savjle, isobel wilfqrd: A Strong Supporting Company. BOX PLANS AT THE BRISTOL. DAY SALES AT THEATRE CONFECTIONERY SHOP. Commenoinjj Saturday'next, . saturday next, For a Brief Season Only, "THE CAT AND THE CANARY.'' "THE OAT AND THE CANARY." "THE CAT AND THE CANARY." An Original Play of Drama, Romance, and Humour. "THE CAT AND THE CANARY" oaused a Sensation in Australia. " THE CAT AND THE CANARY " would.compel laughter from a professional mourner. "THE CAT AND THE CANARY" ThrilJs You one minute and makes you scream with laughter the next. " THE CAT AND THE CANARY" is interpreted by the best organisation of Dramatic and Comedy Artists since the famous Brough-Boucicault delighted Australasian playgoers. "THE CAT AND THE CANARY" can only be staged for a limited number of nights, so BOOK YOUR SEATS IMMEDIATELY.. BOX PLANS OPEN AT THE, BRISTOL TO-DAY. POPULAR PRICES: Dress Circle and Orchestral Stalls, 6?; Stalls, 3s; Gallery, Is. Early Stalls and Gallery, Ist extra. All prices plus ta*. Business Manager ;... A.- J. TAJT. BRITANNIA. Continuous Irom RITANNIA. 11 a.m. daily. " LAST NIGHT. TOM MIX TOM MIX . In the Speediest Action he ever ■ displayed on the screen, « THE FIGHTING STREAK." Also, another Big' Attraction, ' SHIRLEY M.ASON v In the Romantic Mystery Play, "YOUTH MUST HAVE LOVE." FULLERS' ~ • .... •-•.■ FULLERS' HIS MAJESTY'S THEATRE. IS MAJESTY'S THEATRE Direction John Fuller and Sons, Ltd. TO-NIGHT! At ■ B. ■ TO.NIQHT J ' Sixth Week and Booming like % Broadside, GEORGE WALLACE GEORGE WALLACE REVUE ' Presents. "ALPINE ANTICS," ; "ALPINE ANTICS,"' Led by that Cracker]'ack Laugbsmith, George Wallace, who hands out more laughs to the ounce than mo6t cqmedjans to the stone avoirdupois, presentipg a FANCIFUL FROLIC OF FUN* At High Alpine Altitude, amid Gorgeous Snow Scenery. WILL HASTINGS, Talented Epgli3h Musical Comedian. MABLE AND MALFE, In an Original Comedy Offering, KEITH DESMOND, The Brilliant Monologist. TRIXIE IRELAND, Personality Soprano. Prices: 1«, Is 63,, and 2s M; Reserrej, 3s plu» tax (excepting Is). Box Plan at The Bristol—after S at Burnett's next .Theatre; Tel. Theatre 28-669 (after 7 p.m.) , THE ROYAL "^•ELLINGTON CHORAL UNION. Conductor H. TEMPLE WHITE. TOWN HALL. TOWN HALL TOWN HALL. ' TOWN HALL! SATURDAY NEXT, at 8. Sir Edward Elgar'i "KING OLAF." "KING OLAF." "KING OLAF." j "KING OLAF." i Preceded _by Bach's Motet fo r Double i Choir (unaccompanied), "SING YE TO THE LORD." i "SING YE TO THE LORD!" Soloists: Soprano Ethel Osborn (Brisbane) Tenor ... Hubert Carter (Palmerston N. i Baritone ..: Wm. Watters (Palmerston N. ! At the Grand Organ Clement Howe Pricei: fer (re».), 4s (ree.), and 2i, plu, tax. Box plan at Bristol. A supply of 2s ticket* will be on sale at the Box« Office To-morrow (Friday). W. E. CAIJDOW, Tel. 3390. S*o'*"*----5-A-- R.A.0.8. 5-A.0.8. R.A.0.8. R.A.0.8. R.A.0.8. £jHATHAM LODGE No". 3037, G. 5.8., M.L.W., will hold their Meeting on SATURDAY EVENING, 24th November, at 8, in the Druids' Hall, Lo W6 r Tory street. Brothers of all Banners are oordially invited. Sec. BRO. S. JESTY, ' H.M.S. Chatham. TO JOSEPH ALBERTO BROOKS Formerly of Timaru, Tinsmith, son deoeaSod (°£ Timaru- wi do-w). aWe-named, who left Timaru for A the ><orth Island in 1892, or his children, if. any are requested to communicate with the DISTRICT PUBLIC TRUSTEE Tinwru, ' -|