Page 2 Advertisements Column 1

Evening Post, Volume CIX, Issue 120, 25 May 1925, Page 2

'"THE COUSIN FROM NOWHERE."' BOX PLANS for this Brilliant Musical ■Lornedy Now Open at The Bristol Piano Company. from NOWHERE" MATINEE "COUSIN from NOWHERE" MATINEE NEXT SATURDAY AFTERNOON, At 2. - !<p RAND ■•.•-• OPERA HOUSE. Direction: Manager ... . John Farrell. "WILDF.LOWER" .Has.Captured All Wellington. d"O-NIGHT! At 8, TO-NIGHT! And TO-MORROW EVENING. . For these Last Two Occasions. . For these -Last Two Occasions. iTho Best and Most 1. Delicious Musical : Comedy Wellington has Erer Enjoyed, " WILDFLOWERA' 1 " WILDFLOWER." " WTLDFLOWER." !An Exquisite and Genuinely Humorous Comic Opera Brilliantly Presented by the Best of All Musical Comedy Artists, MARIE BURKE, MARIE BURKE, Assisted bj , A Brilliant Aggregation of Comio Opera Artists, including !GUS BLUETT, HERBERT BROWNE, NOEL ALLAN, CHARLES ZOLI, JOHN FORDE, MARIE LA VARRE, MARJORIE DA WE, CANSINO BROS., and STONEBURN. PRODUCED Iy" GEORGE H. HIGHLAND. Tho Latest Musical Comedy Success. , WEDNESDAY NIGHT NEXT. WEDNESDAY NIGHT NEXT. •: Four Nights Only. 'MATINEE SATURDAY AFTERNOON. ! First Representation in Wellington of the • Exhilarating and Delightful Viennese Comic Opera, "THE COUSIN ' FROM NOWHERE." "THE COUSIN FROM NOWHERE." "THE COUSIN FROM NOWHERE." "THE COUSIN FROM ..NOWHERE.". Which proved an Outstanding Success in Sydney and Melbourne last year. It is brimming over with beautiful melodies, pretty music, clever dances, and it is particularly rich in high-class and very, humorous comedy. As a Spectacle, "THE COUSIN ' FROM NOWHERE" Is one of the Most Expensive and Most Picturesque^ Comic Operas yet ■ ■'■ Staged in Australasia. BOX PLANS for the Whole of the Present Season at The Bristol. Day Sales at the Grand Opera House Confectionery. PRICES: D.C. and R.S., 8s; Stalls, 4s; ' Gallery, Is 6d... .Early. Door Stalls and. Gallery, Is extra. All prices plus amusement tax. FULLERS' VAUDEVILLE. "DPS MAJESTY'S THEATRE,JtAIS/ ■■ MAJESTY'S ■ THEATRE. Direction John Fuller .a-rid Sons, Ltd. TO-NIGHT! -At 8. ...TO-NIGHT.! Messrs. Fuller take, pleasure in presenting to their ■ patrons another Daaiing Pro- , gramme, of the Best that is. to be had. in ' - Vaudeville. .""■"WEE '"J ' '■' "'.'"-" "" . .'WTT/TiTR -LANCET, -- ' - ■ WILLIE LANCET, ■ Cute Diminutive Comedian, in a, New ■■•■■ Comedy Scream, entitled' "WILLIES BIRTHDAY," "WILLIES BIRTHDAY," Assisted by ■WILLIAM. AVRON and LILAS BIRT., FULLERS' . . - ". . ".'.r. : .ELEVEN.WONDERS, ELEVEN WONDERS, ' ' Tieseirtmg a Complete Chang© To-mgirfc. .Undoubtedly, the Cleverest-Act of its kind Ever Seen on the Vaudeville Stage. -■ ■"■'" First Appearance of ■ ■■ FRANCES AND CLIFTON, . FRANCES AND CLIFTON. -■■ Comedy-Gymnasts -on.-the Frying.Rings.-. CARDINI Slickest of Card CARDXNI CARDINI Manipulators. CARDINI An entirely new: : routine of, card tricks. You can*t even, guess how they are done. Everything New by ' MAXWELL CAREW Versatile English MAXWELL CAREW Entertainer. ' (Celebrated' Mimic ~KEITH WILBUR:' .and Impressionist, KEITH WILBUR. Special Re-engagemont of .MISS ESTELLE ROSE, MISS ESTELLE ROSE, The Famous International Artist, in a Series of New Character Studies. VICTOR BURKE Singing Bones' ' VICTOR BURKE yon Like to Hear. Deliqhtfnl RENDA RUDD. Soubrette, RENDA RUDD. '".' FULLERS' FAMILY PRICES:' D.C. and 0.5., 2s 6d; Reserves. 3s (pros lax); Stalls, Is 6d;-. Upper Circle, Is Doors onen 7.15. Motors 10.30 ' , BOX PLAN AT THE BRISTOL. After 5 p.m. at Burnett's, next Theatre. ■ 'Tis not in mortals to command success, but he's done, more, deserves it." COME AND SAY GOOD-BYE TO THE GREATEST ARTIST OF OUR TIMX You will never see his like again. Q.RAND OPERA HOUSE. ONE WEEK ONLY. NIGHTLY AT 8. OPENING MONDAY, Ist JUNE. MATINEE ON SATURDAY 6th JUNE, at 2.30. E. J. Carroll and J. C. WilliainsaD, Ltd., present HARRY LAUDER HARRY LAUDER . HARRY LAUDER' HARRY LAUDER, - ■JThe world's most popular entertainer, in a series of new songs, sayings, character ptucues of real people in a Landeristic style no one can copy. In HARRY LAUDER you are getting the world's best, at his best, and giving of his best, and remember, there's a line of truth in every song he sings."" New Zealand has heard in years. Prices: Bs, 4s, and 2s; early doors Is extra. Matinee Prices: 6s, 4s, and 2s 5 Children Half-price. Booking opens at The Bristol on Jlhursdayj 28th.. OUR THEATRE, NEWTOWN UR THEATRE NEWTOWN TO-NIGHT, at 7.45 THE DRAMA OF I"HE YEAR. "HER MARRIAGE VOW" ' •"HER MARRIAGE VOW," In Addition: COMEDY. TOPICAL BUDGET i . OUR ORCHESTRA. Master Pictures Present a Picturisation of ißoberfc W. Chambcrs's Popular Novel ' "BETWEEN FRIENDS " "BETWEEN FRIENDS'" Wi& Lou - Tellegcn, Anna Q. Nilsson, Alice Calhoun, -nnd; Norman Korry. Tuesday: Harold Lloyd in "Why Worxy." Matinee 4 o'clock. Night 7.45. N.Z. ACAbMiY^bF"FINE ARTS. aiNNTTAL SKETCH EXHIBITION. rSTHE'-Exhibition- is -now open Daily in JL " The Art' Gallery, "R'hitriiore sireiot. .- Hours: 10 a'jn. to 5 p.m., ari.d 7..J0 prm..'. AdmissiorvJs. Art Union Tickr.ts Is. H. M. GORE, Secretary. 1