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Evening Post, Volume CXIII, Issue 54, 5 March 1927, Page 4

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A. startling glimpse behind the scenes of society, m the world's most famous city. Also, GAZETTE. COMEDY. Tel. 40-018 for Reserves. MARIE BURKE MARIE BURKE In ": "FRaSQUITA." "FRASQUITA." To-nijrlil's initial representation of l'rusquita" is of unusual interest to playgoers from the fact that Franz Lehar's beautiful comic oi>era has not yet been staged in cither Sydney or Melbourne. 1' raseuuta" created a furore of enthusiasm when it was first staged in Christehurcli recently, and it attracted record audiences there, and also in Dunedin. Preparations are already in progress for tho Australian premiere- of "Frasquila," which will happen m Sydney at tho termination of the present Now Zealand tour. No effort, is beingspared to present this evening's performance of "Frasquita" on tho samo scale of completeness as that which distinguishes first nights in Australia,. ' FRASQUITA" BOX PLANS. Tho Box Plans are at the Grand Opera Houso Confectionery Shop, where Tickets for tho Early Door Stalls and Gallery may bo purcliiisod. ' ' * nRANI) OPERA HOUSE OPERA HOUSE Direction: J. C. Williamson (N.Z.j, Ltd. AN OUTSTANDING ATTRACTION, COMMENCING TO-NIGIIT (SATURDAY), TO-NIGHT (SATURDAY), At 8 o'clock. SEVEN NIGHTS ONLY. MATINEE NEXT SATURDAY AFTERNOON. J. C. WILLIAMSON, LTD., „ Present MARIE UURK.E, MARIE BURKE, 11. BARRETT LENNARD, CECII KEI.LAWAY, HERBERT BROWNE. Thehna Burness Noel Damton. Mario Eaton Frank Hawthorne, and a Brilliant Supporting Company of 80 Artists m tho I'irst Representation in Wellington of Franz Lohar's Bimutiful Comic Opera, "FRASQUITA," "FRASQUITA," In which tho famous composer of "The Morry Widow" has surpassed nil his previous works, the music of "Frnsquitu" reaching Hie high standard of Grand Opera. Cast of Characters include: Mario Burke as Frasquita R. Barrett-Lcnnard as ... 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