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Evening Post, Volume CVII, Issue 56, 9 March 1929, Page 4

FAREWELL PERFORMANCE IRENE Of DION VANBRUGH and BOUCICAULT. "MR. PIM PASSES BY." "MR. PIM PASSES BY." "MR. PIM PASSES BY." "MR. PIM PASSES BY." For the Last Night of the Season. Q.RAND OPERA - HOUSE. Proprietors—J. C. Williamson (N.Z.). ijtd TO-NIGHT! At 8:10. TO-NIGHT! TO-NIGHT! At 8.10. TO-NIGHT! J\ C. WILLIAMSON, LTD., Present IRENE VANBRUGH IRENE VANBRUGH IRENE VANBRUGH And DION BOUCICAULT, DION BOUCICAULT, DION BOUCICAULT, With a Complete NEW ENGLISH COMPANY, - In the Brilliant and Very Successful Comedy Drama. The most entertaining play in the repertoire of Miss Vanbrugh and Mr. Boucicault, and in which their genius in comedy and drama is presented at its very highest. Wo will Never Enjoy Their Like Again. "MR.'- PIM PASSES BY." "MR. PIM PASSES BY." "MR. PIM PASSES BY:" A Comedy in 3 Acts by A. A. Milne. LAST NIGHT OF THE SEASON. Box Plans Now Open at The Bristol till 12 o'clock, then with 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 (plus tax). Manager ............ Alex. F. Wilson. "THE VAGABOND KING." "THE VAGABOND KING." THE WORLD'S SUPREME MUSICAL PLAY. GRAND OPERA HOUSE. RAND OPERA HOUSE. Direction: J. C. Williamson (N.Z.), Ltd. A COLOSSAL ATTRACTION! Commencing TUESDAY, 12th MARCH. TUESDAY, 12th MARCH. (9—Nights—o.) MATINEE SATURDAY, 16th MARCH. J: C. WILLIAMSON, LTD., Present' The Stupendous and Gorgeously Mounted Musical Production, "THE VAGABOND KING," "THE VAGABOND KING," "THE VAGABOND KING," "THE VAGABOND KING," A Palatial Achievement in Grandeur and Gaiety—a Magnificent Musical Version of Justin M'Carthy's Celebrated Novel and Play, "If I Were King." Music by Rudolph Friml (Composer of "Rose Marie"). Book and Lyrics by W. H. Post and Brian Hooker. "THE VAGABOND KING" Will, in point of splendour, iv point of numbers, in point of talent and popularity of tho artists engaged, excel anything hitherto attempted on the New Zealand Stage. A CAST OF 25 STARS Includes STRELLA WILSON, < STRELLA WILSON, JAMES LIDDY, JAMES UDDY, Arthur Stigant, Cecil -Kellaway," Arthur Greonaway, Lou Vernon, Russell Scott, Lois Evans, Eileen Ogden, Beatrice' Ken' drick, Rene Linton, George Conningham, A CHORUS OF SIXTY. A CHORUS OF SIXTY. FULL OPERATIC ORCHESTRA. Beautiful Ballets—Exciting ScenesGigantic Ensembles. PRICES WILL NOT BE "RAISED. THE BOX PLANS FOR THE SEASON ARE NOW OPEN AT THE BRISTOL. D.O. and R.S., 8s; Stalls, 4s; Gallery,' Is Cd. Early Door Stalls and Gallery, Is extra. All prices plus Amusement Tax. Representative .:..:..'. Walter Monk. f OWN HALL, CONCERT CHAMBER. THURSDAY, Wth MARCH. 1920. CONSTANCE RRILLY CONSTANCE REILLY . . CONSTANCE REILLY i .. (Just returned from her studies abroad) Will givo a VOCAL RECITAL. ' VOCAL RECITAL. Assisted by. LEON DE MAUNY (Violinist) HAROLD WHITTLE (Accompaniot). Prices: 4s Reserved (plus tax),-2s Unreserved. (Concessions to schools in reserved seats.) Box Plan opens at the Bristol Piano Co., Ltd., on Monday, 11th March. "'PUG MESSIAH;"' "XHE MESSIAH," GOOD FRIDAY EVENING, 29th March, By WELLINGTON HARMONIC SOCIETY, With augmented Choir and Orchestra. • Conductor: H. TEMPLE WHITE. In aid of Dominion Museum and National Art Gallery Fund. Vocalists who have sung "The Messiah" under Mr. White are invited to assist. Practices at V.M.C.A. (second floor) on Wednesday, ]3th March, and 20th March, at S p.m. Please bring your QW n scores.* rj.RAND VAUDEVILLE ENTERTAIN- . MENT By the' FELIX BENEFIT ENTERTAINERS Patron, Sir A. W. Robin, K.CMG C.8., T.D, WELLINGTON'S PREMIER VARIETY. Vocalists. Humorists. Instrumentalists. Accompanists, Miss M. Ormrod and Mr. P. Archer. Stage Manager, Mr. E. Pratt. CALEDONIAN HALL, off Ghuznee-st., MONDAY, 11th MARCH, at 8 p.m. (Prize given for Lucky Seat Number.) Admission: 2g and Ib. Children half-price. TVTISS OLDREY iv 244, LAMBTON QUAY (Opposite D.1,0.), Designer and Meke'r of DAY AND EVENING GOWNS • COATS, AND COSTUMES. Ready-to-Wear Frocks in Stock. VICTORIA UNIVERSITY' COLLEGE. PPHE attention of all interested is call- •*• ed to the fact that the Annual College Examinations for extra-mural students have been revived, and will bo held in 1929. Exaniination centres will be arranged later in the year. All intending students are advised to communicate at once with the Registrar, when they will be" sent a circular explaining the position fully. G. G. S. ROBISON, Registrar*