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Evening Post, Volume CXI, Issue 144, 20 June 1931, Page 4

COMMENCING NEXT SATURDAY NIGHT. GRAND OPERA HOUSE < .Dircclion-J. C. Williamson (N.Z.), Ltd. ■ A GREAT SEASON OF COMEDY. I J. C. WILLIAMSON, LTD., PKESENT . THEIR LATEST LONDON COMEDY SUCCESS, "THE FIRST- -MRS. ERASER" .. "THE FIRST -MRS. ERASER" j St. John Ervinc's Remarkable. Comedy,, which lias been runningl' continuously for two, years in London, and' winch broke all known records during its ten weeks' season in .Melbourne. . WITH THE BRILLIANT NEW ZEALAND ACTRESS, ETHEL MORRISON, Who returns (o hor own country aftov ;i .triumphant scries of successes in London, Now York, and Australia, to appear in the role of "The First .Mrs. Fraser," in which she Ikis achieved an outstanding triumph.' J. B. ROWE, ■."; / Sn well remembered as Leading Man with Irene Vunbrugh. MARY MACGREGOR, ■' ■ ! AVho last appeared here with tin; Maurice Moscovitch Company. NOEL BOYD, LESLIE VICTOR, ROGER. BARRY, JOHN, WOOD,-. I EILEEN MORRIS, and Other Notable Artists. PRICES: D.C. and R.S., 6s; Stalls, 4s; Gallery, 2s; Late Door, Is 6d. (Plus tax.) BOX PLANS OPEN NEXT WEDNESDAY MORNING AT THE BRISTOL^ j

■ ■ TO-NIGHT, 7.55. TO-NIGHT, 7.55. GRAND ' OPERA HOUSE. RAND OPERA HOUSE. FAREWELL. "TUTA"SKHAMEN." ■'TUTANKHAMEN/ ••TUTANKHAMEN." "TUTANKHAMEN." "TUTANKHAMEN." "TUTANKHAMEN." ••TUTANKHAMEN.'/ '•TUTANKHAMEN." "TUTANKHAMEN." "TUTANKHAMEN." "TUTANKHAMEN." "TUTANKHAMEN." •''TUTANKHAMEN." ! ''TUTANKHAMEN." i "TUTANKHAMEN." "TUTANKHAMEN." ■ • -'TUTANKHAMEN." '•TUTANKHAMEN." , -TUTANKHAMEN." ' ! "TUTANKHAMEN;" - "TUTANKHAMEN." "TUTANKHAMEN." "TUTANKHAMEN." "TUTANKHAMEN." .' .. "TUTANKHAMEN." , ■PRICES: Reserves andD.C;, 3s; Family Circle, Is 6d. THE COLOSSAL MUSICAL ATTRACTION OF 1031." THE COMING OF PETER' DAWSON PETER DAWSON i PETER DAWSON PETER DAWSON (World's Most Popular Singer. Ten Million of his Records have been sold) AND MARK i-HAMBOURG-MARK HAMBOURG MARK HAMBOURG MARK HAMBOURG MARK HAMBOURG (The Russian Master Pianist). "There is no greater, i.player of Beethoven to-day."—"Evening. Standard," London. TOWN HALL . TOWN HALL" J-OWN HALL TOWN HALL i Direction — Hugo Larsen arid Co. two Magnificent concerts. ' two .magnificent concerts... TWO MAGNIFICENT CONCERTS. SATURDAY, TUESDAY, 4th JULY.- ~:...■•.. .'7th JULY.. THE PRICES OF ADMISSION. .:• Notwithstanding the enormous expense of presenting two of the world's foremost celebrities on the one platform, popular prices have been arranged for the Now Zealand tour. j PRELIMINARY BOOKING.--r-Applica T | tions for Reserved Seats (Price 7s Gd, j plus tax; total Ss sd) should be addressed to the Box Oflice, the Bristol Piano Co., Ltd., accompanied by remittance ' and stamped addressed envelope. Concessions to students. Plans for general booking open at the Bristol on Monday, 29th June. H.M.V. Records. : Steinway' Piano. NOTICE TO THE TRADE. ~~ . RE "STEAMOL" PERMANENT . WAVING SACHETS. IT has been brought to onr notice that certain firms are fraudulently using or copying our trade mark. The "STEAMOL" . PERMANENT WAVING SACHET is: registered, in the Patent Office of New Zealand under Trade Mark Number 29826, and it is,our intention from this date to ■ proceed legally against aDy firm or firms-who by advertisement or otherwise infringe our rights in this matter. ' •' , : : B. BRICKMAN, Manager Brickman's Beauty Parlours, Kirkcaldie and Stains Building, Lambton quay, Wellington. AT THE -RITZ,. AT THE RITZ, AT THE RITZ, ' . : COMMENCING MONDAY, 9 to 11 p.m., COMMENCING MONDAY, 9 to 11 p.m., COMMENCING MONDAY, 9 to 11 p.m., DON TASKA'S BAND DON TASKA'S BAND DON TASKA'S BAND OF SEVEN MUSICIANS. OF'SEVEN MUSICIANS. OF SEVEN MUSICIANS. rpilE -Management of THE RITZ, LTD., hare pleasure in announcing the return engagement of this popular band after a successful contract at our Auckland Ritz. For a short season DON AND HIS BOYS ■will play selections each day during LUNCHEON FROM 12 to 2 p.m. Don't fail to hear DON TASKA playing the Stcimvay Grand Piano during AFTERNOON TEA SESSION. AFTERNOON TEA SESSION. AFTERNOON TEA SESSION. ! MESDAMES CAAULLI AND CONRAD MESDAMES CAMILLI AND CONRAD j MESDAMES CAMILLI AND CONRAD are still proving popular with their novelty entertainment of / ! ■FREE TEACUP READING j FREE TEACUP READING FREE TEACUP READING I . DAILY FROM 3TO 5 P.M. j DAILY FROM 3 TO 5 P.M. DAILY FROM-3 TO 3 P.M. WATCH FOR FURTHER-ANNOUNCE-MENTS FROM THE RITZ. THE RITZ, LIMITED. Direction: FREDERICK CARR. \IiRNEST CASH.

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