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Evening Post, Volume CXII, Issue 7, 8 July 1931, Page 2

"LET US BE GAY." ■ "LET US BE GAY." Will givo playgoers an opportunity to compare an all-English cast in a play that was recently presented on the talking screen by an American company. Aus--11 i-ulian critics declare that the J. C. Wilj liamson, Ltd., production is better than the American reproduction, and that Miss Ethel Morrison's brilliant characterisation of the part of Mrs. Boueicault excels that given by the artist who depicted it on the talking screen. PRAND OPJSRA. . HOUSE. RAND OPERA - \ HOUSE. Direction: J. C. Williamson. (N.Z.). Ltd. A BRILLIANT COMPANY In A FAMOUS COMEDY. TO-NIGHT, AT S, ■ - ' LAST TWO NIGHTS OF THE SEASON. -Ji C. WILLIAMSON, LTD! Present for thp; iirstr time in Wellington the Stage -Version -of Eaehael Crothers's refreshing, modern, Comedy-Drama—' "LET''US BE GAY." "LET US BE GAY." "LET US BE GAY." "LET ..US BE GAY/ "LET US BE GAY." "LET US BE GAY." ''Anybody doubting the virility of the legitimate theatre should not miss seeing 'Let Us Be Gay,' because it ■is one of the most effective answers the.stage has made to mechanised entertainment. 'Let Us Be Gay' is a perfect blending of play, performance, and production, diverting situations ripe "with comedy and .wit." . AN INCOMPARABLE CAST ' Includes- ■ • * The Distinguished New Zealand Actress, ETHEL MORRISON. - ETHEL MORRISON. As Mrs. Boueicault. MARY MACGREGOR, J. B. ROWE. 'Leslie Victor, Roger Barry, John Wood, Noel Boyd, Monn-Bai-leej Reginald Wykeham, John Gordon, Eileen Morris. PLANS NOW OPEN at the BRISTOL. Prices: D.C. and R.S., 6s; Stalls, 4s; Gallery, Is 6d; Early Door Gallery, (3d extra (plus tax). Day Sales at Grand Opera House Confectionery. : [■' For Telephone Reserves ring 21-Sl4, -. I . Manager. Ales. .Wilson. A FURTHER TRIUMPH!- ' ■ ENTHUSIASTIC AUDIENCE! Mark Hambourg and Peter Dawsdn again won the hearts of the huge audience present at their second concert last evening, and they were called .upon again and I again to respond with further items. PETER DAWSON PETER DAWSON . (The World's Most Popular Singer) MARK HAMBOURG MARK HAMBOURG (The Great Russian Master Pianist) TOWN HALL TOWN HALL OWN HALL TOWN HALL TO-MORROW NIGHT, " \ ' "," ''■ ' ."' S ■ o'clock.-: Accompanist: ALAN RICHARDSON. Direction: HUGO LARSEN AND CO. ONLY TWO MORE-CONCERTS: TO-MORROW NIGHT - • • And SATURDAY NIGHT. Positively the last appearance- of these '.two World-renowned Artists in Wellington, as a return visit is impossible. PRICES OF ADMISSION: Reserves, 7s Gd, ss. Day Sales, os. BOX PLAN AT BRISTOL. SKATING " SKATING . TO-NIGHT. \ SKATING ' : ' • SKATING TO-NIGHT. SKATING SKATING TO-NIGHT.' SKATING "' •', SKATING ROYAL ' ROLLER RINK, OVAL ROLLER RINK, t ■ • .(Winter Show Building, John .street.) • SPECIAL! '■■ .' . TO-MORROW NIGHT. Monle Carlo Competition. 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