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Evening Star, Issue 17767, 15 September 1921, Page 6

AMUSEMENTS. ‘WELCOME STRANGER’ COMPANY ARRIVES. • The Celebrated Actors JOHN D. O’HARA and JULES JORDAN, with such well-known players ns Frederick Esmelten, Arthur Cornell, Robert To ins, Pirie Bush, Dorothy' Eeaoombe, Mattie Brown, Edwin Lester, Margaret Sutcliflo, J, E. Atholwood, and a host of others, arrive from Christchurch today, and will appear THIS EVENING, at 8 o’clock, in the exceptional play, 1 WELCOME STRANGER.’ MAJESTY’S THEATRE. TO-NIGHT. 8 O’CLOCK, j. c. WILLIAMSON, LIMITED (Business Manager, A. P. Wilson), Present with Pleasure Iho Celebrated Character Actor well remembered by all Dunedin playgoers as Lightnin’ Bill Jones), JOEY D. O‘HAEI, Who will on this occasion be associated with JULES JORDAN, The Famous Hebrew Comedian, In ‘ WELCOME STRONGER.’ CAST OF CHARACTERS (In Order of First Appearance) Charles White Pirie Bhsh JOHN D. O’HARA Frederick Esmelton ... Edwin Lester ... Thomas Lloyd ... Arthur Cornell JULES JORDAN , Lillian MRenney ... Robert Toms •Margaret Sutcliffe Dorothy Seacombe ... Mattie Brown ... Thomas Foster J. B. Atholwood l David Frankel Bvje Warner CLEM BE MIS ... . Gideon Tyler Seth Trimble Eb Hooker Ichabod Whitson ... . ISADORE SOLOMON Grace Whitson ... Ned Tyler Mrs Trimble Mary Essie Donogan Sam Scenery by Leslie Board, W. Little, and G. Dickson. To bo stagod'at HIS MAJESTY’S THEATRE TO-NIGHT, is an invitation to all people to go within and be happy, and plenty of happiness can bo found in this latest and most laughable of J. C. Williamson’s performances. The effect on the most hardened melancholiac is radical, and people whoso faces have been ruined by gloom have suddenly sat up and found a reviving faith in their fellow-creatures. The cause of these changes is undoubtedly due to the effects of JOHN D. O'HARA and JULES JORDAN,' two incomparable artists in the typo of play wherein their art can shine to its fullest. Both are tremendous lilts. Jules Jordan, a newcomer, alone worth hearing for tho pungent aptitude of his conversation. ‘WELCOME STRANGER’ TO-NIGHT, ■WELCOME STRANGER’ ‘ WELCOME STRANGER ' WELCOME STRANGER ’■WELCOME STRANGER ‘WELCOME STRANGER ‘WELCOME STRANGER ’ WELCOME STRANGER ‘WELCOME STRANGER ‘WELCOME STRANGER ‘ WELCOME STRANGER ‘WELCOME STRANGER ‘WELCOME STRANGER’ TO-NIGHT ‘WELCOME STRANGER’ TO-NIGHT, ‘WELCOME STRANGER" ‘ WELCOME STRANGER ‘WELCOME STRANGER ‘WELCOME STRANGER A downright cross-your-heart story with a thrilling dramatic plot, a touch of pathos, aud a thousand and one varieties of laughter. . , ; ‘WELCOME STRANGER’ is enjoyed by ail classes, all tastes. It has laughter and tears; there’s dramatic action, tho dialogue is smart and snappy. . . . •WELCOME STRANGER,’ the new J. C. Williamson play, bristles with quaint humor, breathes the spirit of democracy and tolor-TO-NIGHT, TO-NIGHT, TO-NIGHT, TO-NIGHT, TO-NIGHT, TO-NIGHT. TO-NIGHT, TO-NIGHT, TO-NIGHT, TO-NIGHT, TO-NIGHT. TO-NIGHT, TO-NIGHT, TO-NIGHT, TO-NIGHT, ‘ WELCOME STRANGER.’ It is a play with a message of kindness and goodwill, the spirit of which reaches over tho footlights and bids you ‘ WELCOME STRANGER.’ TO-NIGHT. The Play produced by Frederick Esmclton. Stage Manager Thomas Foster. The BOX PLANS are OPEN for the FIVE NIGHTS at THE BRISTOL up to 5 p.m.; then at THE GEYSER. Day Sales are procurable from the Geyser. PRICES; D.C. and 0.5., 7s'6d; Back Stalls, 3s 6d; Pit, Is 6d. All plus tax. Early Doors: Back Stalls and Pit, Is extra. SECOND PRODUCTION (Opening Date to bo Announced Later), JOHN D. O’HARA, Tho Idol of tho Australasian Stage, in ‘ THREE WISE FOOLS,’ . Another Sensational (Success. LOST AND FOUND. A LOST, LADY’S GOLD WRISTLET WATCH. Reward on returning to LADY SINCLAIR, 4-1 Melville street. LOST (August 22ud), Nurse’s Medal (20321), opposite Sooullar and Chisholm’s Factory, Rattray street; reward. 400 Leith strdst. OST, between Cargill corner and Post J Alice, 13th, Brown Suede Pocket Waller containing money and papers; reward. 12 Wilkie road. tUoST, between Moray place and. Albany JL I street, Child's Shoe. Reward returning 108 Dimdos street. L _ OST, lant week, vicinity Maori Hill, 1 Gold Brooch (war memorial); reward. Low, 323 High street. __ tF~OST, Tuesday, Opal Brooch with Pearls JLi and Ruby; reward. 26 Opoho road, N.E. Volley. LOST, Tuesday, Pewter Brooch, blue centre. Reward returning 70 Rattray

LOST, -Gold Brooch, between Princes, Stuart, and Cumberland streets. Finder kindly call Murdock’s, Stuart street; reward. LOST, Child's White Leather Boot and Sock, between Bayfield and Bay road; reward. 24- Bayfield road. lOST, Tuesday, Gold Brooch, St. Kilda or J vicinity City. Reward returning Miss Reid, florist, High street, TT OST, Wednesday rooming, Lady’s Umbrella, Maclaggan street near Serpeniino avenue; reward. Scofield, chemist, Stock Exchange Build-in ge. T OST, Leather Purse, containing money, jLj between D.I.C. and London street. Reward returning Hosiery Department, Dl.a T OST, a email Child’s Brown Laco Shoo, JLi between Terry’s, George street, and the Octagon. Anyone finding sumo please leave at Barton and Trengxove’s, Octagon. TOST, Pink-and-Groy Parrot. Reward on J ire turning to 59 Chapman street* St. Kilda. / X OST {last Wednesday, between Cargill’s JiJ Corner and Bay rood], Cream Blouse; reward. Sparrow, fruiterer, Cargill’s Corner, LETT, Pared in Littlebourne car shed yesterday, containing lady’s silk stockings and crochet work; reward. 772 Cumberland street. WILL Person who took Rug from Central train on Monday night kindly return to Left Luggage Ollic© to save further trouble. "IDSEPSON' who Found £5 Note on 19 th Jl July had belter send their name and ■address to Miso Git-tens, Leith Valley, aa honest pereon aa they call themselves, na St is in the hands of detective. FOUND.— Men, your old Felt Hat Made New at small cost. Octagon Renovators, next Theatre. TBOUND. —The summit of perfection in JD Felt Hat Renovates. Whipp and Co., bona fide felt hatters, 236 George street, and Cargill’s comer. TCIOUND. —Spectacles to suit all sights sup. Jr plied by qualified Optician. Stunner, through Sproson’s chemist shop, Octagon. ITtOUND. —Syrup of Linseed Cough Mk- ? tme, sure cure. E. P. Cameron, 3 Stafford street. ___ FOUND. —Tailored Suits, ull-wool tweeds, from £6 15s; Worsted from £7 150. Modern Tailors, opposite Herbert, Haynes’s. FOUND. —At Millard’s, Stuart street, Ladies’ Glaco Kid Derby Shoes, 17a 6d; Glace Oxfords, no caps, 17s fid. TPJOUND. —Patent Leather Oxfords, vary JL’ latest style, 31s 6d; Glace Kid Darbys, patent cap and counter, 30s. ■RWOUN'D. —Tremendous Reductions in JD Gents’ Footwear; Box Chroma Leatherlined Balmorals, solid soles, 335; wonderful value. FOUND. —Bargains for all in Ladies’, Gents’, and Children’s Footwear. Only at- Millard’s, 101 Stuart street.