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Evening Star, Issue 22577, 19 February 1937, Page 11

AMUSEMENTS. CHILDREN’S MATINEE TO-MORROW. Chapter 7, ‘ PHANTOM RIDER,’ and Both Features Advertised Below. Sessions i 2.15 and 8 p.m. Phone 13-579. Direction: Fuller-Hayward Theatres. gTRAND NOW SHOWING. TWO GREAT FEATURES Paramount’a- ‘ PALM ‘ PALM ‘ PALM ‘ PALM SPRINGS.’ SPRINGS.’ SPRINGS.’ SPRINGS.’ -Starring FRANCES LANGFORD, Sir GUY STANDING, DAVID NIVEN, SMITH BALLEW, Etc. Lilting Songs and adventure lead the way to Romance at the Millionaires and Screen Stars’ playground. 2. FAY WRAY AND CHESTER MORRIS, With Lionel Stander, Ward Bond, Ken. Harlan, and Ray Welburn, In Columbia’s ‘ THEY MET IN A TAXI.’ ‘THEY MET IN A TAXI.’ (Both Approved for Universal Exhibition.) The ‘ Film Weekly,’ Sydney, gives this authentic criticism: —“Strong, humorous entertainment that will gather laughs all round and give audiences complete satisfaction.” We know it will please our patrons. Box Plans at D.I.C.

AMUSEMENTS. FINALLY TO-NIGHT. AT 7.30. ‘ THINGS TO COME.’ And AT 9.20. ‘ MILLIONS IN THE AIR.’ I! ■» . T _ !! Nightly at 7.3( i| M AYFAIR || Phone 22-573. Direction: Fuller-Hayward Theatres. TO-MORROW’S HUGE PROGRAMME. RONALD COLMAN In this Sumptuous Production; ‘THE MAN WHO BROKE THE I BANK AT MONTE CARLO.’ I With Joan Bennett and Colin Clfve. On the Same Programme. Patsy Kelly Charlie Chase In a Riot of Rollicking Comedy, I ‘KELLY THE SECOND’ I 1 TO-MORROW’S MATINEE: Comedies, Cartoons, Novelties, And the 'Big Comedy Feature, ‘KELLY THE SECOND.’ (All Pictures Approved for Universal Exhibition.) Reserves at D.1.C., Theatre Sweet Shop, or Phone Theatre.

‘ THE GONDOLIERS * ‘THE GONDOLIERS’ TO-MORROW (SATURDAY), AT 8 O’CLOCK. TO-MORROW (SATURDAY), AT 8 O’CLOCK. GRAND GALA PERFORMANCE. GRAND GALA PERFORMANCE. 4S— RESERVES— A S (Plus Tax). —RESERVES— (Plus Tax). A number of in the Stalls at 4s (plus tax) may be reserved at the D.I.C. from 8.50 To-morrow (Saturday) Morning for the Grand Gala Performance of ‘ The Gondoliers.’ gS—RESERVES—gS (Plus Tax). Seats in central positions in either the Dress Circle.or Rsd. Stalls may be reserved at the D.I.C. until 8.30 This Evening and from 8.30 To-morrow (Saturday) Morning. DAY SALES. 350 Pit Tickets 350 May be Purchased at the Rialto To-day and To-morrow, or at the Theatre To-morrow Evening. JJ IS MAJESTY’S THEATRE Proprietor, Sir Benjamin Fuller. * A CARNIVAL OF COMIC OPERA. GALA' PERFORMANCE OF ;, THE GONDOLIERS’ TO-MORROW (SATURDAY TO-MORROW (SATURDAY TO-MORROW (SATURDAY I NIGHT), AT 8 O’CLOCK NIGHT), AT 8 O’CLOCK NIGHT), AT 8 O’CLOCK | I J. C. Williamson Ltd. present their Incomparable and Very Popular GILBERT AND SULLIVAN COMIC OPERA COMPANY. 100 PEOPLE 100, Headed by STRELLA WILSON AND IVAN MENZIES, In a Magnificent Gala Production of the Entrancing and Highly Amusing Comic Opera, ‘THE GONDOLIERS’ ‘THE GONDOLIERS’ ‘THE GONDOLIERS’ The Cast includes: Casilda ... ... STRELLA WILSON Duke of Plaza-Toro ... IVAN MENZIES Marco Palmieri GODFREY STIRLING Giuseppe Palmieri GREGORY STROUD The Grand . Inquisitor , RICHARD WATSON Duchess of Plaza-Toro ; EVELYN HALL Gianetta I HELEN LANGTON Tessa ... EILEEN KELLY Luiz ... „. ... ... ... CLIFFORD COWLEY Antonio . ... VINCENT M'MURRAY Francesco HARRY NEILL Giorgio ROBERT ILLIDGE Anniable CHESTER HARRIS Ottavio ... FRANK BERMINGHAM Fiametta JANE ORR Vittoria ... NINA ROBBINS Guillia ; , AUGUSTA POOLE Inez VALERIE WALSHE Entire Production by MINNIE EVERETT. Musical Director, LEO H. PACKER. FULL OPERATIC CHORUS AND ORCHESTRA. Monday Night Next, Tuesday Night and Saturday Afternoon, Wednesday Afternoon, Wednesday Night, Thursday, Friday, and Saturday Nights, February 25, 26, and 27, 'YEOMEN OF THE GUARD.* ‘ THE MIKADO.’ ‘ lOLANTHE.’ ‘ PAUL JONES.’ ‘ LILAC TIME.’ Box Plans for the season at the D.I.C. Day Sales at Rialto Confectionery Shop. EVENING PRICES: D.C. and R.S. 6s, Stalls 4s (reserved on the day of each performance), Pit Is 6d. Early Doors 6d extra. MATINEE PRICES: D.C. and R.S. ss, Stalls 4s and 3s, Pit Is fid. Early Door Pit ' 6d extra. All prices plus tax.