THE LILAC DOMINO.

Gisborne Times, Volume LV, Issue 6274, 30 December 1921, Page 3

THE LILAC DOMINO.

TO-MORROW NIGHT.

' At tlie Opera House to-morrow niglit, this delightful comic opera will be staged. “The Lilac Domino” combines beautiful music with a clever story, through which runs an amusing- vein of brilliant cemedy. ibis opera is J. C. Williamson’s, Ltd greatest and best offering ot recent years, and it is claimed by the man-ao-ement, will be staged complete in every detail, with beautitul scenic effects, full orchestra, and a full ballet and chorus. The opera, will be produced under tlie personal sup ervision of Mr D. B. O’Connor, who appears as Prosper Woodhouse, supported by Miss Ida Leggatt, a delightful soprano, as Georgine- Inc scene at the end of the second act, in which “Georgine,” whose dream of love lias been shattered, denounces “Andre,” is strikingly dramatic, being reminiscent of grand opera finales, and is capably handled by Mr O’Connor, Miss Ida Leggatt and Mr Wm. Everard, a tenor who appears as “Andre.” The season will be a short one, and one night only will be allotted each opera, to-mor-row night, “The Lilac Domino” will be staged. On Monday night, Going Up,” on Tuesday “Katinka on Wednesday “The GirLfor the Boy,’ and on - Thursday, J. C. Williamson’s great musical comedy success, “Oh Boy.” Box plans are available’at Miller’s Corner, where 'seats may be reserved without extra charge.