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Hawke's Bay Tribune, Volume VII, Issue 330, 29 November 1917, Page 1

ENTERTAINMENTS, Ac. | JJUNICIP AL THEATRE, HASTINGS TO-NIGHT At 8. TO-NIGHT ! TO-NIGHT At 8. TO-NIGHT ; For One Night Only. ; J. & N. TAIT’S NEW COMEDY CO. ! In the Great Comedy Laughing Success “TURN TO THE RIGHT” I “TURN TO THE RIGHT” | By Winchell Smith & John L. Hazzard. ; A MASTER PLAY OF MIRTH AND MORALS. In Three Acts with a Prologue. CAST OF CHARACTERS : Isadore Maurice Dudley Joe Bascom Mr. Walter Richardson Muggs Mr. John Junivr Gilly Mr. Stapleton Kent Moses Mr. £,. Goldberg Betty Bascom Miss Lizotte Parkes J essie Strong Miss Francee Anderson Mrs. Bascom Miss Margaret Calvert Sam Martin \ Mr. Vincent Dennis Deacon Tillingcr Mr. George Chalmers Lester Morgan Mr. Gascon Mervale Elsie Tillingcr Miss Gwen Doriso Callahan Mr. Carleton Stuart Katie Miss Marie Collier Play produced by Gaston Mervale. THE ORIGINAL COMPANY Which has plaved “ TURN TO THE RIGHT ” With such phenomenal success in Sydney, Melbourne and Brisbane. Tears and Laughter from Curtain Rise to Curtain Fall. TO-MORROW (FRIDAY) EVENING: “THE NEW HENRIETTA” “ THE NEW HENRIETTA” An exciting Comedy-Drama by the same authors as “ Turn to the Right,” and as great a play.

ALL PRICES PLUS TAX: D.C. and O.S. 6 Stalls 3/-, Gallery (after 7.45) 1- -. Early Doors Stalls and Gallery, 1 '- extra. Box Plans at Hall’s, Day Sales Cohen’s. A ’Bus will run io Havelock. MUNICIPAL THEATRE, NAPIER. SATURDAY Ist, MONDAY 3rd DEC. SOLDIERS’ CHILDREN'S FUND. QRAN D pATRIOTIC JjlAlß. ASSEMBLY HALL, HASTINGS. FROM sth TO Sth DECEMBER. Opening each day at 2 p.m. President: THE MAYORESS (Mis. H. I. Simson) STALL-HOLDERS: Produce— Wednesday—Mis. C. J. Baker, Mrs. F. J. Hodgson, Mrs. Manson. Thursday—Mrs. Selwyn Chambers, Miss G. Couper. Fridav —Mrs. O. Nelson, Mrs. ~T. J. Faullme ■.

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