DIX'S GAIETY COMPANY.

New Zealand Herald, Volume XXXIX, Issue 11856, 7 January 1902, Page 6

DIX'S GAIETY COMPANY.

Three artists from London in Miss Lizzie Kirk and Messrs. Edgar Granville and Frank Leon led the way at the City Hall last night, when each performer in turn was accorded a very hearty reception. A large audience was present. . Miss Kirk proved herself to be a particularly bright young serio. Her songs were exceptionally good/ and sho was given a very hearty reception. Of Mr. Granville's delightful comic melodies the audience apparently could not have enough, and he was encored again and again. Mr. Leon caught on from the outset, and it was not until he had rendered quite a number of song 3 that his hearers would permit him to leave the stage. Mr. Leon is also a dancer of a high stamp. These new performers are a welcome acquisition to the company. The other items by Ihe remainder of the j company were also well received and heartily applauded. / \ ; v".. . , Special reductions in the boys' and men's clothing, outfitting,: and morcery departments during the great sale now on at Rushbrook and Bridgman's. " May I bring home a box of custard as ' well as the Sunshine Jelly Crystals?" "Yes,"' she said; "I'm so glad you remembered it; get two Jelly Crystals as a reward; don't forget Tucker's." j CYCLISTS CAN NOW Find Henning in Queen-street, where the brightest light shines. Agent for Raleigh, Rover, and Massey Harris bicycles, at. low | prices. Free wheels from 15s, and brakes j cheap. . MEDICAL OPINION. . j Ask your doctor .what soap ho recommends ' for the skin and he will uphold the opinion of tho highest medical authorities on the skin, viz.. Dr. Redwood, Ph. D., F.C.S., F.1.C., the late. Professor Sir Erasmus Wil son, Mr. . John L. Milton, and Professor J. Attfield, p,tc., that Peahs' Soap 13 the best. j