"THE DOLLAR PRINCESS."

New Zealand Herald, Volume XLVIII, Issue 14589, 27 January 1911, Page 8

"THE DOLLAR PRINCESS."

This evening at eight o'clock the curtain. ■will riso on the first production hero of the famous comio opera by Dr. Leo. Fall, "The -Dollar Princess," by Mr. J. 0. Williamson's ■ new Comic Opera Company. The cast will be as follows:—Alice Condor, Olive Godwin; .Daisy, Lottie Sargent; Lady Augusta, Alice Mitchell; Lady Dalrymple, Maxie Mac(donald; Lady Dorothy, Tor a Collins; Lady • Constance, Nance Mounsell; and Olga jLabinaka (tho Lion Queen), Florence Young; '! Freddy Fairfax, Herbert Clayton John, Earl of Quorn, Frank Greene; Bulger, W. I S. Percy; Dick, Roland Hogue; Tartaroff, Arthur Lissant; Sir James Macgregor, i Charles Albert; 'Paillard, A. Neville: Duko of Stonehenge, H. Ratcliffe; Harry Q. Condor, Victor Prince. An augmented orchestra will be under the direction of Fritz Hart. The play will be produced by Alexander Butler, with Frank Stirling as stage manager. In consequence of the length of the opera, the management desire patrons to bo seated before the rising of the curtain. Children in arms will not be admitted. "The Dollar Princess" will be presented to-night ancL-soven following evenings, and will be succeeded on Monday week by . Oscar Strauss's fine light opera " A Waltz Dream." The box plans for "Tho Dollar Princess" are now open at Wildman and Arey's. The plans for A Waltz Dream," "The Merry Widow," and " A Knight for a Day," which will be given for the last 12 nights, will be opened on Thursday next.