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New Zealand Herald, Volume LV, Issue 16894, 5 July 1918, Page 8

MUIUDEIUWIIIS, 3, ms MAJESTY'S THEATER, I TO-NIGHT! TO-NIGHTI - • TO-NIGHTI f TO-MORROW (Saturday) EVENING, By Arrangement with Scott Colville. ' • ''< * , "COMB INSIDE," ? K Wffl And See -^$11 SYDNEY JAMES'S "POTTED PANTO. MIME." M a "ALADDIN." 'vfvS 3 "ALADDIN." -y-iMa " A L A D D I N." ,:>OT v Eijht Consecutive Weeks at the Playhouu, ;; '• Sydney. '--M S&sne 1 The Demon's Cave, >* r. Scsne 2- - ■ The "Peak Inn " of Peekin, 1 " Scene 3 The Princess Boudoir. W§ Scene 4 Outside the Magic Cave. v sg r Scans 5 Inside the Msgio Cave,: mm ■• Scans 6 - • • • In an Airshin. Scene 7 The Emperor's Palace. ■■ See the Grand March of Nations. _ Sen the Wonderful Mechanical Moving Stair. 5. case. "i^S See the Ballet of 20 Dancers. }:-m See the Wonderful Cliango of Scenory from-^ 1. Outside to Inside the Cave. ■■'''§& SYDNEY JAMES as "Widow Twankey." ■ 1 MADELINE ROSSITER as the " Princess." ■ A Complete Story of "Aladdin" as a ;$M Screamingly Funny Burlesque. -inSI The Sydney Morning Herald says: "Sydney James's potted pantomime,' 'Aladdin,* is one of the cleverest and funniest bur. rXsk leaQucs ever seen in Bydnoy." J^M 3 Bee ' '--'mm CYRIL NORTHCOTE as the "Fairy Queen." " George Graystone - • - As the Emporor, isij Bl'ice Rowe As Abnnazor, f,? '• Sa.die Maguire -As Aladdin. G. W. Desmond • ■ • As a Ballet Dancer, ; if?j i, Josio Jackson • • • • As the Good Fairy, J/M ■ Ira Bissott ...•••••■ As Pekoe, }Mi Etc, Etc. -:p$ » Chorus of Villagers, Bighoads. etc. .'"all TWO PROGRAMMES IN ONE. '^$j| First Half All Revue Items. Wm f Siicond Half. "ALADDIN PANTOMIME."W| • :?s§§§ No Advance in Prices. 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