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New Zealand Herald, Volume LVI, Issue 17347, 19 December 1919, Page 16

. t^« : j - Amusements. -- H lB """^AJESTY'S'" """ npHEATSE. #pO-NIGHT AND rpC-MORROW DECEMBER 19 AND ' 20. AT 7,45 O'CLOCK. MISS fIECIL TTALL AND TJUPILS iss Hall and i upils PRESENT A WONDERFUL PROGRAMME OF BALLETS. DANCE SCENAS. PHANTASIES. ETC.. In Aid of AUCKLAND LADIES* BENEVOLENT SOCIETY. THE /-iPAL. Gorgeous HE VyPAL. Eastern Tragedy gcena. The Wonderful Temple Scene en the Mountain of Fire. " Fate" held in her hand the Story of the Opal and the Mortals. The King of Fire; Ballets of the Flames, Smoke and Fire; Ballet of the Spirits of the Temple ; Shadow Dance; THE "OPAL" DANCE. The Sor.g of " Fate" and the Song of Tie Mortal;" Chorus of Shadows and Slaves of the Temple. THE riURIO CHOP. Delightful HE \~/URIO UHOP. Old-Wcr.d Dane* Phantasy. Portrayed by 70 Clever Children, from 3 to' 14 years. FASCINATION. Charming Gypsy Romance ASCINATiON. (In Two Scenes). Unique Studio Scene in Paris. LONDON TOWN. Sparkling ONDON A OWN. Miniature Revue. Coster Chorus, Irish Songs and Danco3, Ballet of London. Scottish. BALLET OF THE STARS, CHINESE ACROBATIC QUARTETTE. And Other NoveltiesThe Most Original Entertainment seen in Auckland. Pretty Choruses. Enchanting Song-!, by Miss Eleanor Miller and Mr. Robert Geddes. Splendid. Orchestra under Mr. S. Green. Pianist. Miss M. Aitken. Artistic Scenio Effects by Mr. W. S. Crowther. Novel lighting. Stage manager, Mr. C, Crosher. No Bouquets, etc.. by special request. Prices, 3s 2d, 2s Id. Is Id. Tickets on sal* Globe Machine Shop. Bookin; free, now open at Wildman and Arey's. All tickets issued former dates available To-night and To-morrow Night. B. KENT. Esq., Hon Treasurer. THE BOX PLANS For " YES. UNCLE." "YES, UNCLE." Which will bo played for the FIRST SIX NIGHTS of the Season, are now open at Wildman. and Arey's. TTIS MAJESTY'S THEATRE. Direction, J. C. Williamson, Ltd. TOO GOOD TO MISS. Commencing TUESDAY NEXT. DECEMBER 23 TUESDAY NEXT, DECEMBER 23J. C. WILLIAMSON. LTD., Announce the Reappearance of the ENGLISH MUSICAL COMEDY CO.. ENGLISH MUSICAL COMEDY CO., In the FIRST PRODUCTION IN AUSTRALASIA FIRST PRODUCTION IN AUSTRALASIA Of the, Latest Lenclori Musical Coined? Success, •' YES. UNCLE." " YES. UNCLE." "YES. UNCLE." FOR THE FIRST SIX NIGHTS. Of a. 17-Night Season. A REAL FIRST NIGHT. A REAL FIRST NJGHT. MANAGERIAL NOTlCE,—Tuesday night next will go down to local histrionic posterity as a red letter night. The production of. the famous musical play. " Yes. Uncle," will be chronicled as being the first time ! ever, that an important. J. C. Williamson musical production will have been seen in Auckland prior to its presentation in Sydnev, Melbourne, or any other Australian centre. A Brilliant Occasion, Therefore, PUBLIC INTEREST IS KEEN. PUBLIC INTEREST IS KEEN. In this Unique Performance of the MOST POPULAR MUSICAL COMEDY COMPANY In- the Southern Hemisphere. " YES, UNCLE." ♦' YES. UNCLE." A Hilarious Musical Play. 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