AMUBIMKHTB. ; j J: EWL^^AMo^^crag^a ENGLAND'S FAMOUS ACTRESS^ f MISS J-::;■ /2.ERTRUT?3 :>T^ILIOTEiM ■>. /Miss VTERTRUDE •, -Citi^^S :-:'•• ':■ Read the* Auckland! Press: S«*flib ;• H»bai«p.-»" An unusually enthuaii.t& ; lsgs » ; welcome -s was}? accorded to MISS £ra^®psi .:■ TRUDE ELLIOTT—a ;, : large • .ug#l , . witnessed ' magnificent perforniancSifi ;. Miss Elliott < is. one. of ■ the mot: natural ■■''■''•'' ! m actresses, we have seen in th'i part^^sifi * *;> the M world; >?< Her efforts are * gained tiSf^il :':; ■■ sheer,' talent, which >' amounts '■■ to i eenina Hers is a' memorable -performance.'!#w^lj|s| -. -: ; Star.— ; ' Last • night; was a veritati. triumph .for MISS V GERTRUDE M Ha LIOTT. Beauty, personally. and won. derful acting in the lead, was enhanced m by exceptional talent in t the supporting : .«; cast. It-was: the gifted subtlety of ViZI i - Elliott's portraynl- that mainly. imprees&S PHI ; p, the audience, with the sure : knowledS : ■:% that x here ft was an actress, «the - like «,# whom we had not seen before.; It vJTZWm .Pf revelation vof * art.", ,l ./■ ''.~A---'. :^*JlS| •."."'-.■ DAME .NELLIE • MELBA S&? « W ?£<, Us ,/°, tunlln * -J, O -Australia.;- 'by fS&S . B.M.S.' Makma,Y- will 'bo Present atSiS?« ; (FRIDAY) Evening's performance of - ■ : ; : "WOMAN TO WOMAN." HIS : MSSSSi THIS is i■'. Majesiy's 1 eeatS - . Lessees -.' - -; J. C. WILLIAMSON, LTD ; ;/ { .-•-'■ :■;■:■■'■:'' Managing Directors: ';; r .:> ?.<&Ss£m ' Geo.; Tallis.-: E. J. Tait. Clyde MeyneJt^fi P NOTABLE THEATRICAL EVENT X rirtSTJiTTANEOUS' AND : ' EMPHATIC . ■•,■,•••■.■:.•■,::,■;;; • of the BRILLIANT EMOTIONAL ACTRESS ' *WB V GffiSBSI EifSff iM \ rs £,, ' -CiLLIOTT'IRi MISS GERTRUDE ELLIOTT '-•■"' Ber Complete ■'■'n'*@lMm m ~ ENGLISH COMPANY. &%mBM . 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New Zealand Herald, Volume LX, Issue 18564, 23 November 1923, Page 16
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