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New Zealand Herald, Volume LX, Issue 18585, 18 December 1923, Page 18

AMUSEMENTS. vT^glhN ".T EE " B EGGIE ' 9 n . CREATED < A- FUEOftE?¥^^P On Saturday night a large «nd ho audience paid tribute to one of the known aDßeSt ' oPera3 the Btaw •;: . THE PLAY LABU^| H , jyjAJESTY'S CHEATS®. TO-NIGHT At 8. TO vrn«£ I TO-NIGHT • . At 8 TOV^ST-TO-NIGHT At B.' TOV®' TO-NIGHT At 8. TO®® FOR FIVE MORE NIGHTS' ONLY.t' J. C. WILLIAMSON (N.Z.). LTD..'*'" » Havs much pleasure in submitting -Til Blggabl 0?!i# :; tH 1188111 8IS0,;;; " AGE CANNOT WITHER TT : CUSTOM STALE ITS INFINITE ' VARIETY." * IJNUE .. V • _ Your . verdict will be the verdict of T»« Centuries: A charming performance .*7 " language so fine, the dialogue so witty - It* music so enchanting.' 1 ■ y< *"•. MUSIC. MELODY. MIRTH " The Beggars Opera?' Is Brilliantly Acted by an All-Star Cast Including *':'7 ® > il l r,? sborne - ■ Pauline Bindley "II ri? %° n - u ¥" Roberts. U: Geo '-i Willoughby. Beryl Walkley ' V Charles Mettare, Molly Tyrell ; Musical Director - - - Gustav Sl apoffjlti T ®ox sla5 la at Lewis R. Eadv mm a.4 Ltd. Book Now. 7 an « St«. ; Day Sales at Coleman's. Popular Prices: D.C. and OS 7«. ori?l 3s 6a;" Gallery, 13 6d. Early Door-'fit li 8 '"- 18. extra Early Gallery 6d °°L 9t %' paces -plus tax. " 8 ' All Representative Alex. F. Wilson. Remember that poverty is the Via*.*.. £■' on the doorstep oi Romance.—'"Cabaret Gul?; ijs' > JJIS J|AJESTY'S rnsEATBE. COMMENCING ' 'Ip gOXING J>—MBEE'^I Get ready to give her the welcome' if., deserves-— because she brings to you beaut? ' /wmrful of it), scenic wonders (the woild'l latest), dances that have amazed continents " fashions you have not dreamed of, cotafAr' you can never forget, and music that Wil capture your ear and heart. , "THE CABARET GIRL." vi'.e "THE CABARET GIRL." "%§. "THE CABARET GIRL." - 'y f "THE CABARET GIRL.", ' f'4 Book and Lyrics' by George Grossmift i and P. G. Woiehouge..'. • vt ... . Music by Jerome Kern. SHE WILL BRING ALFRED ■ FRITH «f B ACE. And around him the firm has gathered » ' cast of rare excellence, to give as a Gr*«t l Big, Bright, and Brilliant Entertainment/ l NOW OVER ITS 400 th PERFORMANCE. 1 At the inter Garden Theatre, London. § Interpreted by the efrer-popular '■ s £ J. C. WILLIAMSON. NEW MUSICAL COMEDY . COMPANY. 2 NEW MUSICAL COMEDY COMPANY/ ALFRED FRITH. CYRIL RITCHAHD HAROLD PEARCE. CECIL KELLAWAY ITELD FISHER, FRED MacKAY HASrV WOTTOi*. STUART FRASEB JACK HOOKER, GEORGE JENNINGS, JOHN PHILLIPS. MADGE ELLIOTT. MAEiiL MONRO. NELLIE PAYNE. MILLIE Si LER, Marie EATON. BERYL MbGUSON. REIT A NUGENT. FLORIE TAT& BERYI ' ANDERSON. W&KIB '*' ■ ' 1 *. * / BOX PLANS FOR THE FIRST 6 XTGHY9 WILL BE OPENED AT LEWIS R EADY AND SON, LTD.. THURSDAY- MOBNIJJfc :• £:■: next. . D.C. and 0.5., 8s; E.D. alia, ft: ED. Gallery. 2s 6d: Late Do©* Stalls, 4s: Ut» Door Gallery, la 6d (nil -prices' plus tw);. ft' ■ CHASLBB.BBRKB3®' — - ■ 1 _ ' ■ i | DAHCIINC. I -ifjglt DIXIE LAN I' CABARET. j ■ - Bookings Have Commenced For Our G»iVS CHRISTMAS CABARET. • f DECEMBER 24, MONDAY—— etcll DECEMBER 26, WEDNESDAY-8-l-7s 64 each. DECEMBER 27. THURSDAY-8-12 - S each. ■•••.■ •ImM} DECEMBER 28, FRIDAY— «ac.V. DECEMBER 29. SATURDAY — 8-12. -s*l - ®ach. DECEMBER 31. MONDAY—B-1.—7» Ml each. *r-

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