Page 24 Advertisements Column 8

New Zealand Herald, Volume LXII, Issue 19163, 31 October 1925, Page 24

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The Moat Supreme, and Astounding 'Svceess Ever Achieved by ih® Big Firm in the Realm of Musical Comedy in 50 years. Interpreted by a Cast of Surpassing Brilliancy, which includes JOSIE MELVILLE, JOSIE MELVILLE. JOSIE MELVILLE. And GEORGE GEE. ; .. ." GEORGE GES. GEORGE GEE. Also. JEAN NEWCOMBE, George Volaire, Adele Crane, Field Fisher. Reginald Roberts. Paul PlunkeU, George Crotty, Gladys Herme3, Jack Dunne, Percy Le Fre. Together with FRED HAYWOOD and his JAZZ BAND. FRED HAYWOOD and his JAZZ BAND. FRED HAYWOOD and his JAZZ BAND. . Play Produced by GEORGE HIGHLAND. Stage Manager ----- E. Nightingale. Musical Director - - - - - - Hurry Jacobs. SECOND PRODUCTION: Saturday Nest—Five Nights Only. « riOOD T.XORNING, " IXOOD iVioRNING, jJeaRIE." "POOD. '|\,f ORNING ITEA.RIE.;; " Ijood Morning -L/jsarie." PRICES: D.C. and R.S., 8s; Stalls 4s; Gallery. Is 6d. Early Door Stalb and Gallery, Is Extra. All prices Plus Amusement; TilX. Day Sales at Symons' Confectionery Store (H.M. Arcade). 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