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New Zealand Herald, Volume LXIII, Issue 19218, 6 January 1926, Page 16

amusements. GUY BATES POST Inst night created a sensation in " THE GREEN GODDESS." In this thrilling drama Mr. Po3t exhibits hia outstanding genius to an even greater degree than in his opening production, atid his wonderful characterisation of the sardonic and suave Riijah oi Rukh stamped him as unquestionably the greatest actor who has yet appeared in Auckland. " THE GREEN GODDESS " is a uniqno and picturesque Oriental drama that gives the actor exceptional opportunities to present at its best his art in intense drama and in subtle comedy. Mr. Post's initial appearance here proved a memorable occasion, bnt last night must now take precedence as the greatest in the theatrical iiistory of Auckland. It was a triumphant night for the actor and the play. H IS ]y£ AJE ' STY ' S r jr v HEATRE. Direction: J. C WILLIAMSON* (N.Z.).LTD Manager _ John Farrell. TO-NIGHT AT 8 O'CLOCK, And for 3 Following Nights. j ryCJY T3ATES" POST I i vT UY i>ATES 1 OST ■ 1 The Superb Dramatic Star, j His wonderful characterisation of the suave, sinister Rajah oi Rukh, In i "THE r~i REEX fi ODDKSS." 1 I " J. HE VJREEN VJODDESS." j 1 William Archer's gorpeously j i spectacular and thrillingly j i fascinating drama of India, i I- I "THE GREEN GODDESS " is a play 0 f Alluring Love. " THE GREEN GODDESS " is a piny of Luxurious Splendour. "THE GREEN GODDESS" is a play of Sensational Thrills. " THE GREEN GODDESS " is a play of Vivid Characterisation. "THE GREEN GODDESS" is n play of Sparkling Dialogue. " THE GREEN GODDESS " is a piny of Intense Power. " THE GREEN GODDESS " is a, play of Keen Wit. " THE GREEN GODDESS " is a play of Sardonic Humour. COMMENCING NEXT MONDAY. For Last Three Nights of Season. I HE~T>AD AIAN? j I ." J. he IS ad iV lan." J A delightful Comody Drama of Witty Dialogue, Refreshing Humour and No>el Situations. 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