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New Zealand Times, Volume XLVII, Issue 10955, 18 July 1921, Page 3

AMUSEMENTS. OPERA HOUSE. Direction J. C."wTLLI AMSON, DTD. ANNOUNCEMENT EXTRAORDINARY ! ANNOUNCEMENT EXTRAORDINARY ! AT EAST! AT EAST! AT LAST! COMMENCING TUESDAY, JULY 26th. MATINEES EVERY WEDNESDAY AND SATURDAY. THE OSCAR ASCHE MASTERPIECE. THE OSCAR ASCHE MASTERPIECE, "CHU CHIN CHOW.” “CHU CHIN CHOW.” “CHU CHIN CHOW." “CHU CHIN CHOW.” “CHU CHIN CHOW." “CUU CHIN CHOW." “CHU CHIN CHOW." “CHU CHIN CHOW.” “CHU CHIN CHOW.” THE WORLD'S MOST GORGEOUS THE WORLDS MOST GORGEOUS PRODUCTION. PRODUCTION. Which holds THE WORLD’S RECORD RUN THE WORLD’S RECORD RUN FOR ANY THEATRICAL PRODUCTION, Having; Celebrated its 2000 Performance at His Majesty's Theatre, London, on December 20th * last. AND STILL GOING STRONG. AND STILL GOING STRONG. THE FASCINATION OF “CHU CHIN CHOW” “CHU CHIN CHOW” Uee in the. fact that it is different: to auy other theatrical production. .It is not comic opera (though it does not lack comedy). It is inimitable, a unique and unfogettable pictured story of love and passion told in a setting of vivid romance, with music which charms and delights. IT IS A FASCINATING MUSICAL EXTRAVAGANZA OF THE ORIENT. BAGDAD OF THE ARABS. BAGDAD OF THE ARABS. Over nine thousand seats were booked lor the Auckland season prior to the arrival of the company in New Zealand The queue of intending purchasers did not cease until every scat was booked for the entire season. 1 THE AUCKLAND SEASON THE AUCKLAND SEASON Had to be extended an eftra week, and additional matinees given, and even now there are thousands of people in that town who will never see “Chu Chin Chow” owing to the limited capacity ol the theatre. Several patrons who saw it and wanted to go again could not do so. Be sure this does not happen to you. Take the tip, book early for .several nights, otherwise yon will regret it. BOX PLANS BOX PLANS FOR THE FIRST SIX NIGHTS AND WEDNESDAY AND SATURDAY MATINEES OPEN AT THE BRISTOL ON WEDNESDAY MORNING NEXT. SPECIAL NOTICE. The maxiram number of seats to be sold to any -one person for any one performance will be twelve. f PRICES: In addition to accruing the enormous expense of transporting over 200 members of the company and 400 tons of paraphernalia from Australia to New Zealand and return, the management have decided not to increase the prices to those which were charged during the Melbourne and Sydney seasons, vi*.: Reserved • Dress Circle gofcl Orchestra Stalls, 10s 6d; Unreserved Drees Circle and Orchestra Stalls (at doors), 8s; Back Stalls, ss; Gallery, early door, 3s; Gallery, late door, 2s; all plus tax. W. F. RUSSELL, Touring Manager. 6 UE E N UE E N S S THEATRE. THEATRE. TO-DAY, 2.15. TO-DAY, 7.30. A Great Comedy-drama of World-wide Fame. "THE TWELVE POUND LOOK,” “THE TWELVE POUND LOOK," J. M. BARRIE. J. M. BARRIE. The Story of a Wife who Preferred the life of a Typist to the Flashy Grandeur of her Parvenu Husband. Also, The Breathless Scotland Yard Detective Story, "ANGEL ESQUIRE, DETECTIVE.” "ANGEL ESQUIRE, DETECTIVE.” PRICES: Adults, 3s Id, Is Id. Children, Afternoon 6d, Is Id; Night, 9d, ls7d. Reserves 6d extra. Plan at' the Theatre. m6tobs and cycles FORD' MOTOR-CARS. POWER? ECONOMY. SIMPLICITY. ENDURANCE. TTtORD CARS are never broken down A? and sold piecemeal; they seem to run for ever. * PtfticolATS from W. STUART WIISON AND CO.. FORD sat-WH AND SERVICE, Dixon street and Courtenay place. 'Phones 22-200 and 22-578. MOTOR FARTS. MOTOR PART’S. WE tear ’em up and sell the good ports. Spare parts-for over -.100 different mokes of Cans and Motorcycles. Every part guaranteed to renR<r satisfactory service. Old or wrecked machines bought.—N.Z. MOTOR WRECKING CO.. 28, Harris street, Wellington. 103 i LIGHT LORRIES. Wf H have three old English Cars, Na V v pier, Enfield, and Star, fitted with Smith Form-a-truck attachments; AIOO each. This is a chance to get into a good business—first in gets them. MAGNUS, SANDERSON AND CO.. LTD. DODGE BROTHERS CARS, til B have several rood second-hand ■ Y v Dodge Brothers Touring Cars for sale; prices from -£250 up. Get in early. All real good bargains. MAGNUS. SANDERSON AND QO..'' LTD. £IDDLEY DEASY. WE have two Touring Cars of this famous English, make. A gentlebnan’s carriage, electric light, Silent Knight engine; just overhauled.' These care are cheap. Any inspection. MAGNUS, SANDERSON AND CO., / LTD. CARS! CARS! CARS! E have several early model Cars, vv all good makes, comprising, Minerva, Scat, Abbott, and Ford. We want the room; all -in real good order. Call and make us an offer. MAGNUS. SANDERSON AND CO. LTD. DODGE BROS. SEDAN. VM7B have one left. Dodge Brothers v v have surpassed themselves in this car. One of the finest carriages ever seen; luxuriously upholstered; replete with all the latest ideas for your comfort. Only wants to be seen to be appreciated. Full particulars on application! MAGNUS, SANDERSON AND CO., 12-CYLINDER ENGER CAR. <* LOB SALE, in good order and condiX? tion; ©-cylinders can be cut off automatically. Ideal car for touring. Economical to run. MAGNUS, SANDERSON AND CO., LTD.