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New Zealand Times, Volume XLIX, Issue 11225, 2 June 1922, Page 3

AMUSEMENTS. •'BABES IN THE WOOD" "BABES IN THE WOOD.” • BABDS IN THE! WOOD." ;• An Entertainment of rare design, fashioned upon a story the "'hole world loves. BOX PLANS FIRST SIX NIGHTS AND FIRST TWO MATINEES NOW OPEN j AT THEI BRISTOL. |g rand j Direction I Manager OPERA HOUSE. .. jT C. WILLIAMSON. H. I. Cohen. Opening TO-MORROW AFTERNOON, For 9 Nights and 3 Matinees. J. C. WILLIAMSON’S Colossal Pantomime Production, "BABES IN THE WOOD," ‘‘BABES IN THE WOOD." “BABES IN THE WOOD." In 3 Acts and 22 Scones. A GREAT CAST. NORA DELANY, NAUGHTON AND GOLD, AUDREY THACKER, FLOLEi ALLEN. JOS IE MELVILLE, FREDERICK MACKAY, IDA PEDRINA, PHYLLIS AMBRY, MAUDE AMERY, GEORGE WILLOUGHBY, BOBBIE JACKSON, NELLIE v BARNES, MOLI.IE FISHER, BERT BARTON, CHARLES HOWARD. There is no Pantomime in the world upon which such a lavish outlay of money is expended as upon a J. C. Williamson Pantomime, not excepting even the famous productions of Drury lane. London. You will be interested to know that before the curtain rises at the Grand Opera House To-morrow Afternoon, the sum of .£15,000 will have been spent to make this “the best yet" Pantomime. The many years of successes must be exceeded. The J. C. Williamson Pantomime standard of the past must be excelled. We are out to break all records with the "BABES IN THE WOOD." “BABES IN THE WOOD.” "BABES IN THE WOOD." Pantomime Produced by CHAS. A. WENMAN. Stage Director J. C. Whitfield Musical Di:ector Cass Downing TO-MORROW (KING’S TO-MORROW (KING’S BIRTHDAY). BIRTHDAY). MATINEE, At 2’‘p.m. MATINEE, At 2 p.m. Evening Performance starts at 7.45. Children to Matinees, Half-price, except late Door Gallery. D.C. and 0.5., Ss; Stalls, 4s; Gallery. Is fid. Early Doors; Stalls and Gallery, Is extra. AU prices plus tax. Touring Manager Maurice Ralph

Douglas Fairbanks’s FIRST Big Superfeature. Each reel is a whirlwind. Each part is a hurricane. Every foot of the Film is alive with thrills. '•THE MARK OF ZORRO." “THE MARK OF ZORRO." “THE MARK OF ZORRO." "THE MARK OF ZORRO." "THE MARK OF ZORRO.” "THE MARK OF ZORRO.” Commencing TO®*T«',*» TO-DAY! TO-DAY TO-DAY! At EVERYBODY'S. The home of the Big Four Super-feature*. "THE MARK OF ZORRO." "THE MARK OF ZORRO.” • "THE MARK OF ZORRO.” “THE MARK OF ZORRO." "THE MARK OF ZORRO.” “THE MARK OF ZORRO." What was the "Mark ?" _ Everv tyrant feared it.—Out of the night would whirl the human tornado, "ZORRO," the dreaded scourge. The friend of the oppressed. The terror of the oppressor. You never saw such SPEED AND ACTION. You have newer seeh before A DOVE ROMANCE THAT IS SWEETER A Glorious Story that is made into a Wonder Film. Splendid Supoorting Films, and a GRAND MtTSICAE SETTING. By the Symphony Orchestra Conducted by Mr M. T. Dixon. Usual Prices. 'Phone 50. Plan at Bristol. Exclusively controlled by United ! Artists (Australasia), Ltd. \/TADAME FOLEY. Victoria Hall. -‘-'-A. Adelaide road. Assembly every Monday evening; Tuition class, Thursday 7.30 till 10.30; Latest Dances, 7 till 8 p.m.; also Beginners.

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