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New Zealand Times, Volume XLIX, Issue 11249, 29 June 1922, Page 3

AMUSEMENTS |~JRAX!> OPERA HOUSE. DIRECTION: J. C. WILLIAMSON, Ltd. Manuring Directors: George Tallis, E. JTait, Clyde Mcyuell. "THE MAID OF THE MOUNTAINS.” "THE MAID OF THE MOUNTAINS." THE BOX PLANS For Hie FIIIST SIX NIGHTS and NEXT WEDNESDAY and SATURDAY WEEK MATINEES ARE NOD OPEN AT THE BRISTOL PIANO CO. Commencing NEXT SATURDAY NIGHT, At 7.15. J. C. WILLIAMSON’S TRIUMPH, J WILLIAMSON'S TRIUMPH, The World’s Most Successful Musical Production, "THE MAID OF THE MOUNTAINS.” "THE MAID OF THE MOUNTAINS/ "THE AlAll) OF TUII MOUNTAINS” "THE MAID OF THE MOUNTAINS.” "THE MAID OF THE MOUNTAINS.” "THE MAII) OF TIID MOUNTAINS." •THE MAID OF TILEI MOUNTAINS.” From Daly’s Theatre, London, it established a world’s record, with an uninterrupted run of 1320 nights, and more recently in Australia, where it ran for six months in Melbourne and six months in Sydney. This C'omie Opera was a furore in London. It took Australia by storm. It became a positive craze. Its beauty, Hs allurement, its gorgeous music, its enthralling dramatic action, its compelling love story, its teal ism, are but a few of the reasons for its brilliant success and remarkable popularity. WHENEVER YOU HEAR A MELODY THAT'S BEAUTIFUL YOU CAN BET IT’S FROM ONE OF TIIF. 22 MUSICAL NUMBERS IN "THE MAID OF THE MOUNTAINS." The Company that will be associated with the New Zealand presentation will be the identical one which has eclipsed all records in each centre in which it has appeared during the last 16 months in Australia, and will be headed by GLADYS MONOREBFF. GLADYS MONCELEFF, In Association with the Famous ROYAL COMIC OPERA COMPANY ROYAL COMIC OPERA COMPANY. D.C. and 0.5., 10s (Booking!; D.C. and O.S. (at door), Ss; Stalls, ss; Gallery, 2s. Early Doors, Gallery, Is extra. All prices plus tax. 540 MEETINGS. NEW ZEALAND COUNTRY RACING CLUBS’ ASSOCIATION. npHB Annual Meeting of the above J- Association will be held in the Town Hall. Wellington, on TUESDAY, July 11th, 1922, at 7.30 p.m. ALBERT- BRUCH, 562 President.

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