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New Zealand Times, Volume L, Issue 11662, 29 October 1923, Page 3

AMUSEMENTS -Arriving from Sydney by s.s. Marama TO-MOIfRO W (luesday), and Opening WEDNESDAY NIGHT NEXT. J. C. WILLIAMSON'S NEW MUSICAL COMEDY COMPANY NEW’ MUSICAL COMEDY COMPANY In the Latest and Greatest Comic Opera. ‘ THE CABARET GIRL.” "THE CABARET GIRL.” THE BOX PLANS FOR "THE CABARET GIRL” (FIRST 6 NIGHTS) WILL BE OPENED AT THE BRISTOL PIANO CO. THIS MORNING AT 9 O’CLOCK. Commencing at the Grand opera house. Manager John Farrell. WEDNESDAY NEXT. WEDNESDAY NEXT. At 7.50. FOR SIX NIGHTS ONLY t J C. WILLIAMSON, LTD.. . Present "THE CABARET GIRL” The Rolls Royce of all Musical Shows. For the First Time in the Dominion. With ALFRED FRITH ALFRED FRITH At the IVheel And - MADGE ELLIOTT. MABEL MUNKO. CYRIL RITCHARD, HAROLD PEARCE. And all the favourites in the Front Seats “THE CABARET GIRL.” “THE CABARET GIRL.” Captivated Sydney for 17 weeks. “This musical play is a mixture ot the most gorgeous staging, singing, dancing, laughter and fun, with the most touching little bits of sentiment put in where they ought to be. It is probably the most triumphant Musical Comedy that has ever been secy} in Sydney.”— Sydney “Sun." J. C. Williamson De Luxe Production, COSTING £IO,OOI TO STAGE. COSTING £IO,OOO TO STAGE. Plav produced bv Harry B. Burcher. ONLY “CABARET GIRL” MATINEE SATURDAY NEXT, NOVEMBER. 3rd. D.C. and 0.5., 8s; E.D. Stalls, ss; E.D. Gallery, 2s 6d; Late Door Stalls, 4s; Late Door Gallery, Is 6d (all prices pic taX) ' CHARLES BERKELEY. RACING NOTICES. FEILDING JOCKEY CLUB. SPRING MEETING, NOVEMBER 28th and 30th. 1923. TVf OMINATIONS for all events at above it Meeting, except 18th Feilding Stakes, will be received up till 8.30 p.m. on WEDNESDAY, October 31st. E. GOODBEHERE, Secretary, Box 45. Feilding. ASHHURST RACES. NOVEMBER 21st. 7VTOMINATIONS for all events close on WEDNESDAY, October 31st, at 9 p.m. Telegraph Office closes at 8 p.m. A. W. TRASS, Secretary. MEETINGS. WELLINGTON COLLEGE OLD BOYS’ AMATEUR ATHLETIC CLUB. 1 1 THE First Annual General Meeting i A of tho above Club will he held in Bethune’s Building, TUESDAY, the 30th instant, at 7 30. | S. KEEGAN, Hon. Secretary.

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