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New Zealand Times, Volume LII, Issue 12169, 20 June 1925, Page 3

AMUSEMENTS GRAND OPERA HOUSE TO-NIGHT. AT 8 O’CLOCK. LAST THREE NIGHTS OF TEE SEASON. J. C. WILLIAMSON (N.Z.), LTD., Present MAURICE MOSCOVITCH as JEAN PAUREL, Bn Original Character, aa played by him for Aver TIVO years in London. I n THE C3SAT LOVER A Romanic Comedy-Drama in 3 Acts, By Leo Ditrichstein anti Frederic and Fanny Hatton. CAST OF CHARACTERS (In order of appearance): Mr Stapleton (Manager).. G. Key Souper Maestro Cereale (Italian Conductor) Georgo Blunt Dr. Mueller (German Conductor' Basil Bowen Farnald (Mr. Stapleton’s Secretary) Richard Webster Kartzag (Stage Manager* H. Mackenzie-Rogan Giulia Sabottini (Italian Primn Donna) Marie Eaton Ward (House Press Atrcnt) Charles Hawthorne Carl Lcsseck (Wagnerian Tenor) Raymond Lawrence Madame Treller Beinbrich (German Soprano) Eileen Spnrkes Sir,no’ Pasansky (Basso Buffe' Charles Lawrence Signor Sparapani (Tenor Bufre) Neville Towne Ethel Warren (Lyric Soprano) Jean JRnherlson Carlo Sonino (Baritone' Nat Madison Jean Paurel (Baritone) MAURICE MOSCOVITCH Dr. Stetson (Throat Specialist) .H. Mackenzie-Rogan Totter (Valet to Paurel) n Arthur Greenaway Mrs Peter Van Ness (Patroness of Orn?ra) Wynne Bronte Mrs Fred Schuyler (Patroness of Onera) Tsobel Wilford Joseph (a Waiter) Neville Towne Bianco .Sonino (Sonino’s Mother) Eileen Spnrkes Produced by MAURICE MOSCOVITCH. SYNOPSIS OF SCENERY. Act 1. The Manager's Office, ' Gotham OpeTa i House, New York. Act 11. Paurel’s Dressing Room, in the course, of a performance of the Opera, "Don Giovanni” (two weeks later). Act 111. PaureTs Rooms at the Hotel (several days later). Stage Director Nat Madison Stage Manager Charles Lawrence PLANS OPEN AT THE BRISTOL till 12 o’clock, then with Day Sales at the Theatre Confectionery. PRICES—Dress Circle and Reserved Stalls, 6s; Stalls, 4s; Gallery, Is <*dEarly Door, Stalls and Gallery, Is extra. Plus tax.Alanager Alex. F. Wilsonm KINGS m THEATRE <hjkllinstons c j ) opular 'Picture *s YES ,T ’ S HEREI TO-NIGHT, AT 8 P.AL FULL ORCHESTRAL MATINEE, TO-DAY 2.30. NOT ONLY A MIGHTY! BUT AN EXCEPTIONAL FIRST NATIONAL ATTRACTION. The Picturisation ■ of EDNA FREBER’S Celebrated Novel

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