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New Zealand Times, Volume LIII, Issue 12394, 13 March 1926, Page 3

AMUSEMENTS "THE FARMERS' WIFE." “HERALD!,” AUCKLAND, 8/3/’26 "The first night audience fairly revelled in the delicious hnmour of the play, the rustic odour of the whitewashed kitchen, and the amazing love affairs of the village people." "STAR," AUCKLAND, 8/S/’26: "A comedy of three acts with broadsides of. irresistible hilarity—the laughter was spontaneous. Witty, Sparkling, True to Life. A Wonderful Play. - “THE FARMER’S WIFE!” "THE FARMER’S WIFE." This astounding stage success has kept all London laughing for 3 years. It will captivate Wellington as it has captured London. RAND OPERA HOUSE. , Proprietors, ' J. C. WILLIAMSON (N.Z.), LTD. Commencing MONDAY, MARCH 15th. MONDAY, MARCH 15th. '6 NIGHTS ONLY Direct from the Court Theatre, London, where it has been drawing packed houses for nearly three years, and after wonderfully successful seasons in Sydney and Melbourne. , J. C. WILLIAMSON, LTD., Have the honour to present an entirely NEW ENGLISH COMPANY, Including TEN . NOTED LONDON ARTISTS, In the Famous English Comedy, “THE FARMER’S WIFE,” “THE FARMER’S WIFE,” “THE FARMER’S WIFE,” By Eden Philpotts. A. of Delightful, . Human, Intriguing {situations* and the ' Quaintest Characters ever seen on the Stage. THERE'S A LAUGH IN EVERY LINE. Vide Press. splendid fun, as sweet and fragrant as cider or cream, n .play that is worth: while going to again and again in /, order to, capture its real essence." For the production of this’ notable Comedy,; J. C. WILLIAMSON, LTD., Have brought to the Dominion A BRILLIANT AGGREGATION OF LONDON ARTISTS, several, having appeared in the ENGLISH PRODUCTION. Including: Doris Johnstone, Townsend Whitling, Douglas Vigors, Susan Richmond, Edwin Brett, Violet Ley, 'Graham Stuart, Frances Cave, Reginald Newson. Millie Engler,. Eardley Turner, Arthur Greenaway,. Daphne Hoirni Emmalihe Orford. "THE FARMERS' WIFE." "A New Era in Comedy." BOX PLANS! ARE NOW* OPEN AT v THE BRISTOL. FIRST NIGHTERS AS USTJAL. PRICES .* DC. and 0.5., 8s; Stalls, *e;\ Gallery, Is 6d. (Early Doots Stalls and Gallery, Is extra). Plus tax. Representative WALTER MONK.

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