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Otago Daily Times, Issue 19049, 20 December 1923, Page 1

AMUSEMENTS. JJIS MAJESTY’S THEATRE. “THE BEGGAR’S OPERA.” “THE BEGGAR’S OPERA.” UNPARALLELED PRAISE *OF “THE BEGGAR’S OPERA.” THE PLAY THAT WILL LIVE FOR EVER. Read what the Wellington papers say: — Says the N.Z. Times.—“lt is one of the most remarkable productions ever staged in the dominion, and should prove one of the greatest stage successes with which the enterprising firm of J. G. Williamson (Ltd.) has been associated.” Says the Dominion. —“Pleasure in the performance was enhanced by the entire adequacy of the representation. Ihe cast was efficient to the smallest part, and the work was approached and sustained in the right spirit by all concerned.” Says the Post. —“The performance of ‘The Beggar’s Opera’ may justly be regarded as a notable event in the musical and theatrical annals of New Zealand.” I~~jpTS MAJESTY’S THEATRE. {Proprietors: Sir Ben. and Mr John Fuller. Direction ... J. C. "Williamson (N.Z.), Ltd. Commencing BOXING NIGHT. BOXING NIGHT. For Six Nights Only. J. C. WILLIAMSON (N.Z.), LTD., Have much pleasure in presenting “ THE BEGGAR’S OPERA.” “ THE BEGGAR’S OPERA.” “ THE BEGGAR’S OPERA.” “AGE CANNOT WITHER IT, NOR CUSTOM STALE ITS INFINITE VARIETY.” MUSIC—MELODY—MIRTH. THE THREE ESSENTIALS FOR A GOOD NIGHT’S ENTERTAINMENT. Musical Director Gustav Slapoffski The Box Plans for the Season Open TOMORROW (FRIDAY), at 9 a.m., at The Bristol Piano Go. POPULAR PRICES: D.C. and 0.5.. 7s; Stalls, 3s fid; Pit, Is 6d. Early Door Stalls Is extra. Early Door Pit, 6d extra. All prices plus tax. Representative W. A. Low QUEEN’ S THEATRE. 2 p.m. DAILY. 7 pjn. BETTY OOMPSON and LON CHANEY In “ FOR THOSE WE LOVE.” A human story of a girl who fights and faces disgrace for the happiness of those she loved. Supports include two big Comedies, Gazettes, Travelogue. Scenic.

rj>HE EMPIRE. Dunedin’s De Luxe Picture House. Finishing To-night: Maurice Tourneur’s thrilling tale of the sea, “The Isle of Lost Ships,” from the novel by Crittenden Marriott. FRIDAY: Another gala programme. Peter p. Kyne’s splendid novel, “Brothers Under the Skin,” featuring Claire Windsor and a cast of Goldwyn Favourites. Book Bristol or Ring 444.

Q. ORE TROTTING CLUB. Owners and Trainers are reminded that ACCEPTANCES for ALL EVENTS CLOSE with the Undersigned at 5 p.m. TO-DAY (THURSDAY), DECEMBER 20. F. YOUNG, .Secretary. AND ATHLETES. Write to Box 45, Taihape, for £6OO Programme for SPORTS on 15th and 17th MARCH, 1924. One Chop, £165; Two Chops, £SO each; 120 Yards Handicap £IOO. Send for Nomination Form. 20d SHOWS. IMJAPEKA AGRICULTURAL SOCIETY. ANNUAL SHOW, To be Held in LAWRENCE on WEDNESDAY, 26th DECEMBER, 1923. ENTRIES for Sheep Close on DECEMBER 22, and other sections on DECEMBER 24. Admission to Ground: One Shilling. 11. WILLIAMS, President. V. EDGAR, Secretary. NOT THIS CHRISTBalance of ALASKA STOCKS are offered lor ONE WEEK. Fur Necklets from ss; Fashionable Stoles from 35sLarge Stoles from 555; Rugs, etc., eic. Anv Afternoon This Week at R. T. SIMPSON’S, 28 Station street. Opposite north platform Railway Station. OTAGO WITNESS. —New stories, A large amount of reading matter. Price, 9d.