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Sun (Christchurch), Volume VI, Issue 1790, 8 November 1919, Page 1

AMUSEMENTS. THEATRE ROYAL Direction: J. C. WILLIAMSON, LTD. Manager: John Farrell. TO-NIGHT (SATURDAY), TO-NIGHT (SATURDAY). TO-NIGHT (SATURDAY), At a Quarter to Eight. J. C. WILLIAMSON'S 'BEST YET" PANTOMIME GOODY TWO-SHOES GOODY TWO-SHOES GOODT* TWO-SHOES GOODY TWO-SHOES 19 SCENES, 2 WONDER ACTS. Alan Zoe Ronnie Goody Araminta .:.. Spirit of the Dance Mrs Tutt ". Demon of Discontent . Mayor ...., Premier Dancer Glarence Duke of Improvidentia The Wizard A GREAT CAST. Dorothy Hastings Floie Allan Hazel Stewart Madeleine Harrison Dance Maggie Dickinson ". Arthur Stigant scontent .... Charles Howard Arthur Elliott cer Sydney Yates Herbert Walton rovidentia ~....,'. Gus Bluett Stanley Odgers FRED WALTON, In his Remarkable Novelty, " THE TOY SOLDIER." JEWEL'S MARIONETTE CIRCUS, Introducing fheir Great Speciality, "CIRCUS DAY IN TOYLAND." The Marvellous Acrobatic Comedians, tho KENNA BROTHERS, •In their World-famed Speciality,: "BY AEROPLANE TO THE NORTH POLE." PRODUCED BY CHARLES A. WENMAN. Stage Manager: J. C. Whitfield. Musical Director: Adrian Amadio. PRICES—D.C. and 0.5., 7/3; Back Stalls, 3/8; Gallery, 1/7. Early Doors Back Stalls and Gallery, 1/- extra. All prices include Amusement Tax. Day Sales at Toy Cart Lollle Store. TIT R S Y D N E Y YATES ■*•'-*• (Principal Dancer) K Will give Lessons, during the Pantomime Season, in all the Latest Dances, including JAZZ, TICKLE-TOE, FOX TROT, AND THE MISSOURI WALTZ. * . For appointments apply 5477 THEATRE ROYAL. ffHEATRE ROYAL Direction: J. and N. TAIT. COMMENCING SATURDAY, 22hd INST. GREAT DRAMATIC SEASON. Messrs J. and N. Tait have the honour of introducing the Great English Actress, MISS " • EMELIE POLINI EMELIE POLINI EMELIE POLINI EMELIE POLINI > And J. and N. Twit's Famous Dramatic Company In The Sensationally Successful Play fEYES OF YOUTH EYES OF YOUTH EYES OF YOUTH % EYES OF YOUTH The Alluring Play Beautiful. A Dramatic Novelty in 3 Acts and 7 Episodes. The success of Miss Emelie Polini and J. and N. Tait's Dramatic Company in "Eyes of Youth" In Australia has been Indeed remarkable, and more recently the seasons in Wellington and Auckland have created unbounded enthusiasm. "Eyes of Youth" will be presented by the same company that was seen in Sydney, and the production will be of the same high standard. "No finer play has been shown in New Zealand for many years past than the dramatic novelty 'Eyes of Youth,' presented by J. and N. Tait on Saturday. It was received by a crowded audience with an enthusiasm that was a well-earned tribute to a performance of rare merit, and exceptional power. Miss Emelie Polini exhibits a versatility, power, and Intense sincerity that are a veritable triumph of dramatic skill." — "N.Z. Herald," 3rd November. A GREAT CAST OF 21 ARTISTS And 15 CLEVER CHILDREN. "Eyes of Youth" will be presented for seven nights only, and will be followed by the equally successful play, "DE LUXE ANNIE," "DE LUXE ANNIE," "DE LUXE ANNIE," "DE LUXE ANNIE," The Thrilling Mystery Drama in 3 Acts ! and 7 Scenes. "If you turn your head you miss a thrill." Miss Polini, in her characterisation of the part of Nan Dclnmore, has achieved unprecedented success everywhere, and record seasons of 13 weeks in Melbourne and the same in Sydney testify to the nature of the success achieved. It is a thrilling play, brilliantly played and splendidly produced. THE EMELIE POLINI SEASON Should prove the Outstanding Dramatic Event in Years. BOX PLANS Will be opened for "Eyes of Youth" at The Bristol Plana Co. on WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 19th. ■PRICES: Reserved Stalls, 7/-; Dress Circle, Reserved, <>/-; Stalls, 4/-; Gallery, 2/-; Late Doors, 1/- (Plus Tax). | PUBLIC NOTICES. iRESENTATION TO COLONEL R. A. - 1 - CHAFFEY, V.D., C.8.E., A.D.C., LATE COMMANDER CANTERBURY MILITARY DISTRICT. SUBSCRIPTIONS to this Presentation Fund will be received by the Joint Secretaries, MR G. L. DONALDSON and MRS J. S. NEVILLE, c/o City Council Chambers, or personally at my ofllcc. H. T. J. THACKER, / Mayor. Christchurch, 6th November, 1919. 5480 MANOFORTE & TH E% RY. MRS HARRY ELLWOOD, L.AJ., R.A.M. R.C.M., A.T.C.L. (Pianist's Certificate), b now accepting a LIMITED NUMBER OF PUPILS for the above. Terms, etc., on application. Studio: Milner & Thompson's, Ltd. BEST & CO., W. S. Newburgh. W. E. Best. F.P.A. (N.Z.), F.I.A. (N.Z.) * PUBLIC ACCOUNTANTS, AUDITORS, AND SHAREBROKERS. DOMINION BLDGS., CATHEDRAL SQUARE, CHRISTCHURCH. IKMEMBER.—KenneI Club's Dog Sho v show 'Grounds, Thursday and Frido