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Star (Christchurch), Issue 17880, 23 June 1926, Page 1

AMUSEMENTS. THEATRE ROYAL. Direction: J. C. Williamson, Ltd. The Greatest Occasion in the History of Christchurch. THE INCOMPARABLE PAVLOVA TO-XTGHT AT 8. TO-NIGHT AT 8Anri Three Following: Nights. MATINEE NEXT SATURDAY AFTERNOON. Children Half-price to all Parts. CHANGE OF PROGRAMME TO-NIGHT. J. C. Williamson. Ltd., have the honour to announce the Most Brilliant and Most Gigantic Attraction it ■ lias ever been their privilege to present. PAVLOVA. THE GREATEST DANCER THE WORLD HAS EVER KNOWN, OR WILL EVER KNOW. Supported by LAURENT N OVIK OFF, And the Entire London and Paris Organisation. Grand Operatic Orchestra under, the Conductorship of LUCIEX WURMSER. A TRULY EXTRAORDINARY SUCCESS. GRANDEUR AND ELEGANCE. '■'HARM AND FASCINATION. ANIMATION AND SPECTACLE. TO-NTOUT'S PROGRAM*! E. “THE MAGIC FLUTE.” BALLET IN ONE ACT. Music by Drigo. Arranged by Marius Pet i or. The Marquis <a rich lord of the neighbourhood) M. Zaiewski A Countrywoman ... Mile Ward Lise <her daughter) Mile Tliursa Rogers Luc (a young countryman) -M. Pianowski Hermit AITIe- D’Arcy O Heron Mile PArcv The Judge M. DomosJavski His Clerk M. Var.lin.ski Kootman of the Marquis M. Markovski PTiends of Lise Miles Nichols, Crofton Elkington. Mather Peasant Boys and Girls, Gendarmes, etc. “SNOWFLAKES." BALLET IN ONE ACT. Music by Tsohaikowsky from “Nutcracker.” Arranged by Ivan Clustine. Scenery by J. Urban. Vais- of Snowflakes—Miles Stuart, Mather, Nikitina. Nichols. Elkington. Burk. Faucheux, Crofton, DArcy. Ward. Gervis, Rogers, Anderson, Spencer, DolaMM. Varzinski, Zaiewski, Algaranoff, r»omoslavski, Dolinoff. Lascelles, Hitching, Markowski, Sergeeff. Pa» de Deux Anna Pavlova, and Laurent Novikoff T’as de Trois Miles Stuart. D’Arcv, Nikitina Variations Anna. Pavlova and Laurent Novikoff Pas do Cinq Miles Rogers. Nichols. Mather, Crofton. Elkington < >da Anna Pavlova. Laurent Novikoff And Entire Company DIVERTISSEMENTS, 1— Maeourka (Glinka) Allies Faucheux, Ti’Arcy. Nikitina, Anderson. MM. Varjinski, Domnslavskl. DolinofT, Sergeeff. t —l'ragonfly (Krelsler) Anna Pavlova. " —Bow and Arrow (Tsohaikowsky) Laurent Novikoff. 4 Anitra « Dance (Grieg) Mile D Arcy. 5 Chinese Dance (Tsohaikowsky) Mile Mather and Mr Hitchlns. C—Rondino (Beethoven-Kreisler) Anna Pavlova. 7—Pastorale (Strauss) Mile Stuart and M. Dolinoff. S—Pizzicato (Drigo) Miles Rogers. Elkington. Mather, Nichols, Crofton. 9 —Christmas (Tschaikowskv) Ann?.epavlova, Laur*nt Novikoff, MM. Zaiewski. Varinski, Pianowski. Domoslavski. Conductor— Lucien Wurmscr. PRICES: Dress Circle and Reserved Stalls £1 Is Unreserved Circle and Stalls at the doors i2s Gd Pearly Door. Back Stalls ]Os 6d Late Door. Back Stalls 7s 6d Pearly Door, Gallery 6s Od Late Door. Gallery Ss Od j All Prices Plus Tax. Day- Sales at the Theatre Royal Confectionery. Manager: CTTAS- E. BONNER. 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