“Aladdin.”

Waipawa Mail, Volume XXXV, Issue 6161, 5 March 1914, Page 3

“Aladdin.”

Hi George Willoughby, who ia pro- i toting hie firal annual pantomime to uoaea theatre goera on Wedneaday noiog next, March lltb, for one night | ,u b ,i raaaon to ooogratolate himaelf i IC, tba fact that the production has i mo anch an enormooa anoceaa. The i illonjhby paDtomime stands out aa caolthe beat ehowa that hta been prenlid to theatre goera for a loog time i, util drassed, well mounted, and oeded with bright turns, catohy aonge, 1 ,d (cony oomedy. The new book of 1 Aladdin ” has bean packed with good r liop, while the leading artintn angeged I tba prodeetiou are nearly all people ith loog and distinguished theetrioal rnarisoce in all its bronchos. After all, paDtomime, whether it ia oailod a time" or any other nemo, ia merely a nt elan vaudeville ehow, with various ami itrong together and aandwiohed a i batmen the bellete and aplendid t Miai Carrie Moore ia making a k ■« rspnlation for heraelf aa principal t ~ Hill Grace Pelotta who haa never o ppetred in pantomime beloto, is charm- e | and piquant, aa ahe alone knowa how bs. Tbs liat of artiata in apeoial deben ia a lengthy and attractive one. remarkable feature of the 11 Aladdin ” odnctioD ia tbs ragtime revne, whioh given by the fall strength of the oomny (240 people) over the heidi of tho idieoce ou a specially oonatrnoted plat- n to runoing from the etege to the a: truce door of the atalle. The box ■ mi are at Brittain's, where teats v ij be taierved without extra charge. g! I