"THE GEISHA."

Wanganui Chronicle, Issue 12883, 17 June 1913, Page 4

"THE GEISHA."

BOX PLAN OPENS THIS MORNmL ■ ' ING. -, ■- " .-• The booking clerk iat H. I. Jones ?tkl Son. should bo kept busy from mie o'clock this morning, for At that hour tho box plan for the forthcoming "Geisha" season will be opened. The booking of seats will, taking inquiries ai n criterion; be very heavy, and intending patrons are therefore* urged to get in early. "The Geisha" is an Extremely pretty play, and should lose nothing of its charm when staged by the Wan- • ganui Amateur Musical and Dramatic' Society on the 23rd. 24th and 25th insts. (Monday, Tuesday and Wednesday of next week). Tlie text of "The- \ Geish«- sparkles with gems of wit— I brilliants of tho finest, water^-Hvhilst i tho music twinkles with kindly sly fun ! Eeypnd ?. doubt, "The Geislm" w?s on--ci tho greatest Gaietyl .successes. It - contains dozens of musical numbers, each of which is sufficiently attractive : to .ensure.the opera's popularity. Nothing tresher. gayer or more capti'vatintr h.i? ever%id for public favour TIjS _ scenery, drosses, and properties, we are told, arc correct as to period, and wo ice suro that not the slightest detail wil! escape the evo of that master of stagecraft, Mr. Tom Pollard, who is now busily engaged supervising the production. Members aro reminded of another -fill! •nractice this evening at"tho Assembly Ball.