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New Zealand Illustrated Sporting & Dramatic Review, Volume XX, Issue 1121, 5 October 1911, Page 9

jg-IS MAJESTY’S THEATRE, Direction J. C. Williamson, Ltd. Commencing MONDAY NEXT, OCTOBER 9. MONDAY NEXT, OCTOBER 9. The Dramatic Event of the Year. J. C. WILLIAMSON’S LTD. GREAT DRAMATIC PRODUCTION', (With which is incorporated Clarke and Meynell, Ltd.) In conjunction with George Willoughby, THE WOMAN IN THE CASE. THE WOMAN IN THE CASE. In Three Acts and a Quarter, By Clyde Fitch. THE' MOST SENSATIONAL PLAY OF MODERN TIMES. A Powerful Company, selected with the greatest care, including the two Notable Actresses who appeared in the English production, MABEL TREVOR as MARGARET ROLFE. ELINOR FOSTER as CLAIRE FORSTER. From the happiness of the home of Rolfe’s to the gloom and tormenting despair of the Tombs Prison, and back to the freedom, and joy of home again, free and honoured once more. The Scenery by Phil Goatcher. The Play Produced by GEORGE! WILLOUGHBY. Prices, ss, 3s, and Is. Early door to gallery only. Is extra. Day sales at Martelli’s. Box Plan at Wildman and Arey’s. CLAUDE E. WEiBB. QPERA O U S E. FULLER’S VAUDEVILLE COY. Every Evening at 8. Tremendous Success of CHAS. EMERALD and MAUDE DUPRE. England’s Greatest Sketch Artists. Last few nights of Present Company. MONDAY NEXT. OCTOBER 9th, First Appearance in Auckland of Ern—DELAVALE AND GILBERT—WiII Patter Comedians. Lilly Vockler, Serio; Dolly Courteney, Balladist. SAM LE MERT. Mimic. Kelly Sisters, Dainty Duo. Prices as usual: 2s, Is 6d. and 1. Plan at Wildman's 6d extra. rp H E J£ INn ’ S rpHEATRE. End of Pitt-street Penny Section. KARANGAHAPE ROAD. Complete Change of Programme Every MONDAY and THURSDAY GRAND MATINEE EVERY SATURDAY FULLERS (Best of All) PICTURES. SPECIAL REDUCED MATINEE PRICES Is 6d; Is; and 6d. Reserves. 6d extra. rpiVOLI THEATRE, NEWTON. EVERY NIGHT. EVERY NIGHT. Follow the Crowds to gTEWART’S J3ICTURES AND ORCHESTRA. ANOTHER STAR PROGRAMME THIS WEEK. STEWART’S PICTURES ARE BEST STEWART’S PICTURES THE LATEST STEWART’S PICTURES FOR MATINEES STEWART’S BEST OF ALL PICTURES MATINEES WEDNESDAY AND SATURDAY. New Films arriving by every Mail. PRICES, is 6d, Is. and 6d.

OFFICERS: President: Hon. E. Mitchelson. VicePresident: Mr. H. T. Gorrie. Committee: Messrs. S. Bradley, W. Davies, Richard Duder, Geo. Dunnet, F. Earl, O. Nicholson, H. O. Nolan, G. W. S. Patterson, E. A. Price, W. C. Somers. Stewards: Messrs. C. Z. Clayton. F. Earl, Angus W. Gordon, N. A. Nathan, O. Nicholson, G. W. S. Patterson, Chas. Ranson, T. J. Sinclair, W. C. Somers. Judge: Mr. R. B. Lusk. Hon. Treasurer: Mr. H. T. Gorrie. Starter: Mr. C. O’Connor. Clerk of Scales: Mr. F. W. Marks. Clerk of Course: Mr. A. Selby. Auditors: Messrs. Percy Butler and A. J. Denniston. Handicapper: Mr. Geo. Morse. SPRING (MEETING. PROGRAMME: FIRST DAY, WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER Ist, 1911. MAIDEN HURDLE RACE (HANDICAP) of 125sovs; second horse to receive 20sovs, and third horse lOsovs out of the stake. For all horses that have never won a hurdle race of the value of lOOsovs, or hurdle races of the collective value of 250sovs at time of nomination. Over six flights of hurdles. Entrance Isov, and acceptance Isov each. One mile and a-half.„ GREAT NORTHERN GUINEAS of 750 sovs; second horse to receive 125sovs, and third horse 75sovs out of the stake. Colts 8.10, geldings 8.7, Allies 8.5. By subscription of Ssovs each, unless forfeit of Isov is declared and paid by 9 p.m. on General Entry Day, Spring Meeting, 1911 (Friday, October 13th). All horses remaining.in after that date must pay the subscription of Bsovs on Friday, October 27th, by 9 p.m. All forfeits go to make up or increase the stake. One mile.