QUEEN’S THEATRE.

New Zealand Illustrated Sporting & Dramatic Review, 19 December 1912, Page 20

QUEEN’S THEATRE.

“WHERE THE CROWDS GO.”

The Christmas season will be celebrated at Queen’s Theatre with specially attractive programmes, day and night, further particulars of which will appear in our next issue. The proprietary enjoy a wide and well-deserv-ed reputation for keeping faith with the public and giving them the best, and in their manager (Mr Rud Petersen) they have one eminently qualified to maintain and increase the popularity of Queen’s Theatre. With the influx of visitors for the holidays it is well to know where to go for a rendezvous. The continuous theatre supplies this want, and provides a pleasant pictorial entertainment at the same time. Country readers should take note that the second change of

programme takes place to-day, and covers a wide range of industrial, dramatic, and humorous subjects: “The Sponge Industry,” “The Smuggler’s Daughter,” “Fatty Has Good Lungs,” ’Glimpses of the Dee,” “The Doctor’s Debt,” “Calino as Stationmaster,’’ and others. The incidental music is always good, and adds materially to the general enjoyment.