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New Zealand Illustrated Sporting & Dramatic Review, Issue 1393, 4 January 1917, Page 35

Gaiety Theatre, New York, for several months, and is now the “pronounced hit” of the season on tour by various companies throughout the United States. Written by J. L. Hazzard and Vvinchell Smith (the latter famed as the author of “The Boomerang” and “The Fortune Hunter”), “Turn to the Right” will make hosts of friends by its sent.ments of kindliness and toleration. Further, it contains some of the most laughable dialogue ever written.

[pS rpHEATRE. Direction: BEN. AND JOHN FULLER, JUNE. Unabated Success of the Incomparable QONSALEZ JTALIAN Q.RAND QPERA OOMPANY. THURSDAY, JANUARY 4. FAUST. FRIDAY, JANUARY 5. RIGOLETTO. SATURDAY, JANUARY 6 (MATINEE). IL TROVATORE. SATURDAY, JANUARY 6 (NIGHT). FAUST. Repertoire for Last Week Includes MIGNON, CARMEN, LA TOSCA, MADAM BUTTERFLY and CARMEN. OVERLAND TOUR: GISBORNE—Monday and Tuesday, January 15 and 16. NAPlER—January 18, 19 and 20. HASTINGS —January 22 and 23. PALMERSTON NORTH — January 24 and 25. WANGANUI—January 26 and 27. CHRISTCHURCH —January 30. JpULLER’S QPERA pyOUSE. Direction Ben. J. Fuller BETTER THAN A PANTOMIME. GREAT BILL OF STARS. CHRIS. RICHARDS . . Antic Comedian DOROTHY HARRIS Comedienne THE DEVONS Speciality Act REG. NEWBURY Boy Soprano BRULL AND HELMSLEY ..‘Sketches NATIONAL DUO . . Whirlwind Dancers THE FLEMINGS Acrobats EDWARDS & PARKES . . Comedy Duo ADA RUSSELL Lancashire Lass WILFRED DUBOIS Juggler FULLER’S HOLIDAY PRICES: D.C. and 0.5., 25.; Stalls, Is. 6d.; Gallery, Is.; Reserves, 6d. extra. Plan at Robertson’s, 189, Queen Street, till 5 p.m. Book to avoid disappointment. K ING’S rp H E A T R E. TWELFTH WEEK. TWELFTH WEEK A Special Dramatisation of Hall Cain’s THE /CHRISTIAN. HE VJhhISTIAN. Matinee, Saturday, January 6, at 2.30. Prices: 2s. and is. Ladies, half-price. Ring up King’s Theatre for Seats, 2.s 6d. (’Phone 3084).

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