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New Zealand Illustrated Sporting & Dramatic Review, Issue 1420, 12 July 1917, Page 31

“INTOLERANCE,” AUCKLAND'S MOST SENSATIONAL BOOM. LUS MAJESTY’S THEATEE’ DirectionJ. C. WILLIAMSON, LTD. THE WORLD WONDER PICTURE. AUDIENCES AMAZED, ASTOUNDED. THRILLED, HELD SPELLBOUND, MOVED TO TEARS, OVERWHELMED At the Mighty Series of Spectacles that Comprise the Greatest Series of Events Ever Presented and Going Back 2000 Years to the Present Day Comprised in D. W. GRIFFITH’S MIGHTY DRAMATIC SPECTACLE, “INTOLERANCE” “INTOLERANCE” As Presented by J. C. Williamson, Limited, to Packed Audiences. OWING TO THE ENORMOUS SUCCESS OF THE AUCKLAND SEASON <a INTOLERANC E,” WILL BE SHOWN FOR AN ADDITIONAL SIX (6) NIGHTS AND MATINEES FROM MONDAY AFTERNOON NEXT AT THE JLYRIO THEATRE, in Symonds Street, The Last Presentation of “INTOLERANCE” in H.M. Theatre will be on SATURDAY EVENING NEXT. Prices at Both Theatres: 35., 25., Is. Box Plan and Day Sales as usual. DON'T FORGET LYRIC THEATRE FROM MONDAY NEXT.

-p~IS jyjAJESTY’S THEATRE. Direction J. AND N. TAIT. FOR A SEASON OF SEVEN NIGHTS. Commencing WEDNESDAY, JULY 18. Messrs. J. and N. Tait’s NEW MUSICAL COMEDY COMPANY in \rERY COOD, T?DDIE, V ERY W)OD, VERY fiOOD, UWDIE, V ERY ' J OOD, VERY fIOOD, T?DDIE, V ery .uood, A MUSICAL COMEDY IN TWO ACTS, By Philip Bartholomae and Guy Bolton, Lyrics by S. Greene, Music by Jerome Kern. BARRY LUPINO AS EDDIE. CAST OF CHARACTERS (In Order of Appearance.) Purser on the “Catskill” . . Lionel Walsh Victoria Lake Daisy Revette Dick Rivers Andrew Higginson Steward on the “Catskill’ . . Chas. Pope Mme. Matroppo Nan Taylor Elsie Lily Lilian Tucker Georgina Kettle Emily Fitzroy Eddie Kettle Barry Lupino Percy Darling Frank Green Elsie Darling Fayette Perry Al. Cleveland John Beck Mons, de Rougemont . . Alfred Bristowe BEVY OF BEAUTY GIRLS' AND CHORUS: Maude Calder, Mabel Waters, Dorothy Campbell, Alice Becker, Regina Aviet, Eileen Redmond, Maude Rowley, Aileen Barton, Minnie Topping, Minnie Cathcart, Vera Masters, Glory Chandler, Eileen Thornton, Messrs. Jack McKelligett, Fred. Asmussen, Hartley Court, Chester Harris, William Triggs, Arthur Sharpies. Musical Director. Robert Keers. The Entire Production Staged by MR. BARRY LUPINO. VERY pOOD, TADDIE, V ERY U OOD, WILL BE STAGED FOR SIX NIGHTS ONLY. SECOND PRODUCTION: THE VVHITE CHRYSANTHEMUM. J-he ’ ’ hite Chrysanthemum. A MUSICAL TALE OF JAPAN. PRICES: Reserved Stalls, 65.; Dress Circle, 55.; Stalls, 35.; Gallery Is. Early Doors to Stalls and Gallery Is. Extra. Box Plan for Season at Wildman ahd Arey’s. TpULLERS’ QPERA pjOUSE. Direction: Ben. J. and John Fuller. GOOD MORNING! Pleased all were delighted. Last Night’s New Bill Captivated a Large and Joyous Throng. AT S — TO - NIGHT — AT 8. THREE ROYLES . Melodious Musicians ROSE AND DELL . Cycling Acrobats JEANETTE SPELLMAN . Comedienne JACK MARTIN Kansas Cowboy THREE IBSONS Song and Story BARON Ventriloquist And Full Programme of Varieties. VENTRILOQUIST COMPETITION. PLENTY OF ENTRIES. Good Fun. FULLER’S LITTLE PRICES: D.C. or 0.5., 25.; Stalls, Is.; Gallery, 6d. Plan till 5 p.m. at Robertson’s Music Depot, Queen St. Reserves. 2s. 6d.

Mr. Alfred Bristowe, whose Frenchman is such a study in “Very Good, Eddie,”- was a member of the Oscar Asche company, and remained in Australia after that company returned to London.