AMUSEMENTS.

Press, Volume LXVIII, Issue 20491, 9 March 1932, Page 7

AMUSEMENTS.

I AND SULLIVAN SEASON. E MIKADO." EVENING PERFORMANCES I at 2.30 o'clock and this (lock, and to-morow night J. Gilbert and Sullivan comic rill present tljree representaightfully musical and highly oeae comic opera, "The «h the company has achieved Hiding triumphs. There may as to the opera in which Divan excels, but there is 110 that Gilbert's genius is at "Tlie Mikado." The lines I London in Victorian times enough to tickle the most > Slid in no other work does lin* music make "the pantrim*" with such amusing titnde. - isles in said to be highly rale of Ko Ko, his ringing Him 011 the List." "The llocm in the Spring," and ire ilnnji encored agaih and Mine actor aud singer, Mr til again delight us with his •Ution of Pooh Bah, and IS* in welcome Mr Bernard 1 Micalo of Japan. Miss ' "Will ippear as Katisha, a * performed with success in r Gregory Stroud will play i*t of l'irii Tush. Miss Marie ■ to be at her very best as Kiss Mary Hotham should »t as ?itti Sing, id Saturday nights, and on loon the whimsical comic will be staged, and on •Mi* tiights next "The Pirwill be revived. On Wed- » «nd night next and two *• "Tlie Yeomen of the trejenlfd. and it will be fol- ►. Pinafore" and "Patience." >* nnieber of playgoers who obtain admission to the luring the flrst three nights •opportunity to enjoy "The •JJJfial farewell performance 'ill be staged on Tuesday,