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Dominion, Volume 2, Issue 544, 26 June 1909, Page 1

AMUBEMENTB. QPERA HOUSE. OPERA HOUSE. Lessee.... J. C. Williamson. Sub-Lcsseesi Rupert Clarke, Meynell arid Gunn, Managing Directors, CLYDE MEYNELL AND JOHN GUNN. THIS (SATURDAY) EVENING THIS (SATURDAY) EVENING Will Witness the First, Appearance, in. Wellington of < MEYNELL AND GUNN'S ENGLISH COMIC OPERA CO. In tho Fascinating Dutch Comio Opera, "MISS HOOK OF HOLLAND." "MISS HOOK OF HOLLAND." "MISS HOOK OF HOLLAND." "MISS. HOOK OF HOLLAND." A Dutch Musical Incident in Two Acts. Chatter by Paul A. Rubens and Austin Hurgon. Jingles and Tunes by Paul A. Rubens. Characters: Mr. Hook Edwin Brett. (A Widower, a Wealthy Liqueur Distiller). Captain Adrian Paap Phil. Carlton. Lientcnant do Coop Lionel Walshe. - Bandmaster Van Vuyt Harold Thorlcy. (Of tho Mounted Artillery, quartered i at Arndyk.) Ludwig Schnapps Tom Payne. An Old 1 Policeman.;...: Reg. Markham. Hans Maas Vedcisen. Hendr.ck Draek i li. Engihch. Van Eck (a very ordinary.Dutchman), F. Morris. Simon Slinks (a Big Loafer) ■»'■■. . > William Cromwell. Freda Vcos Dor,i Denton. Clara-Voo's ; ;..... Pen-in. (Daughters of Mrs.' Voos,, but sent to an Orphan School'at Amsterdam.) Grctchon ;... Hcleno Rose, (Manageress at the Distil lei}.) An Old Market Woman Vi Martin. Greta (Market' Girl) a Hazel nail. Mina-(Maidto the Hooks) , Emmeline Orford. Sally. (Miss Hook of Holland) Ruth Lincoln: Chorus of Market Folk, Soldiers, Chocso Merchants, Villagers, ■ Assistants in the Liqueur Distillery,: etc; Scenic Synopsis. ■- ( ACT I.—The Cheese Market at Arndyk, on tho borders of the Zuydcr Zee (Vaughan). ACT ll.—Tho Interior of tho Liqueur Distillery, Amsterdam' (Vaughan). Tho Play Produced; by, CHARLES . WENMAN. Augmontcd Oporn Orchestra,'under Baton VICTOR'CHAMPION. Dresses executed by Madame, Deerhurst and Morris Angel. Wigs by Clarkson, London. I Plans Now Open at tho Dresden. BOX PLAN at Abel's after 1 p.m. TO-DAY. I PRICES-55., 3s„ and Is. Early Doors to Stalls and Gallery, Is. extra, at Abel's. Doors Open 7. Orchestra 7.50. , Carriages 10.45. L 903 i WAIKATO WINTER EXHIBITION, HAMILTON. JULY 6th, 7tU.', Bth., 9th, and tOth, 1909. GRAND AGRICULTURAL, DAIRY IMPLEMENTS, INDUSTRIAL, AND.. POULTRY DISPLAYS. INSTRUCTIVE AND ENTERTAINING. SIDESHOWS, MACHINERY IN MOTION, F. MAXWELL, Secretary, ES32 , Hamilton.

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