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Dominion, Volume 2, Issue 557, 12 July 1909, Page 1

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AMUSEMENTS. C I -N D E R EL LA. A RECORD MATINEE ATTENDANCE. IMPORTANT. IN consequcnco of the Hundreds that were unable to obtain admission to tho'. Matinee on Saturday, and by request of tho numbers of holders of Oversalo TickctSj tho Management are compelled to- announco a S P E C I A L MATINEE S P -E C I A L MA T I N BE Of tho Wonderful Operatic Pantomime CINDERELLA, For WEDNESDAY NEXT, AT 1.45. WEDNESDAY NEXT, AT 1.45. PLAN NOW OPEN AT THE DRESDEN. BOOK AT■'ONCE AND AVOID THE. CRUSH. OPERA HOUSE., OPERA-HOUSE". Lessee J. C. Williamson. Ruport ClaTko, Mcynoll and Gunn Season. Managing Directors, l CLYDE MEYNELL AND JOHN GUNN. ' FAREWELL FOUR NIGHTS i Of tho RECORD OPERA SEASON. I THIS MONDAY EVENING And for Positively FOUR NIGHTS ONLY, Clarke, Meynell and Gunn's ENGLISH COMIC OPERA CO., For tho First Time in Wellington In tho Great London Success, THE BELLE .OF MAYFAIR, „ THE BELLE OF MAYFAIR, THE BELLE OF MAYFAIR, By Charles "Brookfiold and Cosmo Hiimilton. The Music by LESLIE STUART, COMPOSER OF "FLORODORA." ' Characters: The.Earl of Mount Highgnto ... Phil Carlton Hon. Raymond Finchlcy Harold Thorley Sir John Chaldicott, Bart., M.P....Edwiri Brett Hugh Meredith .....' Wm. Cromwell Comto De Perrier Wilfrid Hilary Simpson (Footman to Sir J0hn)...!..T0m Payno Dr. Mannaduko Lawronco Fred. England Captain Theobald ...,........'.......,'. Frank Morris Charlie Goodyear ......;..„,..;... 'George Mooncy Bramloy ...,i..„. Lionel Walsllo Countess of Mount Highgato ... Daisy Belmoro Now York 'Ada Beard, Chicago ..* Muriel Chandler Philadelphia ' .". Ethel Wilson Boston :.... „.... Nellie"- Hobson Washington .*..... Ethel Bennctto San Francisco ;...... '.. Hazel Hall (Gibson Girls) H.S.H. Princess Carl of JHhrcnbreitstcin ' Ruth Lincoln Lady Chaldicott ;........ Emmelino Orford Lady Rosaline Rocksley ......;.....' Hcleno. Roso Lady Violet Gussop Doia Denton Pincott (Julia's Maid) Essio.Pcrriri\ Julia Chaldicott Alice Bennctto Stallholders, Chippy Girls, and Guests. ACT 1.-BAZAAR IN A PRIVATE PARK. ACT 11.-DRAWJNGROOM IN SIR JOHN CHALDICOTTS HOUSE. 'Costumes: Madanio'Decrlmrst, Peter Robinson, London; Beer, Paris; Paquin, Paris; CalloCt and Teurs, Paris. Millinery: Madame Sylvia, London. Sunshades: Bussel and Robson, Melbourne. Shoes: Coutio and Lincoln, Stuart, nnd Co. Wigs by Clarkson, London. Tho Magnificent Scenery by E. Vaughan v and Assistants. FLANS NOW OPEN AT DRESDEN. PRICES: 55.. 3s:, and Is. Early Doors, Is.' Extra at Abel's. " J OPERA HOUSE. , OPERA HOUSE. Clarke, Mcyncll, and Season. , ■ \ Managing Directors:' •■ , CLYDE MEYXELL AND JOHN GUNN. FRIDAY NEXT, JULY 16th. FRIDAY NEXT, JULY, 16th. Season Limited to EIGHT NIGHTS ONLY. First Production in .Wellington of WILSON BARRETT'S LAST PLAY, "LUCKY DURHAM." • / "LUC\KY DURH.AM." ' "LU CK Y ' DU R HAM." "LUCKY DURHAM." Managerial. 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