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Dominion, Volume 6, Issue 1775, 13 June 1913, Page 6

"Tho Secret of Suzanne," which, will open the programme of tho Geneo and tho Imperial Russian Ballet performance, is an operetta of a delightfully humorous kind. It runs for about forty-five minutes, and was n success at tho Metropolitan Opera House, New York, where one of the leading critics described it as "a littlo dewdrop of on opera." There are only three peoplo in tho cast—Mr. Joseph Reyer, who appears as Count Gil; Miss Elene Kirmes, who represents Suzanne; and M. Vestoff, who is a comic butler, who does not speak a word. Both Mr. Roycr and Miss Kirmes have tho advantage of having presented this operetta in New York, and with its buoyant humour, its delightful music, and the whimsicality of tho story, "The Secret of Suzanne" .should 1 bo a fine appetiser for tho magnificent fare to follow—the dances and ballets in which Adeline Gcnee, M. Yolinin and the Imperial Russian Ballet tako part. Sin"e" nn< l ■ 'Pikers should always liaro" "NAZOL" handy. It removes phlegm, and keeps the throat clear and comfortable. All Chemists and Stores.— Advt. •\n offer of £24,000 has been refused by Jo'han ICermowsky, of Prague, for a carpet which, ho claims, ho can prove was used j jjy (ho Prophet Mahomet when at prayer. I "j) r Rnfllc, medical inspector of school children at South Shields (England) report; I hat: of 20 children suffering from lwart disease, three are cases of cigarette heart. It is calculated that over *£14.000,000 aro annually spent on tobacco and oipes jn th« Upltsd Kingdom.