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AMUBEMENTB. r<BAND , OPERA HOUSE. Direction ... J. C. WILLIAMSON. LTD. THE JULIUS KNIGHT SEASON. A MAGNIFICENT REVIVAL.' TO-NIGHT and TO-MORROW NIGHT. _, TO-NIGHT and TO-MOREOW NIGHT, j! C. WILLIAMSON, LTD., \ Present ■ ■ . •JULIUS KNIGHT, JULIUS KNIGHT, Supported by IRENE BROWNE In a, Special Representation of the Got- ( goously-mounted and Intensely Interest- • ing Romantic Drama by Baroness Orezy, THE SCARLET PIMPERNEL. THE SCARLET PIMPERNEL. One of tho most' sensational successes of recent years. . CAST OF CHARACTERS: Sir PeTcyßlakeney, Bart. Julius Knight The Prince of Wales ...... Frank Harvey Sir Andrew Foulks, Bart. Martin Lewis Lord Anthony Dewhurst ... H. J. Bentle? Lord Grenville Messenger Bellis Chauvelin Leslie Victor The Comte de Tournai ... Fred St. Clair The Viscounte de Tournai ... Re? Oonrad Armand St. Just ... Raymond Lawrence ' Jellyband .' George Chalmers Mt. Hcmpseed Charles Morse. ' Herbet Charles HaTdinge Chepy •■•••• Henry Ratcliffe Citizen Captain .............. James Hughes Harry Waite William Buckley Brogard Bardley Tjirncr Aristocrat W. M. Ellis Major Dome- Arthur Spence Messenger Rupert Fowler Servant H. Burrell ' First Labourer William Parker Second Labourer John Harkaway Marguerite Blakeney Irene Browne Comtesse de Tournai Emma Temple Suzanne de Tournai Lizette Partes Sally Jeliybarfd Dorothy Cummins Mere Brogard Kate Towers Lady Portales Stella Swifte Duchess of Warminster ... Alma Phillips The Play Produced by JULIUS KNIGHT. Stage Manager, Thomas E. Foster, WEDNESDAY, THURSDAY, FRIDAY NEXT, WEDNESDAY, THURSDAY, FRIDAY ; ' ' NEXT, I Magnificent Revival of Wilson Barrett's i Stupendous Religious Drama, - . >. THE SIGN OF THE CROSS. • : THE SIGN OF THE CROSS. SATURDAY AND MONDAY NEXT, THE SILVER KING. ■" TUESDAY,. JANUARY 12th, Three, Nights Only, MONSIEUR : BEAUCAIRE. . D.C. and 0.5., 65.; Stalls, 35.; Gallery, Is. Early Doors to Gallery, Is. extra. Day Sales at Lennox's (Grand o,>era House Buildings). Plan entire season now open. ■'•■■•■ . • WHERE TO-NIGHT P. • Use the brains God gave you and come to MACMAHON'S NEW THEATRE, Manners Street. \ ' ■ TO-DAY (Monday, Jan. 4) TO-NIGHT • "THE- MAN THEY SCORNED"-A triumph c-f legitimate A Nature Study . "THE GIRL WHO of a Natuxal (Siri. PLAYED THE GAME." ■ "KIDS'—A Keystone .full of new jPunoh, Every mother should bring her child i to see it.. , ; ' ••■.:'?• •■ Also' . •'■■' • ■-' -'■■■■''■ "Zillah ther Gypsy"; The Wairoa River j "Bringing Up Hubby.'... . Complete Change of Programme To-mor-row (Tuesday). ■;. • Admission' 6d. Children always 3d.

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