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Dominion, Volume 13, Issue 16, 14 October 1919, Page 7

AMUSEMENTS. m | "EYES OF YOUTH." TO-NIGHT! TO-NIGHT! EMELIE POLINI'S Greatest Triumph. Thojigh "EYES OF YOUTH" will be the second play in which J. and N. Tait will present Miss Emelie Polini it is bound to croate furore, as it is in fact Miss Polfni's supremo success. COME EARLY FOR GOOD SEATS. QRAND OPERA HOUSE. Lessees ... J. C. Williamson, Ltd. Direction J. & N. TAIT. TO-NIGHT At 8.5. TO-NIGHT TO-NIGHT At 8.5. TO-NIGHT J. and N.' Tait nave the honour to present the distinguished English actress, EMELIE POLINI, EMELIE POLINI, EMELIE POLINI, In the First Presentation in Now Zealand of the Great Dramatic Novelty, "EYES OF YOUTH." "EYES OF YOUTH." "EYES OF YOUTH." "The Play Beautiful," in 3 Acts and 7 /Episodes. IN THIS PRODUCTION MISS POLINI, IN HER CHARACTERISATION 01 ' gina ashli\ t g, achieves _a POSITIVE TRIUMPH.. HER PORTRAYAL OF THE PART DISPLAYS A WONDERFUL MASTERY OF. HER ART, HER ROLE DEMANDING THAT SHE SHOULD RUN THE COMPLETE GAMUT OF THE HUMAN EMOTIONS. A BRILLIANT PRODUCTION. Miss Polini will be supported by a superlative cast, arid will be assisted by brilliant lighting and orchestral effects. Cast of Characters in order of appearance >• . , , - ~ Kenneth Ashling John Fernside Asa Ashling S. A. Fitzgerald Rita Ashling Esther Mitchell /Louis' Anthony Norman Pearco Teter Judson Morgan' Shaw Robert Goring Harcourt Hare Paolo fealvo Harmon Lee Gina Ashling : Emelie Polini A Yogi Arthur Greenaway Joan ° Georgia Harvey Picquard Raymond Lawrence (jiritz John de Lacey Alfred Brooks George Chalmers Percival Lake .Victor Fitzherbert Judge Singleton Charles Bertal Court Stenographer Sydney Harrison Clarence Morgan Charles Brown Dick Bromwell John de Lacey Waiter W. Sands Chauffeur .' J. Curtain Singer >Jian Wagner School Children in First Episode.

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