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Dominion, Volume 37, Issue 230, 26 June 1944, Page 2

PHANTOM OF THE OPERA Tho Cast— Anatole Gorron .... NELSON EDDY Christine Du Bois .. . SUSANNA FOSTER Erique Claudin .... CLAUDE RAINS Raoul Daubert .EDGAR BARRIER Signor Ferretti LEO CARRILLO Opera Singer JANE FARRAR Tenor . TUDOR WILLIAMS Music by Tschaikowsky, Chopin and Flotow LAVISH OPERA SCENES. A UNIVERSAL PRODUCTION IN TECHNICOLOUR. TWICE DAILY. !p,. I Ml THEATRE Plans at 0.1. C. and Theatre (44-144) Dir.: J. C. Williamson Pict. Corp., Ltd. (Recommended by Censor for Adults.) BACH EVENING.. CELLO AND PIANO. MARIE VANDEWART AND DOROTHY DAVIES. Suite in C for Cello. Sonata in G, Cello and Piano. Toccata in D for i’lnno. N I M M O ’ S, 8 P.M., FRIDAY, JUNE 30. 3/-. Box Plan D.I.C. EXHIBITION’ BRITISH CHILDREN S ART. NATIONAL ART GALLERY D.I.C. BUILDING. Open Daily, 10 to 5; Saturdays, 10 to Noon. Lecturer on Child Art by Roland Hipkins. Wednesday. 12.30; Thursday, 3.15. Admission Free.

OPERA HOUSE ELECTRIFYING SUCCESS OF "SUSAN AND GOD" The initial stage production of this great “"fh’XtkaSffieJw a positive sensation, and it was unanimously acclaimed y years Lloyd Lamble, as being the finest play seen in Wellington for . . ma " y Al din _ t r ; u m P hs in Neva Carr Glyn, and the other brilliant artists achieved outstanding P their respective parts. TONIGHT AT 8.10 AND FOLLOWING SEVEN EVENINGS. MATINEES WEDNESDAY AND SATURDAY ■ J. C. WILLIAMSON ALL-STAR COMPANY, FROM THE THEATRE ROYAL, SYDNEY. In Jane Crother’s intriguing and very provocative ploy, “SUSAN AND GOD” the stage version of which proved a revelation ♦o plays<>ejs, jin , i 8* fa likely prove even more popular here than Arsenic and Old L A distinguished cast is headed by / LLOYD LAMBLE as Barrie and NEVA CARR GLYN os Susan, and includes . ... Features of the production are the magnificent costumes and the elaborate stage settings. Bo _ Plans ot the 0.1. C. Day Salos at Opera House Confectionery Shop. Opera House Telephone for Reserves —56-230. HOTELS, RESORTS & TRAVEL SERVICES NAPIER— SAW KE’S BAY MOTOR CO, LTD. BOX 249, NAPIER. PHONE 2111 (3 LINES). CARS DEPART NAPIER: ’ Pnr Tnuno-Rotorua 8.0 a.m. daily (except Sunday). For Wattoa Gisborne 8.0 a.m. ” (Including Sunday). For Waikaremoana 8.0 a.m. " For National Park 8-0 a«m. Mon., Wed., Friday. WELLINGTON BOOKING OFFICE—NEWMAN BROS. (N.L), LTD. FEATHERSTON ST., OPP. G.P.O. SgSasS month o 357. Telegraphic Address: “Whiiestar." New Plymouth.

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