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Evening Post, Volume CXIX, Issue 33, 8 February 1935, Page 2

GS£s£': -OPEKA HOUSE OPERA HOUSE Direction: J. C. Williamson' (N.Z ) Ltd Grand revival of the legitimate drama." v^ommencing ■ SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 16. ■■■ J. C. WILLIAMSON, LTD ': Present the most thrilling drama the 1 stage has known for a decade. "TEN-MINUTE ALIBI" "TEN-MINUTE ALIBI" " . "TEN-MINUTE ALIBI" "TEN-MINUTE ALIBI" WMck attracted record audiences in London for oyer two years. It thrilled and delighted Australian-playgoers for. twelve months, and so great was the demand for seats in Auckland that its season there had to be considerably extended. ' SECOND PRODUCTION: ,"SSEi Ngig|^.;;. "THE WIND AND THE RAIN " "THE WIND AND THE RAIN" "THE WIND AND THE RAIn!" PROVINCIAL TOUR: HAWERA, TOMORROW NIGHT"THE WIND AND THE RAIN" WANGANOT k |ATURDA V AND MON-"TEN-MINUTE ALIBI." ... And. ■■■..: i "THE WIND AND THK RAIN" PALMERSTON N., TUESDAY AND WEDNESDAY NEXT--"TKN-MINUT!i ALIBI." ! " ■ -And ?'■ i.- ---! "THK WIND AND THK lIA IN" HASTINGS, THURSDAY-AND FRIDAY "TEN-MINUTE ALIBI." ! And "THE WIND AND THE RAIN" Both productions will be staged on the same scale of completeness and interpreted by the same great cast of characters aj "when'they, f proved outstanding successes in Sydney. . Box plans fo. the Wellington season will be opened at the D.I.C. on Thursday morning next at nine o'clock. WELLINGTON RESERVES: Orchestral Stalls, ss; Ordinary Stalls (Reserved), 3s; Dress :Circle Reserves 5s and 4s; Gallery, Is. Early-door Gallery, 6d extra. AH prices plus tax. " Touring Manager .. ..'... John Farrell. ~ " DANCING ■ ~~ ~~ ■' EX-SERVICEMEN'S LEAGUE. OLD-TIME DANCE TO-NIGHT (FRIDAY), S-i. VICTORIA HALL. A LONG NIGHT OF OLD-TIME. T>HIRD Heat and Finals Ladies' Waltz- ■*- ing. Novelties Galore. Moute Carlos. Good Floor, Music, Supper. Good time. "All are Welcome to ex-Soldiers' •Dances." Subs.: Before 8, Is; after, Is 6d. W. CARLYLE, H. GRONDON, M.C.s.