Princess Chrysanthemum

Hokitika Guardian, 8 June 1922, Page 3

Princess Chrysanthemum

(Grey River Argus). Auo'her must enthusiastic audience assembled in Bollard’s Opera House on Tuesday night to witness the second performance of “Princess Chrysanthemum” by the Juveniles. As on the previous night, the operetta went with a right good swing from start to finish, all the performers did exceedingly well, and reflected the highest credit on Mrs Ft are ley. who was responsible for the whole production, and must lie adiniti".| i.- have performed her sDqx'mlous task with most eonspiculous success. Encores were the order ot the evening. indeed all the solo numbers and duets received a recall. At the eonelusion, the Rev Archdeacon Carr Priedv thanked all who had contributed to the success of the production, spe chilly thanking Airs Staveley, whom the audion e insistently called liefore the curtain. Quite a bevy of floral and toothsome tributes were showered on t’u' various performers, thus concludin'* the entertainment in a mannei which is sure to appeal most to the little recipients. ’! lie opera will he staged at Hokitika mxl Thursday night. The box plan opens on .Saturday morning.