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Lyttelton Times, Volume CXVII, Issue 17282, 25 September 1916, Page 1

AMUSEMENTS. nnHEATRB ROYAJ. Lesseo . . J. C. WILLIAMSON, LTD. AN HISTORICAL EVENT, FRAUGHT WITH THE GREATEST INTEREST TO ALL LOVERS OF SHAKESPEARE. Commencing: NEXT SATURDAY NIGHT. NEST SATURDAY NIGHT. A SEASON OF SHAKESPEARE. A SEASON OP SHAKESPEARE. First A]ipearr.r.ce in Christchurch of ALLAN WILKIE Tho ALLAN WILKES Eminont ALLAN WILKIE English ALLAN WILKIE Actor, And. ; FREDISWYDE HUNTER-WATTS, FREDISWYDE HUNTER-WATTS, Tho Brilliant Exponent of Shakospeaa-e'a Heroines in SIX of SHAKESPEARE'S CLASSIC PLAYS, In which they will bo uupported by a TALENTED COMPANY OF OVER 30 ARTISTS. Tho First Production on Saturday Nest will be Shakespeare's Groat Tragi-Comedy, THE MERCHANT. OF VENICE. THE MERCHANT OF VENICE. THE MERCHANT OF VENICE. To bo Staged for Two Nights Only. ALLAN WILKIE as SHYLOCK. FREDISWYDE HUNTER-WATTS as PORTIA. THE SECOND GRAND PRODUCTION On TUESDAY and WEDNESDAY, . OCTOBER 3rd and 4th, Will bo p, Shakespeare's Sublimo Tragedy, HAMLET HAMLET THURSDAY. FRIDAY and SATURDAY, OCTOBER 6th, 6th and 7th, Shakespeare's Delightful Comedy, TWELFTH NIGHT. TWELFTH NIGHT. PRODUCTIONS TO FOLLOW:— ROMEO AND JULIET. AS YOU LIKE IT. OTHELLO.; OTHELLO.' THE SIX PRODUCTIONS Will bs SUMPTUOUSLY STAGED and MOUNTED AND SUPERBLY ACTED. GORGEOUS COSTUMES, m HISTORICALLY CORRECT. A RED-LETTER EVENT In tho history of tho New Zealand Stage. PRICES: 3s, 2s, Is. Booked Seats, 4s. (No Early Doors). The BOX PLANS "fo7"THE MERCHANT OF VENICE," "HAMLET" and "TWELFTH NIGHT" will open at MILNER and THOMPSONS NEXT THURSDAY, at 0 SEASON TICKETS at Reduced Rates. Special Concessions to COLLEGES and SCHOOLS. Particulars at Box Offlco. CLARA KIMBALL YOUNG In "THE YELLOW PASSPORT," At GRAND THEATRE, TO-DAY and TO-NIGHT. PUBLIC NOTICES. WANTED. POSITION with Trotting Gentleman, or Stable; American experience. Apply, INELIGIBLE, £7BO Car* Post Office, Milton. STEEL PULLEY, 78 Inches Diameter, 11 Inch Face, 4 Inch Bore, FOR SALE; Cheap. Apply— .£■ .• 6TOREMAN, "Lyttelton Tim*a" Yard, . ~. " 'Gloucester "Street, City. AN INTERESTING LETTER. JF interest to Housewives. A lady writes: •■ I have been using Desert Gold Tea for nearly two years and I am quite satisfied with both flavour and quality." X -riDWARD DE LAUTOUR, CLAIRVOYANT, PSYCHOMETRIST. 29, Aldred Street, off Durham Street North. ARTMAN RED HAND BRAND ANTI L CORROSIVE PAINT Surpasses all others for Protectiva Qualities. Durability and Appearance. For use on Iron, Stone, Wood, Plaster, etc. FRANK .GRAHAM AND SON, 107, Hereford Street. Commercial Union Assurauce Company, Ltd., Agents. i JbP WANTED, MAN WITH to Muster and Understand Sheep Work, Milk 2 Cows and Repair Fences. Wages £2 10s per week. References required. Apply DALGETY and CO., LIMITED, 7971 Wellington. ENGAGEMENT RINGS. SPECIAL DISPLAY AND PRICES. Inspection Invited. JONES AND SONS, THE MANUFACTURING JEWELLERS, 278, High Street. Christchurh. CYRIL K. WHALE (Late of Petersen's. Ltd) TJEGS to inform his Friends that ho is J 3 established in Business on his own account at SANDSTEIN'S. JEWELLERS. 138, CASHEL STREET. (Next Ballantyne's). DEMONSTRATION OF JELBART OIL TRACTOR At DUNSANDEL ■ On TUESDAY, 26th SEPT., at 1 p.m., In Mr D. W. Westenra'e Paddock, opposite Mr N. Brown's Homestead. 7985 NOTICE (.F REMOVAL. WE have REMOVED from S 9, Gloucester Street, to NEW OFFICES in Hereford Chambers, 141, Hereford Street, First Floor, over Messrs W. E. Simes and Co. # CUNINGHAM AND TAYLOR, Barristers <*nd Solicitow. Hereford Chambers, 144, Hereford Street, Christchurch.

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