“ALADDIN.” PANTOMIME.

Manawatu Herald, Volume XLVI, Issue 2778, 30 August 1924, Page 3

“ALADDIN.” PANTOMIME.

A BIvILLIA.NI EASTERN PRO-

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Wliat would you do if you obtained possession of a iauip with the same remarkable powers as the lamp wliicli Aladdm discovered iu tlie wonderful cave. You would probably have the Genie transport you on a trip round the world, you would have him obtain for you all those luxuries which your heart most desired. But all the things which you can imagine are nothing Compared to tlie extraordinary mil'--deles'which 'Aladdin causes, the Genie' 1 to perform-in the course of the forthcoming pantomime, at the Town Hall. Many and varied are the whims of the various characters in the production, who obtain possession of the lamp and iu consequence many uproariously funny incidents occur. Bert Hinds will be seen as the mighty Emperor .of Bangdom, who never reigns—but he pours, -whilst Boris Morgan will be the Princess Badroulbadour, to gaze upon whose face unveiled means death. Jack Perreau will again play tlie Bame part, as Mrs Narsam, the mother of Aladdin, a lady who used to be. Winifred La Prance will play the title role, the part which she made famous for J. L. Williamson. Lester Sinclair, as Abanazar, who does not like work, Andy Reid, the grand Yizer, who is always’ causing trouble, and many others. Watch for coming announcement, it is important.