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Sun (Auckland), Volume 1, Issue 113, 3 August 1927, Page 15

AMUSEMENTS BRILLIANT SUCCESS OF THE RENEE KELLY SEASON Owing: to the fat t that Miss Renee Kelly is tine to sail for England on Monday. August 13. the present season must positively close on Saturday. August 13. The management has decided, however. \>» present an additional performance of "The Cast of Mrs. t'heyney" on Saturday Afternoon next and of "Paddy Long Legs’* on Saturday of next week. Renee Kelly Matinees ‘The Last of Mrs Cheyney ’ Next Saturday at 2 Children Half-price to D.C. and Front and Back Stalls. Gallery. Is. ••DADDY LONG LEGS" MATINEE SATURDAY, AUGUST 13. The Renee Kelly Season TO-NIGHT. “THE LAST OF MRS. CHEYNEY. Beautiful, Loved by Men. Liked by Women. Always. Always Mysterious Mrs. Cheyney is one of the most alluring and intriguing characters ever created by a playwright. HdJESTYS THEATRE Direction: J. C. Williamson (N.Z.). Ltd. Manager: John Farrell. The Play that Thrilled and Delighted Playgoers in England. Australia and America. TO-NIGHT at 8 Five Nights Only. J. C. WILLIAMSON, LTD.. Have great pleasure in presenting the Pascinating and very Brilliant Actress, RENEE KELLY In the World-Famous and Record-break-ing Comedy - Drama, ‘The Last of Mrs Cheyney' By Frederick Lonsdale, author of “Aren’t We All” and “Spring Cleaning." AN INCOMPARABLE STAR. A BRILLIANT COMPANY. A GREAT PLAY. CAST OF CHARACTERS. ; Charles (a Butler) Hylton Allen Jim (a Chauffeur) . Reginald Wykeham ; William (a Footman) . . Pirie Bush : George (Under Footman) Reginald Long ! laird Elton Leslie Victor : Lord Arthur Billing Ellis Irvine i Willie Wynton Ronald Ward Roberts Jackson Wilcox Hon. Mrs. Wynton . . Peggy Willoughby Lady Joan Houghton . . . . Phyllis Best Lady Mary Sindley .. ..Gwen Burroughs Mrs. Ebley Emma Temple Lady Mary Printon . . Margaret Darner Mrs. Cheyney RENEE KELLY - The Costumes worn by Miss Kelly, be Guyvers, London, Ruffin, Paris, and Renee. Paris. Play produced by DION BOUCICAULT. Producer for Miss Kelly, HYLTON ALLEN. TUESDAY NIGHT NEXT. Three Nights Only. “BROWN SUGAR." FRIDAY. AUGUST 12. Two Nights Only. MATINEE. SATURDAY. AUGUST 13. • DADDY LONG LEGS." Plan at Lewis R. Eadv and Son, Ltd. Day Sales at Theatre Kiosk. Prices: D.C. and R.S., Bs. Stalls, 4s: Gallery, Is f>d. Early Door Stalls and , Gallery, Is extra. All prices plus tax. Auckland Choral Society “AIDA” SOME INTERESTING INFORMATION ABOUT THIS GREAT WORK. ‘AIDA." ‘AIDA." •AIDA.” •AIDA.” 'AIDA.” •AIDA.” •AIDA.” "AIDA.” •AIDA.” "AIDA." “AIDA." “AIDA.” “AIDA.” “AIDA." “AIDA.” “AIDA." “AIDA.” “AIDA." “AIDA." “AIDA." “AIDA." “AIDA." "AIDA." “AIDA." “AIDA." “AIDA." “AIDA." “AIDA." “AIDA." “AIDA." "AIDA.” “AIDA." Composed by VERDI to celebrate the opening of the Suez Canal. At the first performance in 1871 VERDI was recalled 32 times. At present most popular opera in America. It is never performed here on account of the tremendous cost of production. It requires eight soloists, a double chorus and a large orchestra. The orchestration is wonderful, while the solos and concerted numbers are strikingly beautiful. The choruses are very thrilling. Box Plan opens Next Monday at E. and F. Piano Agency Co., Queen Street, at 7.30 a.m. Reserved Seats. Gs, 4s (plus tax). THIS WILL BE THE FINEST CONCERT EVER GIVEN BY THE SOCIETY. TOWN HALL. THURSDAY AND SATURDAY. August 11 and 13.