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Sun (Auckland), Volume III, Issue 824, 19 November 1929, Page 15

“THE DESERT SONG The Company will arrive by special Tram T onight. TOMORROW NIGHT AT 7.55 GRAND OPENING GALA PERFORMANCE Seats in Central Positions May be Selected at Lewis Eady. Ltd. His Majesty’s Theatre Direction: J. C. Williamson (N.Z.). Ltd. A GIGANTIC ATTRACTION COMMENCING Tomorrow Wednesday Night AT 7.55. FOR A BRIEF SEASON. MATINEE SATURDAY NEXT, AT 2 J. C. WILLIAMSON. LTD.. Present for the first time to playgoers of Auckland the Most Beautiful. Most Pop u 'ar and Most Colossal Musical Production yet staged in New Zealand. “THE DESERT SONG” Which »s smashing to smithereens all the wonderful records established .n New Zealand by ’•Rose Marie." "Chu Chin Chow" and “The Maid of the Mountains." Music by Sigmund Romberg. Book by Otto Harbach. Oscar Hammerstein 2nd. and Frank MandeliProduced by GEORGE H. HIGHLAND The Cast includes: — Sid El Kar Herbert Ercwne Mindar --------- J. H. Scott Hassi ------- Sidney Wheeler Neri - -- -- -- - Maud Pomeroy Hadji -------- John Ronald Benjamin Kidd - - - - Herbert Mundin Pierre Birabeau - - - Lance Fairfax Capt. Paul Fontaine - - Sidney BiirchaH Azuri Marjorie Maxwell Lieutenant Du Er.ssac - Robin Blau Lieutenant L. A. Vergne Ronald Pomeroy Margot Bonvalet - Marie BremneGeneral Birabeau - Cecil Pawley Susan -------- Rene Murphy Edith Eileen Psrci Ali Ben Ali ... - Clementina - - - - Maud Zii A MALE CHORUS OF 40 VOICESA GRAND BALLET OF 50. OVER 120 PEOPLE ON THE STAGE Dances. Ballets, and Ensembles Arranged by MINN E EVERETT Bex Plans at Lewi-; Eady. Ltd. Day Sales at H.M. Theatre Confectionery Kiosk. Evening Prices—D C. and R.S.. 10s: Stalls ss: Gallery. 2s 6d. Early Doors Stalls. Is extra. Early Door Gallery, 6d extra All Prices Plus Tax. Matinee Prices—D.C. and R 5 b: St u. ss; Gallery. 2s. Early Door Gallery. 1 extra. All Prices Plus Tax. Book your Seats and thus avc-d being disappointed at the doors Manager - - - JOHN FARRELL.