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Sun (Auckland), Volume III, Issue 834, 30 November 1929, Page 15

LAST SIX NIGHTS OF THE DESERT SONG * THE COMPANY WILL LEAVE FOR SYDNEY ON SATURDAY MORNING Matinee Wednesday Next. i Matinee Price* —D.C. and R.S.. Ks; Stalk*. I s*; Gallery. 2s 6d. Children Half-prioo to D.C., Front and Back Stalls; Gallery. I*. | His Majesty’s Theatre i Direction: J. C. Williamson (N.Z.), Ltd. Unquestionably the moot beautiful the most picturesque, and the moat stupendous, romantic, musical play the world’s stage has yet produced TONIGHT AT 7.55. AND UNTIL FRIDAY EVENING. MATINEE WEDNESDAY NEXT. J. C. WILLIAMSON S MAMMOTH AND WONDERFULLY SUCCESSFUL MUSICAL Pi AY “THE DESERT SONG' ! Which is Nightly Attracting ; Audiences, and which is fror point of view an Incorr ;ar»b Production. i A WONDERFUL CAST OF ■= IA MALE CHORUS OF 40 VC T A GRAND EALLET OF 60 DA 'vE‘ i And TSAR (the Arab Steed) And LIGHTNIN’ (the Donkey). • BOX PLANS at Lewis Eady, Ltd Day Sales at H.M. Theatre Confectionery, i EVENING PRICES —D C. and R.S., 10s; | Stalls, fis; Gallery. '2s 6d. Early Door i Stalls. 1s extra. Early Door Gallery, 6d Extra. Manager - - - - JOHN FARRELL. TONIGHT! TONIGHT! LEWIS EADY HALL WALTER RUSSELL-WOOD PRESENTS HIS BRILLIANT PUPILS IN A GRAND Costume and Dramatic Recital Auckland's Cleverest Tiny Tots in Charm- ! ing Fairy Plays. Recitals, Monologues, etc. , Dramatic Interludes by Senior Students Short Plays, Character Sketches, Musical Sketches, Humorous Duets, etc., etc. All Beautifully Costumed and Staged with attention to detail. # Songs by MISS HOPE ASHER. Dances by courtesy of MISS CECIL HALL ADMISSION —Reserved. 3s 3d. 2s. Children, Half-price. All Former Pupils cf the Auckland Girls’ Grammar School are invited to attend a Social Evening to be held in honour of Miss C. A. Morrison and Miss F. McDonald, at the School Hall, Howe Street, on Tuesday, December 3, at 7.45 p.m. N. GALUHER. ~ Hon. fti ‘l l^pL ,