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Taranaki Daily News, Volume LV, Issue 273, 10 April 1913, Page 1

ITIHEATRE JJOYAL piCTURES TO-NIGHT-. An extraordinary attraction, featuring the popular Dramatic Star Actress, ASTA NIELSEN, ASTA NIELSEN, in A GIRL WITHOUT A COUNTRY. A GIRL WITHOUT A COUNTRY. A GIRL WITHOUT A COUNTRY. A GIRL WITHOUT A COUNTRY. A GIRL WITHOUT A COUNTRY. A. GIRL WITHOUT A COUNTRY. An immense and tragic GIPSY CONSPIRACY. The introduction of a strong military element, fixing the scenes ON THE BALKAN FRONTIER and making the incidents tally with THE PRESENT WAR, gives the story a decidedly topical A GIRL WITHOUT A COUNTRY, A GIRL WITHOUT A COUNTRY, A CURL WITHOUT A COUNTRY, 1 A CURL WITHOUT A COUNTRY, A GIRL WITHOUT A COUNTRY, A GIRL WITHOUT A COUNTRY, with MISS ASTA NIELSEN AS ZIDRA. MISS ASTA NIELSEN AS ZIDRA. ' The part Miss Nielsen plays is just the kind of character the clever actress excels in. She is an ignorant, warmhearted, impulsive Gipsy girl, with no heed of the ordinary conventionalities of life, and very little respect for the niceties of honor. A POWERFUL CONVINCING PICTURE OF LIFE. A GIRL WITHOUT A COUNTRY will he supported by a fantastic and beautifnl Fairy Story, THE KNTGHT OF THE SNOWS, THE KNIGHT OF THE SNOWS, THE KNIGHT OF THE SNOW'S, A striking and beautiful pantomime subject with unequalled settings. Also .SCENIC. DRAMATIC, TOPTCAL and INDUSTRIAL SUBJECTS.

j TO-NIGHT j]£EW* pLYMOUTH JJIFLE QLUB. EUCHRE PARTY AND DANCE EUCHRE PARTY AND DANCE EUCHRE PARTY AND DANCE ! BROUGHAM STREET HALL. Commence at 8 p.m. F.J.HILL, Hon. Sec. rf'BE AT R E Jj.'O YA L. Direction J. C. Williamson, Ltd. A PHENOMENAL ATTRACTION. ' WEDNESDAY NIGHT NEXT. J. C. WILLIAMSON PRESENTS MAETERLINCK'S GREAT AND ENTHRALLING WORK OF GENIUS. THE BLUE BIRD. THE BLUE BIRD. THE BLUE BIRD. The most wonderful and gorgeous production the stage has ever known. The fascination, the delicacy, the delight of the dialogue and setting will remain a radiant memory with all who witness the beautiful stage realisation of the fairy poem. SCENES OF AMAZTNG BEAUTY. THE BLUE BIRD Has been played over 12,000 times in the various theatres of Europe and America 200 PEOPLEIN THE PR °- 2-00 DUCTION. U " Box Plan will he opened at Collier's on Monday. April 14, at eight o'clock. A queue will bo formed from 7 a.m. Prices. Dress Circle *id Reserved Stalls, fis; Stalls. 3s: Pit, 2s, Early door Stalls, Is extra. Children half-price.

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