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Wairarapa Age, Volume XXXII, Issue 10138, 16 January 1911, Page 7

MR J. C. Yv'i LtiMSON'S NEW COMIC OPERA COMPANY. "THE DOLLAR PRINCESS." TO-NIGHT. This evening, at eight o'clock, the curtain will rise on the first produc- , tion here of the famous comic opera by ,Dr LSo Fall,. "The Dollar Princess." 'So much ' has .been said, heard and' read of this remarkably brilliant musical play, that public interest i« keen on the production by Mr J. C. Williamson's Comic Opera Company this evening. The cast will be as follows:—Alice Conder, Miss Olive Godwin ; Daisy, Miss Lottie ' Sargeant; Lady Augusta, Miss Alice Mitchell; Lady Dalrymple, Miss Maxie Macdonald; Lady Dorothy, Miss Vera Collins; Lady Constance, Miss Nance Maun sell; Olga Labinska (the Lion Queen), Miss' Florence Young; Freddy Fairfax, Mr Herbert Clayton ; John, Earl of Quorn, Mr Frank Greene; Bulger, Mr W. S. Percy; Dick, Mr Roland Hogue; Tartaroff, Mr Arthur Lissant; Sir James Macgregor, Mr Charles Albert; Paillard, Mr A. Neville; Duke of Stonehenge, Mr C. Beetham; and Harry Q. Conder, Mr Victor Prince. An augmented orchestra will be under the direction of Mr Fritz Hart. The play will be produced by Mr Alexander Butler, with Mr. Fnmk Stirling as stage "manager. In •.consequence of tlie length.of tlie opera,-the management desire patrons to be seated before tlie rising of the cm-tain. Children in arms will not be admitted.