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Dix's Gaiety Company :Programme for week ending Friday, December 20, Theatre Royal [Wellington. 1901. Green and blue cover spread].

Dix's Gaiety Company :Programme for week ending Friday, December 20, Theatre Royal [Wellington. 1901. Green and blue cover spread].

Theatre Royal (Wellington) :Still another brilliant London star arrived yesterday per S.S. "Warrimo", Mlle May Moore Duprez, direct from the London Alhambra and Mr Harry Rickards' Theatres ... The artistic American girl, the original character comedienne, who will make her first appearance in New Zealand on Friday, September 9th, 1904. [Programme cover, unfolded].

Theatre Royal (Wellington) :Still another brilliant London star arrived yesterday per S.S. "Warrimo", Mlle May Moore Duprez, direct from the London Alhambra and Mr Harry Rickards' Theatres ... The artistic American girl, the original character comedienne, who will make her first appearance in New Zealand on Friday, September 9th, 1904. [Programme cover, unfolded].

Theatre Royal (Wellington) :Maccabe. Theatre Royal tonight, Saturday 12th October. Positively last night. The Magic Statue, also the burlesque melodrama of Vanquished Villainy or Virtue Victorious! in which Mr Maccabe enacts the whole Dramatis Personae, appearing in the last scene in two characters at once. Tonight positively last night of Mlle Minnia, in her graceful dancing as "Madrilena" and "The Highland Laddie". Geo. Buller, Manager. Printed at the Evening Post Office, Willis Street. [1889].

Theatre Royal (Wellington) :Maccabe. Theatre Royal tonight, Saturday 12th October. Positively last night. The Magic Statue, also the burlesque melodrama of Vanquished Villainy or Virtue Victorious! in which Mr Maccabe enacts the whole Dramatis Personae, appearing in the last scene in two characters at once. Tonight positively last night of Mlle Minnia, in her graceful dancing as "Madrilena" and "The Highland Laddie". Geo. Buller, Manager. Printed at the Evening Post Office, Willis Street. [1889].

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