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Auckland Star, Volume LIII, Issue 160, 8 July 1922, Page 16

AMUSEMENTS. FULLEirs" APEIti FT OU^ ULLER'S V'PERA -f-OLSB '• Wellesley Street. 'Phone 1393. Direction: Ben and John Fuller. Ltd. TO-NIGHT. AND EVERY EVENING At 8 p.m. GRAND MATINEES MONDAYS, WEDNESDAYS. AND SATURDAYS. AND ALL HOLIDAYS, at 2.30. NEW TTIULLER'S SPECIALITY •*- ULLEK'S VAUDEVILLE COMPANY MATINEE. MATIX-EE AT 2.30. MONDAY. Bargain Prices: Cd. 1/, 1/6, Plus Tax. TO-XIGHT. AT S P.M. Li-=t Night of the Following Star Vaudeville Acts: MURPHY, MACK AND CO. TOM LEAMORE, THE FLYING WINSKILLS. NEWMAN AND WYNNE, MAXWELL CAREW, Brilliant Acts To-day include: BAl'lIO N D, Escapologist. EMERALD AND DUPRE, Sketch Artists. GEORGE DEAN. Actor Vocalist. THE HAREM SCAREM GIRLS, The Lady Bumpers. TRULY A BRILLIANT SHOW. OPEXIXG AT THE MOXDAY MATIXEE: OPENING AT THE MOXDAY MATIXEL: 1 First ippear.ince, direct from the Leading Continental Theatre?, THE NOVAS, Brilliant Aerial Gymnasts. THE NOVAS. Briliiant Arrial Gymnasts. ELTON BLACK, The Favourite Scotch Comedian, And Many Others. Plans at THE THEATRE till 7. 'Phone 1393 for Reserved Seats. FULLER'S LITTLE PRICES. J%s2 B OU?HEST M RA I . A N 70 PERFORMERS 70 Conductor Colin Musfon, L.R.A.M. Leader . .. Miss Edith Whitolaw. L.R.A.M. Hon. Accompanist Mr. Cyril Towsey. 2nd CONCERT—9th SEASON. TOWN HALL, THURSDAY NEXT. PROGRAMME. God Save the King. ORCHESTRA AND AUDIENCE. 1. Overture, "William Tell" Rossini ORCHESTRA. 2. Song. "Divinities dv Styx" (from I "Alcpste'l Gluck MRS. J. F. EWEN. 3. March d'Oceasion, "March Slav" Tschaikowsky ORCHESTRA. 4. Meditation from "Thais" Massenet Solo ViolJn: MISS EDITH WIIITELAW. 5. Vocal Quartet, "Swing Low, Sweet Chariot" THE LYRIC FOUR. (Messrs. Ripley. Richards, ilcElwain, and Ryan.) 6. Symphonic Suite, "Scheherazade Rimsky-Korsakoc 7. Song, "Ombra Mai Fu" Handel MRS. .T. F. EWEN. 8. Suite, "Keltic Suite" J. H. Foulds !). Vocal Quartet, "Good Night" Dudley Buck THE LYRIC FOUR. (Messrs. Ripley, Richards, McElwain, and Ryan.) 10. Suite, "Scenes Pittoresques". .Massenet (No. 4 "Fete Boheme") ORCHESTRA. I VACANCIES FOR A LIMITED NUMBER OF SUBSCRIBERS. 9/fi—ADMISSION AT DOORS—O Iα -" " <Plns 3d Tax). -S/ O A. W. ROBERTSON. Secretary Music Store. ISO. Queen St.. next E. and F. Piano Agency. Ltd. 718 (COMMUNITY SINGING. O M M U N I T V SINGING. COMMUNITY SINGING. TOWN HALL. TOWN HALL TOWN HALL. MAIN HALL AND CONCERT CHAMBER. WEDNESDAY, JULY 12. I Song Leaders: Main Hall jr r . Alan McElwain i Concert Chamber Mr. Eric Waters Accompanists: Main Hall Mr Len Elliott Concert Chamber Mr! A Woolley COME AND SING THE HAPPIXESS ROUND— "vo°iceJ e Ktag PPr ' K r i n3 aPPr - Radiate the" Cheer 'Germ" 5 " Radiate the Chen- Germ Ding, Dong, Ding." IT IS FREE TO EVERY CITI7F\IT \l T ° EVERY eSS II Ib FREE TO EVERY CITIZEN. SPECIAL APPEAL. SING. SIXG. SING. SIXG. SLN G COME NOT TO LISTEN. XO T TO LISTEN. Alaa McElwain says he is determined to MAKE EVERYONE SING. i Eric Waters says ■ 1 -You don't X £ Tt s r . What are rlfwZk mk K O Z m jr™ Secretary, MR. A." J. "iIUTCHINSON — A . Jβ L OYAL ORANGE KNSTItT 7 - Tg§& 12 , ' 4 i__l_i2sj^^_D, st . i:z% 3/ - 1 C ° you wrr L if^ 0N w^~^~m' 031 C"RIS TI N~ r c XAB: IS COMING. next Tuesday" s p.m.. I ~ ~. ONEnrXGI COXCJREGATIUXAL CIIfRCH. P XI, ' G R «rvr»A r v b °- r Strand Thcatrr, MI Savage. M.P.. Mrs. Jlwch. Mr. T oth"rs f, N> r W Na,ion -il I'rfsidPnt. "and SnaUTy. 2.tj?° b °" r Ka,lj ' Quay str^ QHRISTI N A M c X A B IS COMING.