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Auckland Star, Volume LIII, Issue 249, 20 October 1922, Page 10

AMUSEMENTS FINAL COXCERT FINAL CONCEKt! H IS M AJESTr S T h Eatee Direction International Tours r... Frederic Shipman. .Managing t>hj££ FINAL COXCEKT TO-MORnow FINAL CONCERT, To-morrow (SATUKDAYi. As the Artists; lea™ Next Sunday fot Wellington. OT PAUL ALTHOUSE PAUL ALTHOUSE^ Leading Teuor, .Metropolitan Opete, And ARTHUR MIDDLETON AKTIIUR MIDDLETO\ America's Greatest Baritone TOMORROW (SATURDAY), "FAUST" NIGHT.' TO-MORROWS PROGRAMME: PAUL ALTHOUSE Sings '•SALVE DIMOKA" (Faust, Go - - "DO NOT GO, MY LOVI-γ HaSS •ALL IN A LILYWIIITK guvvTS -THANK GOD, ME DRUMS \RE .SILENT" r,rt "TAKE ALL OF ME- / ''" Jjfl™ -DAFFODIL GOLD. ,, .... "HiS "CHKIST IN tXA.\DEUtS"..V.".VstSK ARTHUR MIDDLETOX Sings •THE CALK OF GOLD" (Kuusc). Gounod ■'MEI'HISTOS SEKKNADE" (Faust) . "sylvia" G ;«*s "UNCLE ROME" " {St ••HOWS MY BOY" ;s££ An-d the Finale (between Faust and Mephisto) from "trAUST" (Firac Acti including the Duet, "810 MINE TH •• DELIGHT" : G^ PRICES: 7/G (Res.), 5.', 3/, plus tax Plaus at Lewis K. Kady and son. Ltd Day Sales (5/ and 3/) at Coleman'i H.M. Arcade. gOUTU yp m gOUTH TJTSIC "pOSTTVAI,. T^EiSTTVAL. TO-MORROW I SATURDAY). OCTOBER 2L In WESLEY HALL. 'HAMILTOX. PRBPAREID READING. QUAUTET A.YD VOCAL SOL-0 COITPETITIOXS. Soprant), Mezzo. Contralto, Tenor. i Baritone. Bass. 'Corn/petitors frr>m Thames. Te Arola, Hamilton, Paeroa, etc. Afternoon, at 2.30. Admission 1 . i Evening, at 7.30. The Finals. Admission, V. MONDAY. 23rd (LABOUR DAY). FIFTH ANNUAL CHORAL ■FIFTH ANNUAL CHORAL ■COMTETITION'S. COMPETITION'S!. FEftRY BANK. HAMILTON. 1 P.M. (Or in Town Hall It vex.) A and B Grade Anthems Hymn; <Mal»' Voice Choir Competitions. Admission, 1 . 7 P.M., GKA'XD PRIZE WrSXERS' CONCERT. 7 P..M.. IX TOWN HALL. Presentation of Shield's and Sledals. Hear the Winning Choirs and Soloi9tfc Admission, 2,0. 'Season Tickets, 5,'. epecial Train to Thames at 10.15 p.m. •REV. E. T. OLDS, Secretary. 529 Hamilton Bast. DIXIELAND. T-kI.XIELAXD. IXIELAND. -L»IXIELANI>. . Don't Miss EGYPTIAN MONTH. EGYPTIAN MONTH. Popularity Increasing Every Day. LABOUR DAY. LABOUR DAY. After Seeing the Procession LUNCH AT DIXIELAXD. LUNCH AT DIXIELAND. 12 till 2 p.m. AFTERNOON TEA. 3 to 5 p.m. EVENING SESSION, S till 12. Double Ticket, 10 . Direction ■ ■ IIERBEHT J. BEXTT.KY. 562 TX7OOD CHOPPING AND HAND SAWING W EVENTS. AUCKLAND DOMAIN. SATURDAY AND MONDAY. 534 MAYPOLES AND CLASSICAL DAXCIXQ. AUCKLAND DOMAIN, 534 SATURDAY AND MONDAY. DANCING. ■pvAX'CrX'G—DRUTDti' HALL. XOWTON, TO-.NTiGirT. AND EVEi:Y FIUUAY, S till 11 p.™. Ladies, 1 : Gems. 1 tf. ORAXGE HALL. ri.rninniU Street, Learners' and Advanced, ewry SaturdU Afternoon. 2 to r> p.m. Adinisflon. V. POINT CHEVALIER. T.MUurmiv Xipit. ■Bcne.it DaiK-e will lip hold for a widow anl i children. Loi.s Xi?ht. Bur Tare. 1/ return: Danrp, 1 ami 10. Huscs leave G.P.O. and Craft.m Bridge. 7.1". :>.rn. . PATRONS ■XOTi-::— On account of Mrs. Amos beins in the hospital. Laiiuiir UW Picnic ami Dance at Bm-klaU'd's Beach «"1J be Postponed. <J9 A. AMOS. Proprietress. _ TAZZ IX G AX D FOX TRO TB. | " TO-NIGHT. TO-XHJHT. TRADES HALL. And Every Friday, Monday, and Wednesday. . Messrs. William* Weaver, ami Turner* Most Popular aivl Sel.-. I'anew. Come and H>ar our J.izz I'rohestra ol Seven Mu«lrla;i«. And Conduetorship ThatV Uii>urpass<A_iß LEARNERS and BEGINNKUS' CLASS every Saturday, L'.:l". li.inr.-. Labour Day, y.3li. A.haun'l Xlflil Ijain-w, i"^day, Thursday and Saturday Nights. M.C.'s MESUKS. T.VTK ASH THOMAS. 4.i \v. Rli'Kl.KY. I'n»p._ EAKSONS MIXMi'KIAi. l-"U« XHB BLIND. A Con.-rrt and Dance »ill !><; I;-M In ih» Hail at liret-uUltbi- on .-ATCKi'.W 21* C Inst In iid .>f ■■■...v,. liur.u-r , -' I-auncDef will"leave Au.-klaii.l at ;.::•• a.,1 O.u V^--7.,'i0 a.m. 2^l--1) A N _«_ ' N G - O'XKILI. ST. HALL. POXSOXBY. K. H.-ndiiliV ip L.-irn isu U". P. C:irtwr!i:ni. .--.•.•r.-tjirv j> VI■K I. A N 1._; .-' I: KAi •H. i> L.iun,l, [.an. iji. ■■;:■! I'an , *- Saturday. 21.-• " •••'■•<-i: )■ :■ ■-'"■' *. -'■•■ un * St..;,s 7.-:". ■:,-•,: '.:nnu- II jun. -' Ritnrn. i:,.,,! Mil-! ■. " ,<jcuts uiia ;i.u: a\: imVlN** ■lO i(iM!'KTITI"> VII l<:.AM' !.i :.i.\!N T,:\4 SATIHI'W AM' M" x TEACHERS OF DANCING. LEARX Till-: LATEST MUI'EBN r>AN"I , ES to }.v/.7. Mr-sir. „._._,- Apply H,>TLrr 1 xp.Tl Ti-a.jiPis M OiTn Han-e*. -