AMUSEMENTS.
Til IT Ml "N'K I PAL RAND. At the Town Hall, "ii Wednesday eveninir next, the Municipal Hand will .rive a grand concert. Wagners " l-'lviiig liuti-b----in.-iii - overture, ■• inllnished Symphony," Sibelius' tone poem " Kllilandla." and the Finnic in Tschaikiiw sky's fourth Symphony are four splendid numbers included in the programme. Miss Lois Evans and Mr. Arthur 11. Ripley will contribute vocal excerpts from various operas.
AMUSEMENTS GUIDE. (For Entertainment Announcements see Back Page.) HIS MAJESTY'S THEATRE—" The Broken Wing." OPERA HOUSE— Jim rieralU'S Revue Company dud Vaudeville PICTURE THEATRES. NATIONAL AND LYRlC —"Alimony" and " In the Palace of the King-." REGENT—" innocence." STRAND —Tav C.ompton in " Thi- freedom." and " Prehistoric Hayseeds." TlVOLl —Barbara l.a Man- in ■• The Minotinir or Pan McOil-w." mil "In l-"«»l Company." HIPPODROME— Iimit r,i',-,,i, in •• lioilblc l.ealiior." and Vaiiile. ill". EVERYBODY'S- lii'llv i-i.tup-iin in "Tlie Harden nl WedPRINCESS— '■ Tlie Caliifd Lady" ann " The I'litinl.v sen-el." QUEEN'S Imnle's Inferno." GRAND Mac llnsrh in " the Man. BROADWAY- •" Babbitt." .. I WEST END-" 'T..ntlilftor I '"j j EMPRESS Norma Talnnidi-'e in - Otlg .1 L^ffoL_"_T!;o.nXVn O D.n.'..".n<l«oh. BRITANNIA—Buster heaton in " sh'Tlni-k I imuoi " and "Tbe Measure of a man." 1 '- Hij-lic-t Bidder. '
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Auckland Star, Volume LVI, Issue 133, 8 June 1925, Page 3
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