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Auckland Star, Volume LVII, Issue 276, 20 November 1926, Page 22

AMUSEMENTS. FULLERS' /yERA ffsi?,^ULLBRS- 1-i-OUSE. Direction: John-Fuller and Sons. ONLY TWO MORE PERFORMANCES I ONLY TWO MORE PERFORMANCES TO SEE TO SEE THIS WONDERFUL PROGRAMME. THIS WONDERFUL PROGRAMME. Eric Edgley and Clem Da we Present "THE MIDNIGHT FROLICS." " THE MIDNIOHT FROLICS." " THE MIDNIGHT FROLICS." "THE MIDNIGHT FROLICS." " THE MIDNIGHT FROLICS." " THE MIDNIGHT FROLICS." "THE MIDNIGHT FKOLICS." And CLEM DA WE CLEM DAWE CLEM DAWE With AN ALL-STAR CAST. AN ALL-STAR CAST. MATINEE. MONDAY — AT 2.30 — MONDAY. MONDAY — AT 2.30 — MONDAY. BARGAIN PRICES, 6d, 1/, 1/6. COMPLETE NEW PROGRAMME COMPLETE NEW PROGRAMME MONDAY. MONDAY. MORE LONDON LAUGH SENSATIONS. MORE LONDON LAUGH SENSATIONS. Including " BLACK AND WHITE CARGO." " BLACK AND WHITE CARGO." "BLACK AND WHITE CARGO." (Burlesque on Leon Gordon's Famous Play) THE FUNNIEST BURLESQUE EVER THE FUNNIEST BURLESQUE EVER WRITTEN. WRITTEN. CLEM DAWE as THE DOCTOR. LES WHITE as FOND —AS—ELLO. AND A HOST OF OTHER SENSATIONS. AND A HOST OF OTHER SENSATIONS. PRICES, 3/ AND 1/. Box Plan at Opera House from 12.30. Patrons please note there will be no phone bookings taken for the Evening Performance. "fc/TUNICIPAL pOKCEEIS. "MUNICIPAL QOKCEBIS, mOff.N p|-ALL, TO-NIGHT, AT 8 O'CLOCK. TO-NIGHT, AT 8 O'CLOCK. TO-NIGHT, AT 8 O'CLOCK. A RARE MUSICAL TREAT. , THE MUNICIPAL BAND THE MUNICIPAL BAND THE MUNICIPAL BAND THE MUNICIPAL BAND Will Play "Marche et Cortage" (Gounod) ; Beethoven's "Egmont" Overture; a descriptive number, "Old Folks at Home"—in Foreign Lands; Paraphrase, "Die Lorely" ; tone poem, "In the Cloisters" ; and Grand Selection, "Lucia di Lammermoor," Introducing the famous Sextette. MISS CHRISTINA ORMISTON. Soprano, Will Sing Spohr's " Rose Softly Blooming," And MR. A. H. RIPLEY, Tenor, Will Sing Blumenthal's " Evening Song." MR. FRED BOWES, Cornet. Soloist. Will Play Suppe's " Shepherd's Morning Song." MESSRS. HAL C. McLENNAN, Flute and H. F. PAIRMAN, Oboe, tt ill Flay Damare's Charming Duet, " Les Echos de Bois." A Very Special Number, " Night All Too Blessed," from Gounod's " Romeo and Juliet, will be sung by MISS JHRISTINA ORMISTON and MR. A. H. RIPLEY. Accompanist MRS. RIPLEY. CHRISTOPHER SMITH, Bandmaster. ADMISSION, 6d and 1/. ! Reserves, 2/. Booking at the Town Hall. J. MELLING, Acting-Town Clerk. /CCTfcv r QRCHESTRA. FIFTH SEASON. \ffny FINAL CONCERT, /CONCERT /CHAMBER, mUESDAY, -vrOVEMBEK f}O AT 8 P.M. SPECIAL REQUEST PROGRAMME. The Orchestra Will Play: " War March of the Priests " (Atballe) . . . Mendelssohn. Overture to " Bohemian Girl" .... Balfe. Intermezzo from " Cavalleria Rusticana " . . Mascagni. Selection, " Obu Chin Chow" .... Vorbon. "Marche Militaire " (Algerian Suite) .... Saint-Saens. inuqox sasoiv aptmajas Snjppa v\ Overture to " Magic Flute" Mozart Selection, " The Gondoliers " .... Sullivan . " Stars and Stripes " Sousa MISS MAIDA HOOKER will play two Pianoforte Solos : " Rhapsodic " (Dohnanyi) Waltz (Op. 42) (Chopin). Flute and Clarinet Duet. " Lo! Here the Gentle Lark" (Bishop), Mr. G. E. Carder and Mr. R. H. White. Mr. E. C. Selwyn Hamlin will /.ug "Pagan" (Lohr), "Vale" (Farewell) (Russell). Box Plan now open with the E and F Piano Agency. Ltd.. 191. Queen Street Admission : Subscribers Ticket, 2/ and If. E. C. SELWYN HAMLIN. Hon. Secretary. N. EDGAR WEBB. r>!) Conductor. T U S T T H I N X ! 2000 SHILLINGS WOULD MEAN £100 FOR THE LEPER FUND VISIT THE MAJESTIC. SUNDAY NIGHT. ORGAN RISCtTALS. I J J !__H i t t SUNDAY EVENING NEXT. AT 5.30 P.M. QRGAN TJECITAL. By MR. MAUGHAN BARNETT, CITY ORGANIST. PROGRAMME. Toccata and Fugue In D minor.. (Bach) Fantaisie In C (Cesar Franok "Song of Sunshine" (Hollins) Gavotte from "Mignon" (Thomas) Sonata in Style of Handel (Wolstenholme) "St. Francis Preaching to the Birds" (Liszt-Saint-Saens) March in D (Schubert) ADMISSION FREE. J. MELLING. J Acting Town CJerk. GARDEN PETE. A UAKD c F^iIS s oTts^ 11^ MRS I2 H^ EY C ffiD ELLS On NOVEMBER 27, at 2 30 P M ■' Admission, \J. " '