AMUSEMENTS. LAST NIGHT. LAST NIGHT. LAST NIGHT. LAST MGER LAST NIGHT. LAST MGIIT. Of the J. C. WILLIAMSON, LTD., NEW ENGLISH COMEDY COMPANY’S SEASON. “THARK” Received with great enthusiasm by a large audience, which declared it to tie funnier, cleverer, and far more eiiteitaining than either “Rookery or “A Cuckoo in the Aest. GRAND OPERA HOUSE Direction, J. C. Williamson (N.Z.), Ltd Present “THARK” By BEN TRAVERS. A gay old bird, a young girl, a strange butler. » Mrs. Frush, a lass in pyjamas, and an alleged—Ghost TO-NIGHT AT 10 to;8 SHARP. TO-NIGHT AT 10 to 8 SHARP. FAREWELL PERFORMANCE OF THE J. C. WILLIAMSON. LTD., NEW ENGLISH COMEDY COMPANY NEW ENGLISH COMEDY COMPANY For this Last Occasion. In the latest and by far the best of, Ben Travers Comedies, “THARK” It’s the biggest laugh of the year. It won’t improve your mind, but its broad farce and uproarious fun will refresh and delight you. AT TIMES YOU’RE HELPLESS WITH LAUGHTER. Produced by George A. Highland. Plans at the Bristol. Day Sales at the Grand Opera House. PRICES: D.C. and R.S,. 75.; Back Stalls, 45.; Gallery. Is. 6d. Early Door Stalls, Is. extra. Early Door Gallery, 6d. extra. All prices plus Amusement lax. Manager Alex. F. Wilson. BOX PLANS OPEN AT THE BRISTDT ON THURSDAY ■ NEXT, SEPTEMBER 13 FOR THE OUTSTANDING MUSICAL ATTRACTION OF THE YEAR. “Theosophists might eall this boy the reincarnation of a Carl lausig oi a Franz Liszt, I call him the. greatest child artist I ever met.” —New York Kvening Telegraph.” rpOWN HALL. Under the Direction of E. J. GRAVESTOCK, LTD. .SEPTEMBER 18. SEPTEMBER 20. SEPTEMBER 22. Visit of the BOY WONDER PIANIST, SHURA CHERKASSKY, SHURA CHERKASSKY, SHURA CHERKASSKY, SHURA CHERKASSKY, SHURA CHERKASSKY, The extraordinary 16-year-old Russian, who has created such a marvellous sensation in Sydney. “He ean command a fortissimo that even Mark Hambourg wouldn’t be ashamed of, though the youngster uses it more judiciously. In passages of delicacy he achieves almost the daintiness of the late Leonard Berwick. . . . Not even Carreno at her best could have delivered the sonorous second subject more impressively. The young man had an ovation at the finish that equalled anything Sydney has yet handed out to a pianist.”—Sydney “Bulletin.” Reserved Seats 7s. 6d., Unreserved ss. and 35., plus Tax. Concessions to Students. W BARBER AND CO., Dry Cleaners • (no dyeing). 125 Cuba St., City.
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Dominion, Volume 21, Issue 291, 8 September 1928, Page 5
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