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Dominion, Volume 24, Issue 200, 21 May 1931, Page 2

AMUSEMENTS. V- Grand Opera House Direction J. C. Williamson Filins DAILY at 2.15. NIGHTLY at 8. U LAST DAY OF \ RICHArfD ARLEN in—- “ The SANTA FE TRAIL ” COMMENCING TO-MORROW ! RALPH LYNN &TOM wms M MT -i fcA HmM X _ J 1X- L Iml Bi * sea 1

FAREWELL JOSEPH HISLOP FAREWELL JOSEPH HISLOP FAREWELL JOSEPH HISLOP TOWN HALL Direction: J. and N. T/X.IT. JOSEPH HISLOP’S FAREWELL CONCERT TO-NIGHT AT 8. FOR THIS GREAT OCCASION JOSEPH HISLOP, JOSEPH HISLOP, JOSEPH ’HISLOP, UNQUESTIONABLY THE WORLD’S GREATEST TENOR, Will present a Programme of Wonderful and Glorious Operatic Selections and Ballads with which his name has been popularly associated throughout England, Europe. America, Australia, and New Zealand. TO-NIGHT will be absolutely the farewell appearance of Joseph Hislop.. There can be no extra Concerts, as the itinerary is so mapped out it is impossible to extend the season or make a return visit, therefore those who have not hoard the famous artist now in our midst, and those who have heard him and will want to come again, TO-NIGHT is your last chance. JOSEPH HISLOP’S FAREWELL ASSOCIATED WITH JOSEPH HISLOP, ISIDOR GOODMAN THE BRILLIANT SOLO PIANIST, “One could listen with delight to the sparkling flow of the notes, the sheer freedom and mastery with which the plover's fingers rippled across the keys. JOSEPH HISLOP’S FAREAVELL CONCERT . Will prove a memorable occasion in the Musical History of Wellington. PRICES: Reserves, 7/6, 5/-; Unreserved, 3/-. Plans at Bristol. Special Reserves, 10/-. Prices Plus Tax. HIS MASTER’S VOICE RECORDS. STEINWAY PIANO.