AMUSEMENTS. TO-NIGHT At 8 o’clock TO-NIGHT THE WONDER 12-YEAR-OLD PIANIST, PHILIP HARGRAVE, WILL PRESENT HIS -FIRST WONDERFUL CONCERT. Philip Hargrave Box Plans will be on view at the D.I.C. until noon, and afterwards seats may be reserved at the Grand Opera House Confectionery Shop, where tickets for unreserved seats may also be purchased. ■ SPECIAL CONCESSIONS TO STUDENTS. GRAND OPERA HOUSE Lessees: J. C. Williamson (N.Z.), Ltd. THE 12-YEAR-OLD GENIUS | TO-NIGHT At 8 o’clock TO-NIGHT J. and N. Tait will present for the first time in Wellington, THE GREATEST MUSICAL « IP** "DISCOVERY" IN YEARS: Bk <u. PHILIP HARGRAVE Those who hear him to-night b will afterwards recall with pleasure and pride when he is ■ •v* ' . Xii' one of the GREAT MUSICAL Ui' CELEBRITIES of the World. 'llKtßLfo V 1 that they* were thrilled by his GENIUS before he rose above Az .3, a horizon of World-fame. TO-NIGHT’S PROGRAMME WILL INCLUDE: (a) Prelude and Fugue in C sharp major. No. 3, Book 1 (Bach) (b) “Presto” from Italian Concerto • • (Bach) Sonata in C sharp minor (“Moonlight”) (Beethoven) Adagio sostenuto (Beethoven) Allegretto' (Beethoven) Presto agitato ’ (a) Impromptu in B flat, Op. 142, No. 3 (Schubert) (b) Moment Musical in F minor, Op. 94, No. 3 (Schubert) (a) Fantasie Impromptu in C sharp minor, Op. 66.... (Chopin) (b) Berceuse , ( £, hoil . in ? (c) Etude in G flat, Op. 25, No. 9 (“Butterfly”) (Chopin) THE SUPPORTING ARTISTS INCLUDE: J. ALEXANDER BROWNE, A Noted Australian Baritone, whose numbers will include, “The Prologue” (“Pagliacci”), “Do Not Go, My Love,” and “To-morrow.’’ Accompanist: MR. GORDON SHORT. SECOND CONCERT NEXT TUESDAY NIGHT. PRICES: 5/-, 4/- and g/~ Unreserved ~ Plus Tax. Children Half Price to All Parts. * Box Plans at the D.I.C. Day Sales at Grand Opera House Confectionery. SPECIAL CONCESSIONS TO SCHOOLS AND STUDENTS, PARTICULARS OF WHICH MAY BE OBTAINED AT THE D.I.C. Madame Elsa Stralia Enthusiastically Received by Last Night’s Appreciative Audience. DE LUXE—To-day, 2.15 & 8 The Most Delightful and’Unique Entertainment Ever Offered to the , Theatregoers of Wellington! TWO BIG STAR ATTRACTIONS The Personal Appearance of the World’s Most Brilliant and Popular ITima Donna (appearing at Both Sessions To-day). AUSTRALIA’S QUEEN IMeoMMI of song Madame ELSA STRALIA Msc vW Famous Australian Soprano and Protege of Madame Melba. xXjEfe Direct from her triumphant tour of England, the Continent, and America, where she captivated all with her glorious voice. Now under special ’SjEs and exclusive engagement to llio De I wi Luxe Theatre. She will present BBSfc (among other numbers from her ?■' ! repertoire) “Softly Awakes My Heart,” L “Danny Boy.” Jjgf Special Atmosphere Presentation of "MILESTONES IN MUSIC,” Introducing Jr "LAND OF HOPE AND GLORY," Z Witli MADAME ELSA STRALIA and IRIS MASON (at tlie Wiirlltzer Organ.) L...' ... ... , ■ ■ In conjunction with the grand return season of NOEL COWARD’S EPIC OF THE EMPIRE, “ C-AA/-A-L-C-A-D-E ” ~ ~ (Approved for Universal Exhibition.) Starring CLIVE BROOK DIANA WYNYARD HERBERT MUNDIN BERYL MERCER 40 Featured Players and a Cast of 3500. PATRONS PLEASE NOTENO INCREASE IN PRICES. Be wise; book early! Plans at D.1.C., Begg’s and Theatre (Tel. 53-080.) Free List entirely suspended during season. DENTAL ANNOUNCEMENT I SIMPSON, DENTIST, 25 COURTENAY PLACE (Next Door Paramount Theatre). NEW SCALE OF FEES. FITWELL TEETH KROM £2/5/- PEK SET ' REMAKING SET 35/SINGLE TOOTH REPAIRS ... 5/EXTRACTIONS 1/PAINLESS EXTRACTIONS .. 2/6 TEETH EXTRACTED FREE WHEN SETS ORDERED.
QUEBn MARGARET COLLEGE. ANNUAL ATHLETIC SPORTS, ANNUAL ATHLETIC SPORTS. At LOWER BUTT RECREATION GROUND, THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 8, from 10 a.m. , QUEEN MARGARET DAY SERVICE, At ST. JOHN’S CHURCH, WILLIS STREET. SUNDAY, NOVEMBER 11, At 11 a.m. .School and Old Girls will assemble at 10.45 a.m. Parents, Old Girls, and Friends are cordially invited to both gatherings. WELLINGTON MERCANTILE ’ ¥ CRICKET LEAGUE (INC.). ATHLETIC PARK. ATHLETIC PARK. 2.15 p.m. To-Day. 2.15 p.m. To-Day. 2.15 p.m. To-Day. 2.15 p.m. To-Day. FOUR MATCHES. BRIGHT ENTERTAINING CRICKET. ADMISSION: 6d. I
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