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Evening Post, Volume XCVI, Issue 80, 1 October 1918, Page 2

pRAND OPERA* HOUSE. Direction . JOHN HOPKINS. CAPPELLI'S FAREWELL' CONCERTS CAPPELLI'S FAREWELL CONCERTS CAPPELLI'S FAREWELL CONCERTS "' '■-"' THIS EVENING, at 8.10. First Return .Concert .by.,the' Famous Italian Tenor, ■' : CAPPELLI > .. CAPPELLI! CAPPELLI! CAPPELLI! TOrNIGHT'S SPECIAL PROGRAMME. CAPELLI will Sing:" "I Shall Behold Her" ('The Masked Ball") • ', V«rdl "So Charming Her. Voice" ("I Lombardi") ...,..:,. Verdi "Nearing the End of Life" ("Mephistopheles") • ■ „ Boito "Cejesta Aida" ■ .-. Verdi ■. • . Etc., Etc., Etc.NATALINA M'CALLUM will Sing: "The Valley of Laughter" Sanderson "Spring's Awakening" Sanderson '■-•■ .< '■" Etc; Etc; Etc.;. - ,- , ' JOHN AMADIO will Play: "Nocturne in F-sharp Major" Chopin "Valse in Drflat" .'. ....;......: Cliopin "Minuett" ' " .I^-.■';'•:.■... Bee'thovcii "Spring". . .'.".: ... Terschak : ';'. . - .Etc., Etc., Etc. - LUCIEN CESARONI will Sing! "Redemption Mundi Deus" ("Magio Flute") ;....:-.... Mozart "0 Star of Eve" ("Tanphauser") . ■ ' Wagner HAROLDWHITTLE ...... Accompanist. THIS (TUESDAY) EVENING, also Tomorrow, and Thursday Evening, THREE SPECIALLY SELECTED PROGRAMMES To Mark the FAREWELL APPEARANCES ' FAREWELL APPEARANCES ■■-- FAREWELL APPEARANCES Of CAPPELLI! ..' CAPPELLI! CAPPELLI! CAPPELLI! CAPPELLI! CAPPELLI! "Tho Golden-throated Tenor." The Box Plans for the Three Concerts are at The Brigtpl. Prices—-4s, 3s, and 2s, and Late Gallery -Is (air plus tax). Touring Manager—SCOTT. COLVILLE. TO-DAY At TO-NIGHT THE KING'S. HE KING'S. ' A-THREE-FEATURE ATTRACTION . Of Unchallengeable Quality,' 1 ', Headed by "REVELATION!" ■ "REVELATION!" "REVISL^TIpN !" A Metro Screen 'Class|.c"SupDr-fea,turo L of ,' " .Wondro.ua Bpaiity. and Power,' .■ ■ '•' Starring NAZIMOVA. Until you see her you' can have'no.idea o£ Her mfirvellpu^ acting and magnetio personality.'Supported by j Tho Triangle.- Feature, '- "SHOES THAT DANCED!" .-.,-• "SHOES THAT. DANCED!" "' * ' ""'' Starring PAULINE STARKE "'" An Idyll of tho Underworld. In Addition The Third Episodo of the Pathe SuperSerial, - „• f'THE FATAL RING" '(■"Borrowed Identity")^ -.- Reserve your Seats' at The Bristol,, or ;'Phqne; 3143.'. .-..:::,- ,- ';' :. , GREAT LAUGHTER BOOM! ' HMJAYD-; '•.'••■ :':■'■ TO-NIGHT.t ■-■' ■ ' 'Ai ' ' •; ' "EIVERYBODY'S.- • „ • ' -t^VERYBODY'S. A-Novel,- Bi'ight, and Attractive Feature, Entitled— . "THE WILD CAT!" "THE WILD CAT \" A delightful "THE WILD CAT V Comedy Drama, "THE WILP CAT! 1' depicting the' "THE WILD CAT !" Transformation "THE WILD CAT !"■ of a Hoyden, "THE WILD CAT!" Spoiled and "THE WILD CAT !'" 111-ternperecl, "THE WILD CAT !" into a. Charming "THE WILD CAT!" and Lovable-Wife. "THE WILD CAT!" "" " . . Featuring MISS JACKIE. SAUNDERS the Typical Tomb'qy Sort.of Girl who Didn't Wunt a, Lovor. -A Human Fountain of Bubbling Merriment. Reserves by ringing 'Phone 50. ' A TREMENDOUS RECEPTION At THEATRE. At Of that Great' First National Feature, which challenges comparison with "The ,' Barrier"— "THE SIGN INVISIBLE!" "THE SIGN INVISIBLE!" "THE SIGN INVISIBLE!" . Starring MITCHELL LEWIS ' ' MITCHELL LEWIS MITCHELL LEWIS (Pplepn of "The; Barrier") 'k- Mighty Drama of the Northland. Supporting Pictures include— MONTREAL, ) A Beautiful Scenic,' Metro-Drew Comedy, "THEIR BURGLAR!". ' Hours pf Screening 1: ' Star Picture—ll a.m., 12.46, 3-45, 4.45, 6.45, 8.45 p.m. QT. MICHAEL AND ALL ANGELS', KELBURN. ANNUAL" BAZAAR AND SALE OF ." ■'■' WORK. WEDNESDAY AND THURSDAY, 2nd AND 3rd OCTOBER, 2;30 to 5.30 and 7 to 10 p.m. each day. Stalls for Plain and Fancy Needlework, '• General Produce, Cakes, and Sweets. ' Children's' Stall "and Bran Tub. TJie prqceefjs will- bei applied towards the object of rjusing" tho NEW ■ CHURCH BUILDING FUND to £2000. AU are earnestly invited to, give their most gen-, erous support. ' ' i " '( TOUCH AND TONE ARE THE ESSENTIAL .QUALITIES finO Beck in purchasing a PIANO, and ■*• to make' certain of securing these qualities you could not do better then approach -us. PIANOS OF-REAL' WORTH. During- our 56 years' expcirieno we, haive built up a reputation for our thorough and superior knowledge of Pianos, and we have no hesitation in Tecpmmending to intending- patrons either of these Famous Instruments— BRINSMEAD CHALLEN PLEYEL ROGERS ' BORD,' : We are Agents for these beautiful'instruments, and 'shall bp pleased to show them to you. ; , ' ■ '"~- ■". :.\ ■ CHAS. BEQG * CO., LTD, MANNERS-ST.,- WELLINGTON.