WESTMINSTER GLEE SINGERS' v ■ . RECORDS, • 20 WEEKS IN NEW ZEALAND. Concerts Given — 10 Dunedin 10 Christehurch 10 Wellington 10 Auckland CIVIC RECEPTIONS EVERYWHERE. 'A:' Splendid Success Right Throughout . N.Z., commensurate with the Intrinsic ~'..':.."",'C .'•'-'■ Merit of 'THIS.WONDERFUL COMBINATION, "THEWESTMINSTER GLEE SINGERS. THE-WESTMINSTER GLEE SINGERS. -THE WESTMINSTER GLEE SINGERS. ..THE WESTMINSTER GLEE SINGERS. Give \ ... .3—FAREWELL CONCERTS—3 3—FAREWELL CONCEB.TS—3 '7,■','.'■' ,'. . ..'ln ■pHE BIG TOWN HALL. ..■l'.u. ' Commencing .-■ ■' -TO-MORROW NIGHT AT 8. ■•" ■■ TO-MORROW NIGHT AT 8. ■• Hoar and Revere as a Happy Memory, MAgTER EDMUND WALTER sing ■Gounod's "Serenade" 'MASTER ALBERT COOPER sing "Cherry Ripe" MASTER HARRY COLLIER sing "The Last Rose of Summer" MR. ALFRED CUNNINGHAM sing '•'"■'• ''The Sands o' Dee" i .■;jyjß, JOHN. ANDREWS sing "Tho Song -;-' of the Flea" ■ ■ . i ■ ..MR., ELLIS VIZARD sing "Mary of w Arg-yle" • MR.: DONALD REID sing "Oft in the ■ ■Stilly Night" THE FULL COMPANY sings Selections from "Faust," "Valse," "Romeo and ■■■ -Juliet." Selections from "Carmen," ,', featuring Mr. Cunningham in "The ■ Song of the Toreador," Selections from "Tales of Hoffman," >"if A WHOLE HOST O" ■ Glees, ■ Madrigals, Folk Songs -is, Cnrols. and a Series ■ •HUMOROUS TRIOS AND Ql ■ - \ j " . Including -''Celm's Charms." "Poor Tim-.-"Peter Piper." "Dinah .Dot ,;■■■ A FEAST OF MUSIC. TOMORROW NIGHT. ' .■; '■■;. 4s, 3i, 2s. 7EO Seats at 2s. 750 Seats at 3s. ■ 750 Seats nt "4s. ■ Children up to 16, Half-price to all parts. Day Sales at Blue Bird Confectionery. Reserves at Tho Bristol, ss. All pricei plus;tax. I TnOWN HALL, TOWN HALL, -t OWN HALL, TOWN" HALL/ TO-NIGHT, at 7 o'clock. ' - " ■ ' TO-NIGHT, at 7 o'clock. GRAND .RAINBOW BALL. In aid of the Wellington Free Kindergarten for Children and the Older Young '.'".■ Folk. ■ fIE HAPPY. BE YOUNG. UE. HAPPY. BE YOUNG. BALLOON DANCE. ,•;.;■ BALLOON DANCE. SPLENDID "MUSIC BY BRAUND'S ORCHESTRA. "Tioketd, 3», at Door; Gallery, It; Re- 1 ierves, 25.": • :'•' BALLROOM DANCING. nVfISS.PHYLLIS BATES has returned £»JL from AMERICA, and lias Resumed Teaching. "Studio, 13, King's Chambers, Willls-et. Telephone 870. Private iessons, from "lO'a.m., to 6 p.m. Private Classes, evenings by-appointment.-: "General Class, Thursday Night at tha • Naval Boating Club. ■'■ RAILWAY SPORTS DANCE. PTtHE Uusual Weekly Dance will be held A in Railway' Social Hall on SATURDAY Next, 12th MAY. Come along and have a good time. Gents Is 6d, Ladies Is. Supper provided. ...Music, Mr. H. Beadsmore. ... ■ . .... J. B. MEACHEN, Convener. ;.,..,. ,;„........ dancing. " ; empress. ballroom -• (Late Alexandra Hall), "' "Abel Smith Street. ■--NOW OPEN EVERY EVENING ;.,., . .;. ...: At 8 o'clock. --"Admission—Ladies Is 6d,'Gents 2s. ... .-EXHIBITION TO-NIGHT ■Jf'iProfessor 'Woods's Gold Medal Dance, ' ' Blackpool Festival. : Empress" Two Stop, Snow Storm, and Shadow Dances. ■;:;; BRAUND'S ORCHESTRA.. .Dancn Director: Prof, C. Wood. U X.A ;, ; Private. Tuition in all the latest' Ballroom. Dances by appointment. X " 5tudi0.;,,86,, Abel Smith .street. :' TO-NIGHT DANCE TO-NIGHT DANCE. TO-NIGHT DANCE. TO-NIGHT DANCE. ... .' JAZZ, 8 till IS. rjpHE DIXIE BOYS AND THEIR X::. ..famouscsciiestra. ' " "st:'peteb.'S hall. . _ , st. Peter's hall. Dainty Supper. Ladies, 2s; Gents, 2s 6d. EUCHRE. ■■• EUCHRE. EUCHRE. GOOD~PRIZES. ' A EUCHRE TOURNAMENT will be jC3L hold in tho Druids' Hall, Tory Btroet;-TO-NIGHT (Friday).. First prize for'Ljidies-'and Gents, "£1 order. Also Tuesday Night in the same hall :■■■■ " ■■-.-■ A. JOHANSON. '■.■■ EUCHR-E. ' ■ EUCHRE. rpO-NIGHT in Caledonian Hall, Tory •»-_ street, at 8 p.m. aharp. First-Prize, Lady and Gent, £1 order; Second, 103 order;-6 other Prizes. Also Saturday, 253 order, and other good prizes.'. Also Monday and Tuesday in Caledonian Hall. E. I/AWLOR, - -PROGRESSIVE 500. .", . .:. PROGRESSIVE" 500. BT.. MARK'S SCHOOLROOM, Dufferin street, SATURDAY, 12th MAY, at 7.45. p.m.. - • Admission: 2s- Supper. Proceeds in aid of School Funds. ' " WATCH FOR. , THE'OPENING DATE THE OPENING DATE ,:':] ..,' " . of . • , THE COLOSBEUM ROLLER RINK, HE COLOSSEUM. ROLLER RINK, VIVIAN STREET. With a New Polioyi ;
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Evening Post, Volume CV, Issue 111, 11 May 1923, Page 2
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