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GRAND OPERA HOUSE. RAND OPERA HOUSE. Directing: J. C. Williamson (N.Z.), Ltd. CHALIAPIN, CHALIAPIN, CHALIAPIN, A NAMjE THAT HAS THRILLED THE ENTIRE MUSICAL WORLD. CHALIAPIN, CHALIAPIN, CHALIAPIN, "THE SUPREME VOICE OF OUR GENERATION." The Greatest Singer the World has Ever Known. The entire New Zealand Tour will comprise sis appearances only, Wellington three nights and Auckland three nights. Much aa the directors would like, it will not be possible for CHALIAPIN to stay longer in New Zealand. CHALXAPIN'S World Engagements will only, peanut of the above. The Wellington Season of three appearances will be given on 16th, 18th, and 20th SEPTEMBER, at -the GRAND OPERA HOUSE. GtRAND OPERA HOUSE. GRAND OPERA HOUSE. THURSDAY, 16th SEPT., SATURDAY, 18th SEPT., and MONDAY, 20th SEPT. the Direction o£ J. AND N. TAIT, This, the most expensive artistic engagement ever entered into for New Zealand, will introduce to this country a singer whose, name ia a household word the whole world over, and who is now at the height of his success and in. the prime of his powers. Endowed with a wonderful voice, he fe equally gifted as an actor. In the rendering of each song he depicts the characteristics of the role to which it belongs so graphically that one might imagine he were made-up and dressed for the part. To hear Chaliapin is the privilege of the present generation, who have never heard, the like. He is undoubtedly the GREATEST LIVING SINGER GREATEST LIVING SINGER and -the most outstanding figure in the musical world of to-day. A feature of his singing is his wonderful range, from, the great o^gari-like bass fortissimo to the sweetest tenor-like tones and the softest whisper* In each he is superb. As a noted London critic said: One cannot adequately describe in words the great Russian's interpretations of song. Only by listening to him can any idea of his art be obtained. One o£ the secrets of his success is that he 'lives' each songmakes it actually a part of himself for the time being." To hear Chaliapin sing ia an experience that no oae will ever forget. Now thai Caruso has gone, there ia only one figure in the world of song to-day that .looms as large— CHALIAPIN! His forthcoming tour will be oae of the most senasiional musical events ever known in this country, but his season must be of "the briefest. PRELIMINARY BOOKING. In view of this fact, J. and N. Tait have decided to receive Preferential Booking Applications immediately and the Bos Plans for Preferential Bookings will be opened at The Bristol on Monday morning nest at 9 o'clock. Applications, in writing, addressed to J. and N. Hait, c/o The Bristol, must be accompaniad; by remittance and stamped, addressed envelope. Notwithstanding that this is the most expensive artistic engagement ever made in the Southern Hemisphere, preferential booking for Stalls and Dress Circle has been fixed at £1 Is, plus tax, total £1 3s. Direction J. and N. TAIT FTEK 'tfiE DAWN," the sensational Australian waltz hit. Now available on Columbia Records, sb, at all Music Stores. i~l AUTIERfS DOG" ACTORS. VJT BRDNG THE KIDDIES to MATINEES, SAT., MON., TUES., 28th, .30th, 31st August, at the GRAND OPERA HOUSE. THE NEW PRINCESS, HE NEW PRINCESS, Manners street. Continuous Daily, 11 to 10. Reserve- Tel.. 42-580. Special Music Nightly from 7.30 by THE PRINCESS TRIO. THE PRINCESS TRIO. TUB PRINCESS TRIO. NOW SHOWING: 1— EDMUND LOWE In Charming J?ollock'a sensational story, rftTHE FOOL." "THE FOOL." "THE FOOL." "THE FOOL." "THE FOOL." "THE FOOL." Ho gave hfe only coat to an unknown vagrant. "THE FOOL." ""THE FOOL." Ho sacrificed 'fho woman he loved to practice what he preached. -THE FOOL." "THE FOOL." He gave unstifated aid to a cripple girl. "THE FOOL." "THE FOOL." His life was.spent in a struggle against the sins of society. "THE FOOL." '"THE FOOL." Why jdid the world call him "THE FOOL?" "T}HE FOOL?" See thfe tpemendous production "^ Of The Man who Practised what he Preached. 2— ADQkPHE MENJOU ADOJ.PHE MENJOU As "THE KING- ON MAIN STREET." "THE KINK* ON MAIN STREET." "THE KINSG- ON MAIN STREET." .A snappy Btooy o£ a. king who would rather be a lo^^er for a day than a king for a lifetime. 3h Addition: Da.y Sessions Only: Efitst Episode of "PERHiS OF THE WILDS," "PERILS OF THE WILDS," Or "SWISS RAMILY ROBINSON." "SWISS 3SAMILY ROBINSON." WELLINGTON ACCOUNTANT STUDENTS' SOCIETY. ■rpHE Annual' Debate with the Christx church Accountant Students' Society will be held in Accountants' Chambers THIS EVEINING (FRIDAY), 27th August, at 8 oVilock, on the subject: "That it is in the best interests of the Dominion that further protection be accorded our secondary industries by means of increased Protective Tariffs." THOS. AUTON, Hon. Secretary. FTER THIE DAWN," out first on Columbia'!; Get your copy to-day, 5s at all Music Stpres. FUNiERAL NOTICES. npHE Friends .of Mr. Joseph Machel are -"- respectful^ invited to attend the Funeral of hisi late beloved w-ife, Mary Eleanor, which.- will leave St. Peter's and Paul's Church, Johnsonville, at 2 p.m. on Saturday, 28th August, 1926, for the Cemetery, Karori. liequiem Mass will be celebrated at 9 a.m. J. E. TAYLOR AND SONS, LTD., Undertakers, Cambridge .terrace and Karori. Day ,-md y:feht Telephone 20-073. _„. „, "■"y"j^2£^NOTICE. THE Friends . pi the late Michael Fitzgerald are respectfully invited to attend his Funeral, which will leave St. Mary of the Angels Church, Boulcott street, on Satur< lay. 28th August, 1026, at 9.30 a.i 11., for this Cemetery, Karori. Requiem Mass.' will be celebrated at 3 a.m. HICKMUMT AND SONS, I'unoVJil Directors. FUNI'sUIAL CARD. HHHE Friends of .Mr. Ernest Peterson are -*- invited to at {fend the Funeral of his late wife, Margajjet, which will leave the Mortuary L'hapdi of E. Morris, ..Tun., 60, Taranaki street, <>n Monday, at 9.30 a.m., for the Cemetery, Karori. E. MOIRRTS, JUN., Fund td Director. GO, Taranaki Ktree; t, & 28, Riddiford street. Tel. 22-159 (day and night). ■' A FTER THE D\AWN," the Record you have been "vyaitinp for. Columbia No. 05H, 5s at all .Music Stores.

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Evening Post, Volume 50, Issue 50, 27 August 1926, Page 2

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Page 2 Advertisements Column 5 Evening Post, Volume 50, Issue 50, 27 August 1926, Page 2