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Evening Post, Volume CXIII, Issue 48, 26 February 1927, Page 4

MARIE BURKE : MARIE BURKE In "FRASQUITA," "FRASQUITA," In which this Brilliant Artist has Achieved her Greatest Triumph. « Si -en Direction: J. C. Williamson (N.Z.), Ltd AN EXTRAORDINARY ATTRACTION COMMENCING SATURDAY NIGHT NEXT SATURDAY NIGHT NEXT. SEVEN NIGHTS ONLY. J. C. WILLIAMSON," LTD., Have pleasure in announcing the. INITIAL INITIAL WELLINGTON PRODUCTION WELLINGTON PRODUCTION Of Franz Lehar's Beautiful Comic Opera"FRASQUITA," "FRASQUITA," . I" winch the famous composer of "The Merry Widow" h as surl ! asscd all previous works. "FRASQUITA" "FRASQUITA" Will be presented by an Incomparable Uast of Characters, including MARIE BURKE MARIE BURKE, R. BARRETT-LENNARD, • CECIL KELLAWAY, HERBERT BROWNE, Thelma Burness, Noel Dainton, Marie Jiaston Frank Hawthorne. "FRASQUITAHas uot, yet been staged^ in either Sydney or Melbourne. "FRASQUITA 1 , Created a furore of enthusiasm in Uiristchurch, where it had its Australasian premiere. "FRASQUITA" , The music reaches the high standard of brand Opera. "FRASQUITA" Th.c ensembles and tho dances • were invented and arranged ■ by MTSS MINNIE EVERETT "FRASQUITA' The gorgeous costume^ and the brilliant scenic effects are features of the nroauction. • "FRASQUITA" A brilliant oombination of delicious <.T?r>°?m^T?r and mem°rable music. I'±vAbQUITA A gorgeous opera of glowing, swiftcliangmg colo«r and haunting beautiful melody. "FRASQUITA" There aro over 80 people concerned in the production. "FRASQUrTA" ■Will have its" Australian premiere at the closo of the present tour. Prices: D.C and R.S., 8s; Stalls, 4s; ls 6 t d- Early Door Stalls and. Nailery Is extra. All prices plus Amuse- ,„.„ , BOX PLANS ! Will be opened at The Bristol Piano Co on THURSDAY MORNING NEXT at 9 o clock. A queue will be formed from 8 a.m. WELLINGTON V WELLINGTON BAND" ■ BAND - CONTEST CONTEST CONTEST .."..".. ■.' TO-NIGHT, TO-NIGHT, .. , . TO-NIGHT, TO-NIGHT, TOWN HALL. FINAL CONCERT FINAL CONCERT FINAL CONCERT ■ FINAL CONCERT : By NEW ZEALAND'S CHAMPION BANDS NEW ZEALAND'S CHAMPION BANDS ™ ZEALAND'S CHAMPION BANDS NEW ZEALAND'S CHAMPION BANDS. PROGRAMME: 1. Champion B Grade Band (sth Mounted Rifles, Oainaru), "II Flauto Magico." 2. Trombone Trio, "Three Jolly Sailors" Danneviike Band. t 3. Champion Cornet Solo, "The Farewell," Mr. J. Robertson. 4. Hymn, Greymouth Municipal Band. 5. Champion of Champions Solo, post entries. 6. Quartette, "The Minster," Woolston Band. 7. Presentation of -Prizes and Shields. 8. Champion A Grade Baud, "Gounod," Queen Alexandra's Own, Wauganui.' God Save the King. DON'T BE DISAPPOINTED. BOOK YOUR SEATS AT THE BRISTOL PIANO CO. Prices: 35,"25, Is (no tax). G. W. JENNER, Secretary. SWIMMING CARNIVAL. IGHT' SWIMMING CARNIVAL. THORNDON BATHS. ' THORNDON BATHS. TUESDAY, Ist MARCH. TUESDAY, Ist MARCH. t At S p.m. ROLL ALONG! »pHE PUBLIC are cordially invited to -*- attend an Address by. DR. NORMAN WHITE, (Of Geneva) ■ In the ' DOMINION FARMERS' INSTITUTE, Featherston street, ■ On ' MONDAY, 28th FEBRUARY, At 8 p.m. Subject: "The League of Nations and the Health of the World." Chair to be taken by Mr. R. Campbell Begg, Surgeon.