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PNSB PNSB r«RAND OPERA HOUSE. PNSB "RAND OPERA HOUSE. PNSB PNSB SUNDAY NIGHT. J PNSB SUNDAY NIGHT. i PNSB 1 PNSB . ! ■ PNSB PORT NICHOLSON BAND. PNSB PORT NICHOLSON BAND, PNSB PORT NICHOLSON BAND, PNSB PNSB (The Band That Sets the PNSB .Standard). "" '". PNSB PNSB POPULARITY INCREASES. PNSB POPULARITY INCREASES. PNSB ■ " . PNSB PNSB No Sunday Concert that ha» PNSB ever been held will compare with . PNSB the magnificent musical treat that .■■'■' PNSB will* be given on PNSB PNSB SUNDAY NIGHT. PNSB ' SUNDAY NIGHT. PNSB ' PNSB Presenting a Dazzling, Brilliant i PNSB Entertainment, which will EnPNSB thrall Music Lovers with Delight. SlT*' "': 7"™' ■■.-"' fPJOSB NORA OKEjBNE, '.:.,'.■' J-SSSfi- S£SJI GgVJ.Kg- / £3]_USI M£±iltl_J Sit 3 jufn nil a ■»."* 3 =li * 1-jcj lilli tulsl^S'JSS^^E • )F2?38 insr slow- sisbh iiaee.; 2?er.jmer."FSSB is marked 'by ftie charafffcenßtics TNBB of the hest contralto we bar? TSSB "heard \ere." Ifliss Greene.trill "hi ! P2JSB beard to advantage in ■ PNSB PNSB "SINK RED SUN." . "> . PNSB .... PNSB ■ WILLIAM HAYDOCK, -■ PNSB WILLIAM HAYDOCK, PNSB WILLIAM HAYDOCK, .. PNSB One of the Dominion's foremort . PNSB violinists, who needs no_ introPNSB duction, as his solo playing has PNSB set all Wellington talking. H« PNSB -will play KreUler's PNSB "Caprice Viennois." PNSB Its effective performance calls faf PNSB the highest artistic" power*. , , PNSB ' • . ■■-.■":.<■■ PNSB ZENA JUPP, • • PNSB ZENA JUPP, PNSB ZENA JUPP, ; PNSB Brilliant Young Elocutionist, *h« . PNSB las had several successes at ths PNSB 1 recent Wellington Competitions, PNSB also winner of the. Masterton. PNSB Championship. She will delight' PNSB all with-her rendition of the Musi-' PNSB cal monologue • pnsb: "swanelaya." PNSB - ■ - .: PNSB WILLIAM RENSHAW. PNSB WILLIAM RENSHAW; r . PNSB WILLIAM RENSHAW.' > " PNSB PNSB "Evening Post": "He is new 1£ •PNSB Wellington audiences, recently ai> PNSB rived from England, but the imPNSB pression he created was excellent. -•-. PNSB He has a clear, pure, tenor Voice, ' PNSB free from throatinesg^ He -will PNSB sing : ■ PNSB "A FRIVOLOUS BALLAD." PNSB . Miss Nora Greene and: Mr. Re»« PNSB saaw are acknowledged by th« ■ . PNSB N.Z. Radio Co. as their Star ArtPNSB ists in Wellington. Many letters PNSB- from Australia and ■ N.Z. ,hay« , PNSB been , received testifying: to their/ PNSB ability when broadcasting. i pnsb ' :....:■ --. PNSB BILLY HART, ■: , -•";..'. PNSB BILLY HART, ,r ..-,; PNSB BILLY HART, : r-Y 4':l i; PNSB The Radio Favourite; who eriateir\".' PNSB 3 sensational triumph at our last PNSB concert. He aroused the huge' PNSB audience to a state of excitement ■'■■-* PNSB seldom seen or heard in a theatre, " PNSB and the appreciation wag aa PNSB whole-hearted as his singing. PNSB He will be heard in PNSB "MEADOW LARK/'. ■ PNSB PNSB HARRY BERRY, PNSB HARRY BERRY, PNSB HARRY BERRY, PNSB Cornet Virtuoso, who will pla» . PNSB the brilliant and difficult soli '■'" PNSB Arban's . ' .". ■ '; PNSB "FANTAISIE BRILLIANTE." PNSB . . ' ' . .■■ ' ■ '■■■■:/. ' PNSB It would be difficult to imagine' * PNSB more artistic and soulful • accomPNSB PaniSt *aO PNSB PRANK E. CROWTHERi PNSB FRANK E. CROWTHER PNSB FRANK E. CROWTHER^ PNSB The name is'sufficient. PNSB -. - PNSB BAND ITEMS: i; PNSB Hymn, . PNSB, "NEARER, MY GOD.'^ . PNSB Overture, ' PNSB "BOHEMIAN- GIRL.". .. :; ' PNSB Patrol, • ■ . i PNSB "THE WEE MACGREEGOR-: * PNSB .The most popular of all, depic».; ■■ ?Sli lnS'the approach, passing by, and £t;25 eradual disappearance of a Scofci - PNSB tish patrol. . ■ : PNSB Selection, ■ : : •■ PNfg "IL TROVATORE.'? PISiSB March,. SSIS "THE COSSACK" .-. .:. . • PNSB v " . ''* PN|B Piano kindly lent by The Brisk* '• PNSB Pi3noCo- ■■ :■ r Sxrfl This bein 8 the moßt li^uriow rx &B programme presented in Welling- ' nt^oS ton> Patrons are advised to l?f§ > „■■ BE EARLY. ?fef§ t,o^"} B to tne Popularity of ouf PKSTt iec • seate are taken UP quickPNSB , EVENT OF.THE YEAR. :; V. nsf r.th4 Patronage and in the Present oi 1 heir Excellencies the Governor-General and the Lady Alice Fergusson. IN AID OF THE PLUNKET SOCIETT. J)RAMATIC AND DANCE RBCTTAIii > "HOW TO LOOK AT PICTURES," • A Farce by Charles R. Allen and Hubert Rose, Produced by W. S. Wauchop. _-*' DANCES BY PUPILS OF •. " MISS MADELINE VYNER. CONCERT CHAMBER, TOWN HALL^ 1 FRIDAY AND SATURDAY, 1 23rd and 24th September, " At 8 p.m. j Admission 4s. -,Bof Plan open at Bristol Piano C& ' Monday next, 19th September. f■ — — ST. JOHN AMBULANCE'BRIGADE, OVERSEAf > - ■ • WELLINGTON CORPS. . (V!? MONDAY, 19th SEPTEMBER, '^ 1927, in the Odfellows' Hall, Clj-d« quay, at 8.30 p.m., a. Lecture will be givea'; by .Dr. Harcourt Arthur on "Street Acci- .- dents." Practice at 7.45 p.m., sharp. The public are invited tb the Lecture. ; . AT THE RITZ, LTD., 1 Manners street. QN - WEDNESDAY AND FRIDAY, NEXT, from 3.30 to 4JO p.m., » . Mannequin will display "Nanette" Hate/ '.•■'

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Evening Post, Volume CIV, Issue 68, 17 September 1927, Page 4

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