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Evening Post, Volume CV, Issue 121, 24 May 1928, Page 2

SFASATIONAI. TRIUMPH Of MAURICE MOSCOVITCH J n "THl<: TERROR." "THE TERROR." Edgar Wallace has surpassed himself as a playwright in "The Terror," and it is doubtful whether Wellington has ever'enjoyed a better constructed, a more interesting, or more thrilling drama. Also, he has created a character, that of Ferdinand Fane, which gives MAURICE MOSCOVITCH unlimited opportunities for the presentation of his genius in both comedy and drama, a genius that has made his name a household word throughout Australia aud New Zealand. His latest characterisation will always be remembered as one' of his greatest achievements. GRAND OPERA HOUSE. RAND ' OPERA HOUSE. Direction J. C. Williamson (N.Z.), Ltd. AN UNPRECEDENTED SUCCESS. TO-NIGHT! At 8 sharp. TO-NIGHT! TO-NIGHT! At 8 sharp. TO-NIGHT! AND UNTIL MONDAY EVENING^ . J. C. WILLLAMSON, LTD., Present .MAURICE MOSCOVITCH ■: MAURICE MOSCOVITCH MAURICE MOSCOVITCH ■:'■■- ".! -, -MAURICE MOSCOVITCH '■In Edgar Wallace's Latest arid Most Successful Mystery Drama, ■" ' "THE TERROR," ?. ■; ?' "THE TERROR,"- ' '. | : "THE TERROR," . "THE TERROR," "THE TERROR," Which last night created a veritable furore of enthusiasm. ■' Associated with *Mr. Moscovitch are: PATRIC NAT CURWEN, V MADISON, And a Brilliant Company, including Bertha Riccardo, Mary Macgregor, Ashton Jarry,. Mildred Cottell, Reginald Newson, George '. Blunt. The Play Produced by ' ■ GEORGE D. PARKER. . - "Plans at The Bristol.. Day Sales at Grand Opera House Confectionery. PRICES: D.C. and R.S., 8s; Stalls,;__;' Gallery, Is 6d; Early Door Stalls and' Gallery; Is extra. All prices plus Tax, • Manager ........ . Alex F. - WilsonV - MOISEIAVITSCH, MOISEIWITSCH, TO-NIGHT! At 8. TO-NIGHT! TO-NIGHT! At 8. TO-NIGHT!'; 5s and 3s DAY SALE TICKETS , FOR TO-NIGHT'S CONCERT ON SALE AT. NED PERRY'S, TO- ' BACCONIST, ALSO AT DOORS TO-NIGHT. TO-NIGHT'S Programme will include: SONATA APPASSIONATA v "- " - (Beethoven).... . ... s,. - , TANNHAUSER OVERTURE (Wagner). -„..,. rpOWN HALL. .. x OWN HALL. TO-NIGHT, AT 8. Also, SATURDAY NEXT '. , ' And. 1 TUESDAY, 29th MAY. J. andN. TAIT Have the Honour to Present BENNO MOISEIWITSCH MOISEIWITSCH MOISEIWITSCH MOISEIWITSCH MOISEIWITSCH ■ MOISEIWITSCH MOISEIWITSCH MOISEIWITSCH-.,, ;-, - ..'-v.-. : ■ MOISEIWITSCH MOISEIWITSCH •■■'■->> -•- v- "' .MOISEIWITSCH ONE OF THE GREATEST LIVING MASTERS OF THE PIANOFORTE, WHO WILL AGAIN WIN ALL HEARTS BY HIS GLORIOUS PLAYING AND MAGIC PERSONALITY. To-night's Brilliant Programme includes: Impromptu in A Flat .". Schubert' Sonata Apassionata Beethoven Allegro Assai Andante Con Moto Allegro Ma Nop. TroppO-Presto' La Cathedrale Eugloutie . *. Debussy Etude F Sharp Major ....'.",-... Stravinsky Refrain de Berceau „... Palmgrea La Jongleuse : Moszkowsky Nocturne „....... Scriabine Valse, G Flat Major * Chopin Nocturne, F Sharp Major . ...Chopin Ballade, A Flat Major Chopin "Tannhauser" Overture .... Wagner-Liszt THREE GLORIOUS CONCERTS! THREE GLORIOUS CONCERTS! •PLANS. AT THE BRISTOL FOR RESERVED SEATS, 7s 6d. Unreserved Seats. ss. 3s, 2s ... (All Plus Tax.)- • -_ ' STUDENTS' CONCESSIONS. ■ In consequence of the great number Of inquiries being made by Students, early application should be made for the Special Concession Forms, which may iiow be obtained at The Bristol, or from J. and N. Tait's Concert Office, Grand Opera House. Directi0n:....;...... J. and N. TAIiP. JUMBLE SALE. -? ;--•'.'■' ', QN FRIDAY, 25th~MAY,. at 7 p,m„ ...".■':" ST. THOMAS'S HALL, ': ' NEWTOWN. clean, warm; Winter- clothing. jumble sale jumble sale trinity methodist schoolroom, Riddiford street, Newtowli, FRIDAY, 7 p.m. WELLINGTON EDUCATION BOARD.DALCROSE EURYTHMICS.? •"TEACHERS and others interested are -*- invited to a Demonstration sin-, .the Concert Chamber, Town Hall, TO-MOR-ROW (FRIDAY), at 8.p.m., by MISS W. HOUGHTON, Certificated Teacher .of Dalcrose Eurytlnnics, from London. _;. *■ Children'si Classes to illustrate. ' '■' ' A short Address by Mr. Strong, Director of Education. , Mr. Forsyth, Chairman of the Education Board, in the chair. MEETINGS. WELLINGTON TRADES AND LABOUR COUNCIL, Incorporating DISTRICT COUNCIL N.Z. ALLIANCE OF LABOUR. I MEETING OF UNEMPLOYED. A LL Unemployed Workers are invited -t*-.' to Meet at the Trades Hall on FRIDAY MORNING, at 9 o'clock. . W. BROMLEY, Secretary. FUNERAL NOTICES. FUNERAL CARD. rpHE Friends of Mr. John Pearce are in- *- vitcd to attend the Funeral of his late beloved wife, Mary Anabella Bowie, which will leave the Mortuary Chapel of E. Morris, Jun., CO, Taranaki street, To-mor-row (Friday), at 2 p.m., for the Cemetery, Karori. . . - E. MORRIS, JUN., -' .. Funeral Director, 60, Tnraanki-st., and 28, Riddiford-st. Tel. 22-159, day "and night.