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Evening Post, Volume CV, Issue 147, 23 June 1928, Page 4

TOWN HALL. 0 W -N- ■ H ALL. TO-NIGHT, at 8. TO-NIGHT, at 8. TO-NIGHT; at 8. TO-NIGHT, at 8. Also NEXT TUESDAY and THURSDAY. The Eecital oh Thursday is under the Patronage aud will be given in the pre--1 sence of Their Excellencies the GovernorGeneral and Lady Aljce.Fergusson. HEUGHAN, HEUGHAN, HEUGHAN, HEUGHAN, HEUGHAN, HEUGHAN, • . . ; HEUGHAN, . HEUGHAN, World-famous Actor-Singer, .'.. Who has returned to New Zealand with a Galaxy of Laudatory Jewels bestowed on him by the Great Critics of the World. "HEUGHAN"—"EXCEPTIONAL." "The Times," London, 7th May, 1927. "HEUGHAN"—REMARKABLE." •' • "Morning Post," London, 7th May, 1927. "HEUGHAN"-"ELECTRIFYING." "Daily Mail," London, 18th October, 1927. "HEUGHAN"-"SCORES." "New York American," 29th April, 1926. "HEUGHAN"—"AMAZING, GORGEOUS"— • . "Chicago Daily Tribune," Bth December, 1926. "HEUGHAN"—"A GENIUS" "Detroit Times," 16th March, 1927. "HEUGHAN"—"UNQUESTIONABLY A GENIUS." • "■'■ "'The Globe," Toronto, Ist April, -1926. "HEUGHAN"—"PHENOMENAL" "Toronto Daily Star," 10th March, 1927. HEUGHAN, 1 HEUGHAN, HEUGHAN, i ■ HEUGHAN, A MAGNIFICENT VOCALIST AND A . SUPERB MIME." "Chicago American," Bth Dec, 1926. , Assisted by MAUD BELL, MAUD BELL, MAUD BELL, • , MAUD BELL, The Famous English 'Cellist, '•'■' ■ And ■ ■ ■ GLADYS SAVER, ' ■ GLADYS SAVER, GLADYS SAVER, . GLADYS SAVER, World-famous Pianiste. ■ . '■'There is only one Heughan, and to miss a Heughan Recital is to miss a positively unique experience."—"Evening Telegram," Toronto, 10th March, 1927. YOU CANNOT AFFORD TO MISS JT. PRICE'S: Reserved 6s, ss; Unreserved 3s, 2s, plus tax. - ■ • ■ Season Tickets for the Three Recitals: Stalls, 15s, Circle, 12s, plus tax." Box Plans at Bristol Piano Co. J. C. WILLIAMSON'S " „ .- ROYAL COMIC OPERa CO. ROYAL COMIC OPERA CO. In "MADAME POMPADOUR," "MADAME POMPADOUR," "THE STUDENT PRINCE." "THE STUDENT PRINCE." TWO COLOSSAL MUSICAL PLAYS.. 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