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Evening Star, Issue 18051, 19 August 1922, Page 6

AMUSEMENTS. JJIS MAJESTY'S THEATRE, Proprietors; Sir Benjamin and Mr John Puller. Direction ... J. AND N. TAIT. Manager ... ... Scott Colville. THIS EVENING, at 8. THIS EVENING, at 8. J. AND N. TAIT PRESENT THE BRILLIANT RUSSIAN VIOLINIST, TOSOHA SEIDEL, TOSCHA SEIDEL, TOSOHA SEIDEL, ’ , TOSOHA SEIDEL, Who completely captivated his audience at his first concert on Thursday evening. Never before have wo beard the Violin played with such emotional feeling, and the facility with which he overcame the myriads of technical difficulties was positively amazing. His playing full of soul, it appeals to all natures, and it is a lingering memory to everybody. HE PLAYS LIKE PAGANINI DID. HE PLAYS LIKE PAGANINI DID. THIS EVENING’S PROGRAMME THIS EVENING’S PROGRAMME Includes Tho Great KREUTZBR SONATA, KREUTZER SONATA, Together with ‘Suite in A Minor’ Binding. ' Avo Maria ’ Schubert-Wilhelmj. 1 Minuet ’ Paderewski. 1 Turkish March’ 1 ... Beethoven. ‘Anitra’s Dance’ Grieg-Seidol. ‘ Zapateado ’ Sarasate. And Other Request Numbers. TOSCHA SEIDEL, “ THE WIZ ARD OP THE VIOLIN.” FINAL AND FAREWELL CONCERT FINAL AND FAREWELL CONCERT MONDAY EVENING. MONDAY EVENING. At the Piano: MR FRANK HUTCHENS. SPECIAL CONCESSIONS TO STUDENTS. SPECIAL CONCESSIONS TO STUDENTS. THE BOX PLAN FOR TO-NIGHT’S CONCERT WILL BE AT THE BRISTOL TILL NOON, AND AFTER THAT AT THE GEYSER, where 5s and 3s Day Sale Tickets may be obtained. Prices of Admission; 7s fid, ss, 3s, 2s. Early Doors, Stalls, and Pit, Is extra. All prices plus tax. JURNS HAL L. SATURDAY NEXT, AUGUST 26. MR G-. W. JOHNSTOHE ANNOUNCES A UNIQUE SONG RECITAL. Mr JOHNSTONE will Sing: ‘Non Pin Andrai ’ (Mozart), ‘To Rest ’ and ‘Tramping’ (Hugo Wolf), ‘When the Swallows Homeward Fly ’ (Maude Valerie White), 'When Childer Plays’ and ‘The Grow’ (Villiers Stanford), ‘London Lea’ (Vaughan Williams), ‘lf Yen, Would Love Me’ (M'Dermid). Miss IRENE HORNIBLOW will Sing: ‘The Fairy Lough’ (Stanford), ‘Mantle of Blue’ (Trank Bridges), ’Take Heart (Hemery), ‘Life and Death’ (ColeridgcTaylor). ‘Cradle Song’ (Ernest Austin), ‘ Cowslip Time ’ (Stanford). Miss BEATRICE SPROSTON will Sing: ‘ The Lorclcy ’ (Liszt) and ‘ Like to the Damask Rose’ (Elgar). Miss MARGARET GAWN at the Piano. Reserved Scats, Two Shillings and Sixpence. Plan Opens at The Bristol WEDNESDAY. Programmes, containing Wbrds of Songs, at The Bristol. FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 81h. L.J UMB L E SA L E Will be held in the SALVATION ARMY HALL, King Edward street, South Dunedin. Donations of Icfl-ofT clothing, books, or her useful articles will be greatly appreited. 0. B. RANSOM. Ensign, Coups Officer; ’phone 2,198. VERY LATEST VAUDEVILLE HITS. nybells Arc Ringing.’ iver the Hill.’ me. Two, Three, Four.’ Philo Miami Dreams.’ ipp.V Canoe.’ flie'n Shall Wo Meet Again.’ -oo Ernest’ [ary O'Brien.’ an’t You Be Nice?’ ho World's All Right.’ ho Sheik.’ ay it With Music.’ low Sorry You’ll Be (Wait and A oil'll tee). ONLY Is 9d PER COPY. Is lOd Posted. nrVEERY’S BOOK AND MUSIC STORES, JL 174-178 George street, Duncdui. RELIGIOUS. M°“ Y PLACE CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH. 11 a.m„ Rev. A. W. KINMONT. 6.30 p.nn, Rev. Professor DAVIES. Solo.—Miss Scott will sing ‘ Teach Me Thy Way’ (Geo. Clark). Anthem, ‘I Will Arise' (Cecil). UNITED CONGREGATIONAL (Opposite Museum). Morning, 'Mr 11. D. AUSTIN. Evening, Mr A. J. NXOHOL. CHURCH Young women’s Christian association—Open every Sunday to Girls and their Men Friend*. Tea, 5 p.m. IBERNACLB, KING STREET. ‘Tho Compass of the Cross,” S. G. FFITH. 50, ‘War, Jesus Christ, the League of ions and the Washington Conference,’ . HOWARD ELLIOTT. .E. Valley.—ll a.ra., Communion; 2.30, e School; 6.30, Gospel Service, B. G. I LETT. oslyn.—ll a.m., Communion; 2.50, Bible )ol; 6.50, Gospel Service, ‘The Great niiial.’ Preacher, G. WOOLNOUGK. ornington.—ll a.m., Fellowship; 2.30 Bible School; 6.30 p.m., subject ' Rca- , for Becoming Christians.’ Speaker, J. INNL-3. mlh Dunedin.—ll a.m., Christian Wor- ; 2.30 p.m., Bible School; 6.30 p.m., pel Service, Mr J. M. ROUTLEDGD le Mighty Conqueror’). Church of ohrtst, filleul STREET. 11 a.m.. Fellowship. 2.45, Sunday School, 6.30, Service. Subject, ‘ The Walk in Newness of Life.’ Speaker, Mr CHAS. WATERHOUSE. 7.45, Thursday, Bible Study, QALVATION ARMY, LD DOWLING STREET CITADEL. TO-MORROW (SUNDAY). AUGUST 20. Major HAINES, Divisional Commander, will conduct Services at 11 a.m., 3 p.m., and 7 p.m. THURSDAY, AUGUST 24, Welcome to New Officers; also, Welcome Social. REVIVAL MEETINGS CONTINUED. CHORAL HALL, Moray place. THE GOSPEL OF FULL SALVATION FOB SPIRIT, SOUL, AND BODY. SUNDAY: Morning, 11 o’clock. Evening, 6.30 o’clock. Preacher, Mr LIND. ~c both Meetings the Sick will be Anointed and Prayed for in the Name of the Lord Jesus Christ; “and the Prayer of Faith shall Save the Sick” (James v., 15). Collection.