AMUSEMENTS. NEW ZEALAND AND SOUTH SEAS INTERNATIONAL' EXHIBITION. ONE HUNDRED AND FIRST DAY. GRAND ATTENDANCE, 2,031,932. EXHIBITION ORCHESTRA TO-MORROW AFTERNOON AND EVENING IN N.Z, SECONDARY INDUSTRIES PAVILION. GET YOUR TICKET TO-DAY FOR THE GRAND POSTER AND FANCY DRESS BALL ON WEDNESDAY NIGHT. Tho Accommodation Bureau is now carried on at 15 Bond street (next New Zealand Express Co.’s Buildings). Rates from JOs (full board) or in private houses, 8s; bed and breakfast from 5s 6d. Stato number of persons, date of visit, and approximate tariff wanted, and enclose £1 deposit for each person. E ESTIVAL HAL L. THIS EVENING, AT 8. THIS EVENING, AT 8. THIS EVENING, AT 8. THIS EVENING, AT 8. THIS EVENING, AT 8. THIS EVENING. AT 8. GRAND FINAL PERFORMANCE GRAND FINAL PERFORMANCE Of the EXHIBITION CHOIR 400 EXHIBITION CHOIR EXHIBITION CHOIR Voices, EXHIBITION CHOIR And AUGMENTED ORCHESTRA, Presenting the Charming and Melodious English Opera, ‘THE REBEL MAID,’ ‘THE REBEL MAID,’ ‘THE REBEL MAID,’ ‘THE REBEL MAID,’ ‘ THE REBEL MAID,’ ‘ THE REBEL MAID,’ Which had ils premiere in New Zealand in the Festival Hall on Saturday night. Tho opera, principals, chorus, and orchestra met with very great success, -and the largo audience was completely charmed and captivated by this melodious woik, SPECIAL GROUP OF SONGS SPECIAL GROUP OF SONGS Bv Mr ARTHUR JORDAN, with violin obbligato by Mr FARNSWORTH J Also, ' CHORAL MARCH.’ from ‘ TANNHAUSER,’ ‘CHORAL MARCH,’ from ‘TANNHAUSER,’ By the EXHIBITION CHOIR. EXHIBITION CHOIR. CONDUCTOR HALE. EXHIBITION CHOIR. EXHIBITION CHOIR. GUSTAVE SLAPOFFSKI. BOX PLANS AT THE BRISTOL. PRICES: 3s (plus tax), 2s, and Is (linricd;. S P 0 R T S G R 0 TJ N I). FIVE GREAT NIGHTS, FIVE GREAT NIGHTS. FIVE GREAT NIGHTS. FIVE GREAT NIGHTS. MON 22nd. TUBS., 23rd. WED., 24th. THUHS., 25th. SAT., 27th. MON.’ 22nd. TUBS., 23rd. WED., 241 h. T.MHRS., 25th. SAT., 27th. THE GREATEST SPECTACLE OF THE EXHIBITION. GRAND HISTORICAL PAGEANT AND TORCHLIGHT TATTOO. HISTORICAL PAGEANT AND TORCHLIGHT TATTOO. ' HISTORICAL PAGEANT AND TORCHLIGHT TATTOO. PROGRAMME; Pageant depicting the early history of Now Zealand. Changin'.: of the Guard. Torchlight and Tattoo. Massed Bands’ performance of TscbaikowskyV famous ‘lßl2 Overture.’ Thrilling Artillery Drive. Night Cadets’ Display ol Physical Drill. Picturesque Scottish Sccna; a realistic presentation of "The Gathering of tho Clans,’’ with Scottish music and dances, constituting the finest Pageant and Torchlight Tattoo ever presented in tho dominion. Production by HARISON COOK. THE BOX PLANS OF RESERVED SEATS ON THE GRAND STAND FOR THE FIVE NIGHTS WILL BE OPENED AT THE BRISTOL ON WEDNESDAY MORNING. RESERVED SEATS, 3s (pins lax), RESERVED SEATS, 3s (pins tax). W OME N’S S E C T I 0 X. GRAND POSTER AND FANCY DRESS BALT. GRAND POSTER AND FANCY DRESS BALL (Fancy Dress Optional), FESTIVAL HALL, WEDNESDAY, 17th MARCH. FESTIVAL HALL, WEDNESDAY, 17th’ MARCH. SEE THE GREAT PAGEANT OF EMPIRE. All the Courts participating. Tickets (5s each) on sale in the Women’s Section, and at the Bristol, Jacobs s, and Miss Reid’s (High street). Corporation Buses will run till 1.30 a.m. EXHIBITION CABARET. EXHIBITION CABARET. A FAIRY PALACE, WHERE EVERY PROSPECT CHARMS. DANCING. DANCING. DANCING. DANCING. DANCING. DANCING. DANCING. DANCING. DANCING. DANCING. DANCING. DANCING, DANCING. MANUAL HYMAN and bis DANCE BAND of Six Accomplished Musicians will feature the following new numbers; — ‘ Footloose,’ Babctlc,’ ‘ Sweet Little You,’ ‘ Peelin’ Kind o’ Blue,’ and ‘ Pal o’ My Cradle Days,’ Evening Session Admissions, Is, Dance Floor Free from 7.30 to 8 p.m. Admission and Book, of 6 Dance Tickets, 3s. Extra Book of Banco Ticket.?, 6 lor 2s. DANCING, DANCING. DANCING. DANCING. DANCING. DANCING. DANCING. DANCING. DANCING. DANCING. DANCING. DANCING. DANCING. COME AND JOIN THE MERRY THRONG AT THE PEOPLES IOPULAR COMB AND JOIN THE MERRY THRONG AT THE PEOPLE'S POX ULAIv DANCING PALACE. DANCING PALACE.
THE WAIKOUAITI IJIARLY SETTLERS’ REUNION a'i Will 1)8 held cm WEDNESDAY, MARCH 17th, 1926, On LOCAL DOMAIN GROUNDS. GRAND CONCERT AND DANCE AT NIGHT. J. MAXWELL, Jem., Hon. See.
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Evening Star, Issue 19198, 15 March 1926, Page 8
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