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Evening Star, Issue 20541, 21 July 1930, Page 11

AMUSEMENTS. AMUSEMENTS. WILHELM BACKHAUS RECITALS. WILHELM BACKHAUS RECITALS. WILHELM BACKHAUS RECITALS. TOWN HALL CONCERT CHAMBER. Direction, E. J. Gravestock, Ltd. THREE RECITALS ONLY. THREE RECITALS ONLY. TUESDAY, JULY 29, THURSDAY, J ULY 31, SATURDAY, AUGUST 2. E. J. Gravestock, Ltd., has the honour to Present WILHELM BACKHAUS, WILHELM BACKHAUS, WILHELM BACKHAUS, WILHELM BACKHAUS, WILHELM BACKHAUS, WILHELM BACKHAUS, WILHELM BACKHAUS, “Greatest of All Living Pianists.” “ Even in these days of suner-pianism ho is pre-eminent.” (London ‘Daily Telegraph,’) “We prefer Backhaus to every pianist since Rubinstein.' (‘Birmingham Gazette.’) “ Backhaus seems to possess the most amazing technique that ever happened.” (‘ Liverpool Echo.’) PRICES: 10s and 7s 6d (reserved); 5s and 3s (plus tax). BOX PLANS OPEN AT THE BRISTOL NEXT THURSDAYMORNING. Copies of .the First Two Programmes at The Bristol and at Bcgg’s. PROFESSIONAL MEN, BUSINESS MEN, AND THEIR WIVES SAY— Wo Go to Fullers’ Every Week Now. The Princess is so Cosy, the Pictures are Always Good, and the Sound is Perfect. PRINCESS THEATRE Cosy as Your Fireside. WHERE SOUND SOUNDS NATURAL. 2.15 TWO SESSIONS DAILY - 8. GIGANTIC MUSICAL SHOW. Brought Singing and Dancing to the Screen. ‘GOLD DIGGERS OF BROADWAY.’ ‘GOLD DIGGERS OF BROADWAY.’ Nine Weeks and Two Days in Auckland, Seven Weeks in Wellington, Seven Weeks in Christchurch. Now m its Third Week in Dunedin, and still Drawing the Crowds, Theatre Seating Capacity Taxed Nightly. Sir Benjamin and Mr John Fuller have the pleasure to present for a brief season ‘GOLD DIGGERS ‘GOLD DIGGERS GOLD DIGGERS ‘GOLD DIGGERS ‘GOLD DIGGERS OF OF .< .. .< OF ' ” “ “ " OF j BROADWAY.’ BROADWAY.’ BROADWAY.’ BROADWAY.’ BROADWAY.’ The Most Delightful Entertainment Ever Seen on Stage or Screen. A Warner Bros.’ and Vitaphone Production. ALL IN TECHNICOLOXJR. Created, Not Made. RADIANT BEAUTY BEGUILES AND BECKONS FROM THE SINGING, TALKING SCREEN. Atend the Afternoon Sessions and Avoid tho Evening Crush. BOX PLANS at THE BRISTOL till 5 n.m.; after at HALL’S FRUIT SHOP. Theatre Tel. 13-702. THE "DYAL DUNEDIN MALE CHOIR. Conductor; Dr V. E. GALWAY. Pianist: Mr C. A. MARTIN, L.A.B. FIRST CONCERT, FOUTY-FOURTH SEASON. TOWN HALL. MONDAY, 21st JULY, 8 p.ra. SUPERB., PROGRAMME FOLK AND PART SONGS. A Great ‘ Ode to Freedom,’ composed for and dedicated to the Choir by their Conductor. LADY SOLOIST: MADAME WINNIE E. FRASER. VIOLINIST: MISS NGAIO GARLAND, L.T.C.L. ELOCUTIONIST: MISS N. OSBORN. QUARTET!’ARTV: MESSRS JONES, BLAKE, PATERSON, and M'ALBUM. CHOIR SOLOISTS: MESSRS BAG HOP AND BENTON. INCIDENTAL SOLOS: MESSRS MARTINDALB and SALMOND. ADMISSION, 2s. Box Plan, Bristol, 9 a.m. TO-DAY. Join now. Programme (3d) also on sale at Bristol. „ x ' J. G. BUTLER, Secretary, ’ Care Westport Coal Company, Ltd.

AUGSBURG’S FAMOUS FOUNTAIN. Tho silver model of the “ Augustus Fountain,” one of the .Rathaua treasures, has been sent to New York, whom it can be seen in tho office ot tho Anierop Travel Service. It is exhibited in eoiiiiection with tlie 400th anniversary of the Augsburg Confession which is bciii<!: observed in Augs* burg irom June 15 to September JO. The. model was originally intended as a wedding present for King Ludwig 11., of Bavaria, but the wedding never took place