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New Zealand Herald, Volume XLVIII, Issue 14688, 24 May 1911, Page 14

Amusements. IF r MAJ ESTY'S xheatrb Lessee. C. R. Bailey Sub-Lessee and Manager WILLIAM ANDERSON.' ROBERTS-DAY COMPANY. LAST NIGHT Wilson Barrett's Notable Play, " LUCKY DURHAM." . " LUCKY DURHAM," " LUCKY DURHAM." H R POrtFi?T« » JOIIN ' DURH\i» U R. i.OnhßTb JOHX DURHAM 1 FATKI-r 88 aS lADV SgSfffiffi BLAIKICL DAY LADY MOUNTFALLOjf) ™ , IMri(),rrAX T announcement TO-MORROW (THURSDAY) EVENING And Two Following Nights, ' Edward l'eple's Latest American Play " RIGHT IS MIGHT," 'RIGHT is MIGHT," " lUrHT aiDr^-.?, fTruth and Strength. «J(rin is MICH 1 presents a iiirtnr esquo phase of strenuous American business to. with an attractive background of ranch life, cowpunchin- and cowboys. 0 Curtain ri«es at 8 o'clock. 1 rices: 4s, 2s 6(1. and Is. Early Doors fid extra Day Sale at Martclfi's; - after om o clock at the Royal Confectionary, opposite fheatre. Box Plan at. Wildman and Arey's. JjOLORES . OONCERT& QIIORAL "J TALL. FRIDAY, SATURDAY, MONDAY. 26th, 27th, and 29th MAY. Dolores t\olores 0 LORES' ' JJOLORKS Dolores olores OLORES LORES THE GREATEST OF BALLAD SINGERS, " Madame Melha is great in her own right as a brilliant singer of the pure lyric class, Madame Calve is great in her own right as a dramatic artist, Mdle. Dolores is great in her own right as the highest type of concert Ringer. In one respect Antonia Dolores, who so admirably combines art and amiability, stands higher in public estimation than Madame Melba or Madame Calve—as an exponent of the gentle art of ballad singing Mdle. Doloies occupies a position of - preeminence."—Sydney Press Criticism. DOLORES. DOLORES. DOLORES, of the "velvet voice," fascinates her listeners alike with the wondrous tenderness of her ballad singing, the brilliance, and power of her operatic numbers, and the declamatory force of her oratorio selections To listen to DOLORES is a treat which may be enjoyed by all. The accomplished musician appreciates the marvellous results of careful study as evidenced in the most exact, ing song passages, while, the aged mother delights in listening to tho simple ballads of the Homeland sung with a sweet intensity of pathos that wafts her back over the longr stretch of years to the days of her youth. Dolores. olores, THE ENCHANTRESS OF SONG, Assisted by • SELWYN SHRIMPLIN, The Accomplished and Brilliant Pianist THREE CONCERTS, CHORAL HALL. FRIDAY, SATURDAY", MONDAY, 25til, 27th, 29th May. Admission 6s, 4,5, and 2s. Plan now open at "Wildman and Arey'« 11. N. BLENNERIIA SSETT, Representative. JAMES T. MUIR-, Director. "'W HY M EN L OVB W OMM - W DANCING.— Reynolds will hold Claw in Federal Hall during the Exhibition that is being held m Society of Arts Hall. Personal application necessary.—l 2, Wanga. nui Avenue, Ponsonby. ■% GIVEN away, free of charge— High- . class Enlargement with every dozen Photos.—Newton Studio, corner East-street. M ISS D IJA Jl ,LETOHBa Was Trained as a Teacher by SIR CHARLES SANTLEY, Who has trained many of the Singers of th# day, among them Madame Dolores. STUDIO: 17, MUTUAL LIFE BLDGS, 64. Queen-street. Eastern draperies. INDIAN EMBROIDERIES. CEYLON HAND-MADE LACE, INDIAN BAZAAR ART SILVERWARE, CURIOS. ETC. Obtainable from ERNEST A. RIMMER, tie Indian Art Specialist. SHOWROOM: GROUND FLOOR. STRAND ARCADE, QUEEN-STREET. .A jQUNN'S QRCHESTBA (Second to None) FOR DANCES, AT HOMES. BAZAARS, ETO. Address: Mutual Life Buildings, 64, Qneen-st. "W m M EX L OVB W OMEN '" Bartlett, bartlett, PHOTOGRAPHER, QUEEN-ST. Bartlett is both the artist and the photo* grapher. Every photograph is a. study ana a likeness. 'Phone 991 for appointments. __ Publications. FLEET-STREET leader is a journal for the home circle, and should be as popular in the colonies as at Home. A New Zealand subscriber says: "I like your periodical very much, and always feel the better for reading it." Subscription 6s. post free specimen copy, 6d; from R. C. Editor, 195, West. End Lane, London. N.W. Miscellaneous. ACETYLENE Lighting.-Best, cheapest, A. safest, and most reliable light.—Only address: Acetylene Contracting Co., H Victoria-st. 'Phone 2397. MADAME VOILA, Crystal Seer, has re- ' moved two doors lower down toProspect Place, side of The Lions. Wellesley-st. Ladies only. ■ pHEAP Books of all sorts— Sixpenny Novels 0 4d; may be exchanged for Id.— Keesing Boole Exchange, 257, Karangahape Rd. _ MRS. ALLCOCK. Certified Midwife Nurse, C.M.8., London—Albert-st., Onehuiigit- _ A RTISTIC Shell-work makes delightful A ornaments-Fine examples, locally made, for Sale at Winter Show, by *■ "• Moii they —— AT Stud— Livingstone (Bulldog), by ChGreenstone — Polly.—Apply 0. Fell, 13. Wellington-street. _ vfRS OUTBAM. 113, Victoria-street AY. M pays the highest price for Indies and Gent.'s Misfit and Left-off Clothing, Boots, -—~"" ADAM ZANGARAH (of India) "W'J* consulted at 54. Upper Ritt-sU, part . King's Theatre (opposite side). Hoursa.m. to 10 p.in. —- PERSONAL. - Great Bargains in Boys'. JL Men's, and Youths' Clothing. 'Shirts, Hats, Socks, etc.-J. H Hannah, Importer,. Victoria-street. — Exhibition Visitors.—Call and inspect Jii the only Dive Han-dressing 1 "lour » the Dominion. 14, foot of Weneslcy-strt Stylish Haircutting and easy bliaung. Davies. _ —7 pOME and see Mackay's Floral L is worthy of a visit.-106, Queen-streen opposite Bank of New Zealand. .—■> gITT gELMA. 'Phone 2991. piIEESE, Cheese at Show. L quality. Trevor's Early English Thames Valley Dairy -ompa ny. J-"'; A CETYLENE Gas-Call .for A catalogue ' and examine t plant. Best generator 011 the mar*e . , . it. -Only Address: .Acetylene Contiact a . Co., 14. Victoria-st. 'Phone 2097. _ E W 2EA L A D JJ eb,ald ' SUBSCEIPTIOXS: 6d per week. town and suburbs, or 10s per quarte n noli.j ol i. vance, posted to any part of the D yjn? ADVERTISEMENTS under the 101 Wanted, ro Eti. fob S. KESI . 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