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New Zealand Herald, Volume LII, Issue 15885, 5 April 1915, Page 10

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A Christmas Story by the World s Master Writer ot Christmas Stories. It's a Biosn.pl> (A.B. Exclusive) Production, too, the Hallmark of hxrcllcnce. HO DON'T MISS IT! It™ d E '' l " rT ' s p e ""- st. A Thrilling Story. | TWEEDLEDUM'S MA IN LAW - Comic, i rpOPICAL \R gUDGET. THE ISLE OF SKYE Scenic. rpilE pLEUR DE ING. The Story of a Theft. A.B. Drama. MAKING THEM COUGH UP • Comic, ADULTS: STALLS, 3d; CIRCLE. 6d. Price? a 5 Usual. Book by 'Phone, rp o \\ ,\ j_j a l, L. TO-NIGHT iMONDAYi. APRIL 5, At S o'clock ORGAN RECITAL. BY MR MAUGHAN HARNETT (City Organist). PROGRAMME: 1. Triumphal March iLemmem) 2. Andantino of - Cesar Friinck 3. "O Love From Thy Power" • 'Saint-Saens) I iFrom "Samson and Delilah.") I MISS MINA CALDOW. 4. Toccata from Fifth Organ Symphony i Widor) 5. "A Day in Venice" iNevin) 16. "Tho Lost Chord " - - - - (Sullivan) MISS MINA CALDOW (With Organ Accompaniment). INTERVAL. Fantasia on Wesley's " Holsworthy Church Bolls" - - (Maughan Barnett) 8. 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