Page 14 Advertisements Column 8

New Zealand Herald, Volume LIII, Issue 16375, 1 November 1916, Page 14

Amusements. ".■--■' 1 <?■ H IS M AJEBT *'e T H =***t. Direction - - - J. and V tatt 7 ' '• '■' S* TO-NIGHT AT 8 ' v -\ ■ 8 TO-NIGHT AT 5" ' ■- H Also. " '■■$. FIVE FOLLOWING NIGHTS " \? And Xl " \X. SPECIAL MATINEE. S-VTTTRn.v - ' H SPECIAL MATINEE! SATulßii" ' | J. AND N.NtaiT'S ' n ENGLISH COMEDY COMPANY. N "P EG O' ip eaet - r ! P EG O' M Y H EAET " A COMEDY OF YOUTH By J Hartley Mariners. Press and Public Enthusiastic ' Hear what the Papers «, y -__" "As 'Peg' Miss Sara AUgood 'cecn-j welcome and recognition whic>- f«» ■ have gained here. Her success »«' * t n \^ she took the house by storm aid 8 '" 1 !? 1 ' 1 ' respond to -epeste<i ntrtain ' »;l. - na ,- '° i HERALD- ' iil£ - ~ A -Z. " Miss Sara A'igood, as Pftg ■ ; a x- ~ Stewart with a brogue. SaeTa* all J?" charm of the clever AutlrtlJan mI«« , I Ms?s£i? Uj took her to ita h^^ Pig O' My HMI?- ; A Play that has Broken All Records. TO-NIGHT. * i AND FIVE FOLLOWING NIGHTS. | Box Plans at W:!nmr>n arH A T «v' = I: Re-erved Seats. 6- S-tal's. 3-- : Cia'iery 1, | Early doers to Stalls and Gallery, la extra] p RING'S JHEATRE. i TO-NIGHT. TO-NIGHT. \ jgRANDON-QREMEB TjKAMATIC pOMPijr, i Last Three Nights of the G-eit Lcndoa : ' Succo?f. MARY T ATIMF.K. " \TrN " ARY -L/ATIMER. "x> r.\ " EVERYBODY'S WARTIME PRICES - EVERYBODY'S WAR-TIME PRICES 2s ANT- Is—LADIES HALF-PR'CE ' 2s and LADIES ualf PRICE! Book Your Seats for is 6d. B SATURDAY NEXT. [j At 2.3O—AT THE MATINEE- U" ?n 1 At 2.3O—AT THE MATINEE— At 5"3 a R ! rpHE TUCK OF OARING pAMP. I ANOTHER. "METRO " "* p. THE l\f ASHED piDER. X tie. xTS.ASn.ED jU IDER • 1 THE Tl,f ASKED 15IDER! E he M ASKED Kider. 1 TOWN JJALL QONCERT pHAMBER. I gATURDAY gVENTNG VEST. NOVEMBER 4. AT 8 O LOCK.. S° XG RECITAL \ BY THE BRILLIANT MEZZO-SOPRANO I M ISS L AtrBA WALKER. M ISS L AIrRA VyALKER. I —- PROGRAMME. | Violin Solo. " Zigennerweisen" - (SaraaM \ MR. FRANK PARSONS. iEß '° f. At the pisno. Mr. Coiin Mustnn. L.R.A M. I Recite "Can I Believe It?" and Aria, i 'Oh. My Pemaudo." from "La P Favorela (Donizei'Jj ' MISS LAURA WALKER. | Songs, (a) "By the Blue River" - - - I _, , _ (C-on''ng-sby-C!srke) (d) ■' Boraer Ballad ' - - ■ (Cowea) - MR. ERNEST DRAKE. \ 'At the piano. Miss Clarice Wood- LAB » Sacred Solo, " The Lord is My Light " i ... « ~ ... (A ilitsen) j Ave Maria " .... .Bach-Gounod) j Violin Obligate Mr Frank Parsons MISS LAURA WALKER I Vocal Duet, " A Night in Venice " - - ; (Lucanumi) MISS LAURA WALKER and MR. ERNEST i DRAKE. ; i Violin Solo. *'' Valse de Concert" - - - . I I (Ovide Mnsia) MR. FRANK PARSONS. i ' Song Cycle, "Sea Echoes" 'Montague Ph-'I- 5 lips). "Nightfall at Sea." " If We Sailed 5 Away." " Waves." MISS LAURA WALKER. ; Aria. "Mtppari tut 'Amor,'' from "Mar- ! «>»" (Flotow) ! MR. ERNEST DRAKE. ' j Songs, (a) " Inter Nod " - - - (McFadyen) fb) " Ea«tor Day "... (Mallmsen) • (c) " Ferryman Love " - - (Borsdoif) (d) " St. Nicholas's Day in the Morning'* - (Easthope M&rtin) MISS LAURA WALKER. AccompaiTßt fortSMiss Walker: MR' WALTER IMPETT. Admission: Os (reserved) and Is. Plan at Wildman and Arey's. No extra i charge for booking. Day Sales at Eady's '. and Robertson's. Queen Street. j GRAND BENEFIT SOCIAL. TO-NIGHT. i Masonic Hall, Eden Terrace. Italian S Orchestra. Tickets, Is- Tickets for Ladiej' i fTaltzing Competition, Nov. 8. on sale. Re- 1 turned Soldiers, Free. i THAT Talented Girl learned music whi'e j buying Piano on hire system from F. f Moore and Co.. Customs St Why not you' ; Hotels. ! MELBOURNE. COLLINS STREET. || FEDERAL COFFEE PALACE. Largest Hostelry in Australasia. Handy to beat, tram, and centre of city. Two Diningrooms and Cafe. Write for Tariff Card. I Under Vice-Regal Fatronage. I THE RUTLAND HOTEL. ! WANGANCTS LEADING HOTEL. A Housa of Quality and Refinement. ; Tariff 103 per- day. 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