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New Zealand Herald, Volume LVI, Issue 17327, 26 November 1919, Page 16

'jp Amusements. * ' : To¥n" T053 : HUM DBfft Filiwlfe harry "TkEABTH. T?_aEWEL_ arry Dearth. -Farewell: to-night, AT s.lO O-NIGHT. AT 5.10. ' ABSOLUTELY LAST PERFORMANCE ' ABSOLUTELY LAST PERFORM ABSOLUTELY LAST PERFORMANCE: MESSRS. J. AND N. TAIT regret that owing to Mr. Dearth'*; London engagements! they are unable to extend the seascu any longer, and also wish to convey their apologies to the many inquirers from country districts for having to disappo.nt tbem. I; j. imperative Mr. Dearth leaves for London first boat. FAREWELL. HARRY DEARTH . FAREWELL, HARRY DEARTH" . FAREWELL. HARRY DEARTH! lAREWELL. HARRY DEARTH! TO-NIGHT'S PROGRAMME , Tiano and Violoncello. "Ar'fricin " - 'Popper l Miss Carlien Jurs arc IZaroid Berk. ' • Song. "Sink. ReH Sun" - - - - >Defi.ego! Madame Marie Power. Son?, " Onaway. Awake " - - - - f Cowar) HARRY DEARTH. Yioioßoello Solo, Allegretto con Mcto 'ircrj Concerto) - ... ( Sa; C t ;^rj Harold Beck. Interval. Piano Solo. Ballade in A Flat - - Cho-inl • i Miss Carlien Jurs. " . Song. " Still As the Night" .... BoinO • ; Malame Mar.e Power i Songsa. "Lie Ta»Te M-.1.u*.«" 'Ham:sh MacC'jnn! I B. "The Blind Ploughman" Clarke' ; j HARRY DEARTH. . j Violoncello Soli— Le Jeune M*r<- .... 'bain:. Saeos) I S. Auf Springbruncen - - -! Da-.:dog' - I Harold Beck.' > Song, " The Lowland Sea" - Old Sea w\ HARRY L^..KTH. " ' Remember—To-night is a'r*oiute;y Harrj Dearth's Last Appearance in New Zs>tj.&z.d.~ . | PRICES: sf. 3s. 2s (Plus Tax), | Piin at Wildman and Are?'?. Iqome: qome:: pojiemj j Q.LOBE. LOBE - QLOBH ! Q.LOBE. pLOBE. p LOBE. | Q.LOBF. Q.LOBE. p LOBE. ! The Sequel to "THE BETTER 'OLE.'' j T HE XTIDDIES TX THE "RUINS. i T a£ Jv IDDIES T X T 3ll "R UI - N ' £ - T HE K" IDDIES T N T "pcr^sHow the People of France Suffered in th 9 Great War. This Pathetic, and yet fascinating. Picture, produced from real life, shows you what you could not realise before—how tee Mothers and Children wer« treated at the hands of the atrocious Huns. This is ycur chance to s*e- a complete detailed Picture bringios home to you their EuSer.t:s&. Supported by THE AMERICANO THE "a MERICANO. THE 4 MERICANO. ! ' Just one more Raid and I'm throtisb." DAY PRICES A3 USUAL. NIGHT PRICES: Stalls. 9d; C.r-ie. I- 3d (Plus Taxi. . "pLLLER'S OPERA HOUSE. " THE KING OF DUNNOWHERESKL** For the First Time in Auckland. At the Matinee. Monday Next. Motor and Ccacd Trips. TTODS O X ' S 1 PIONEER WANGANUT-MARTON MOTOR I , SERVICE. j Duricir the tei2!>orajy stoppage of Exj prec&es. Hodson's Mctor Car for Wangsnni i (.onnects with Use tram from Taumsninui. ! Ohaknne. and Taihape a: Martci.; and also [ connects with trains coins North, j Fare between Marten and Waugsnui. and i -rice versa. 10s. rpAURAXGA-MATAMATA Motor Service. X —Cars lea»-» Tauranga 7.30 a.m. DAILY, connecting with the Rotorua Express.' Cars leave MfclamatA daily for Ta-uranga on sirival of Retortm Express z\ Matamau übcoi 3.45 p.m.) Booking Offices : Matamatss, Mr. F. J. Underwood; Tauranga. Stables. 'Phones 9 and 140. 3. F. WLNTLE. TAURANGATAURANGA AND EAST COAST. WALKER'S CARS MEET AFTERNOON TRAIN DAILY AT MAT AM ATA. Book Seats Collect Wire. D. WALKER. Tatrrace^.

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