ENTERTAINMENTS.
OPERA HOUSE.
[ The current programme at the Opera House is a most attractive one. " The Flyaway Girls," .presented by the Harry Burgess Bevue Company, is an excellent production. Archie and Getrie FalHj are seen to great advantage in "A Few Hard Knocks," a trapeze and acrobatic act. Other artists include Jennings and Gerald. G. F. Hall Miss Florence Fox, and the Mantanas. * MISS McCALLTTM'S CONCERT*
Lovers of good music ueea hardly be reminded of the excellent prcgrainme which has been arranged for the vocalrecitalto be given by lEss Natalina McCaSrtne talented young singer, in the ~Scerfcham\rfo°vi th ° T sF\ J 3 *" *Ws evening. MS McCallum wi:j be heard at her best*? from "Rjeoletto"' and Gome? Salvator. Rosa," besides. " Lo. Hew the Gentle Lark." with flute obbgato by Mr Geo. Poors, and " Ave Mun. "^3*-u y • i-r----obligate by M?. Harold Baxter. Mr* ? oi OTHER EOTCEBTAINMENTS. "The Woman Who Gave" with p«i™ : Nesbit in the leading role, 'is Lin* «kS"J at the National mleatre sho^n £&.'**? appears in her latest auction. "The Hoodlum," at S^Lyrto '.'The Wolf." an intense drama? i« «... principal -attraction at thaClSr TW-2 10 tiasy to Make Money" is th« titlS „*PSechief picture at the Globe Theatre ° f lhe ." Heartsease," the storv of n. »<%„.._ _ . fa eess Theatre ** the Pnnporting films -mere are good sup-
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New Zealand Herald, Volume LVII, Issue 17428, 25 March 1920, Page 6
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