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New Zealand Herald, Volume LX, Issue 18566, 26 November 1923, Page 18

; n '' : '"" - AMUSEMENTS. - : STELLA. POWER CONCERTS. ■''/■'" .'■'•'■>"•.■-; The Management- f '■■ ! ) r! 4- ; Has Pleasure invAnnouncing? . .-.:'";'■.;..„•„•."■- . That - > DAME NELLIE MELBA " ~ Has Purchased . ' j}. ■ - ONE THOUSAND SEATS ■ For Next Thursday's. Concert. :; And Presents These Seats ' To * " ? M . • STUDENTS AT GIRLS* COLLEGES. Note.—Principals "of;' Colleges who have not already received particulars .of -o*3l© Nellie Melba's generous offer <. are requested to communicate with Mr. D. D. O Connor, c.o. Lewis R. Eady and Son,"Ltd. R.M.S. MAKURA, * .' November 24, 1923. Dear Mr. O'Connor,-:- ; ;; * Will you please reserve a ■, '- thousand seats at Stella. Power's first concert, and - present theße, with my compliments, to the students at. the various Auckland Girls Colleges, Secondary Schools, and Convents. , . .-. I earnestly exhort the music-laving public or New - s Zealand to hear Stella Power. •• There are few singers like her in the world. - Ihe >. ; natural beauty of her voice ■- and her effortless style are :' .- % to be marvelled at. I have already expressed my regret at being unable to sing here. / -.. I would now strongly advise all concert-goers to near "The' Little Melba." (Signed) NELLIE MELBA. • v rp OWN XT A L L. . Direction - - - E. J. Gravestock. ; • THURSDAY -NEXT, NOVEMBER 29. THURSDAY NEXT. NOVEMBER 29. THURSDAY NEXT. NOVEMBER 29. THURSDAY .NEXT. NOVEMBER 29. THURSDAY NEXT, NOVEMBER 29. THURSDAY NEXT. NOVEMBER 29. _ Concerts Also On RLtURDAY NEXT, DECEMBER 1. MONDAY NEXT, DECEMBER 3. , 3 . TUESDAY. DECEMBER 4. Mr.. ! E. J. Gravestock . Has the Honour of Presenting STELLA POWER. TELLA -LOWER. STELLA POWER. STELLA POWER. STELLA POWER. • STELLA POWER. "The Little Melba." " The Little 'Melba." " The Little Melba." " " The Little Melba." " The Little Melba." " The Little Melba." Associated with fie Famous Soprano .: /.Will Be.' WILLIAM JAMES. WILLIAM JAMES. ~/.;' WILLIAM JAMES. * Australia's Foremost " Pianist. ~ ' -, ' And ;/■ : : HAROLD BECK. , ; HAROLD BECK. The ,' Brilliant , Young Violoncellist. PRESERVED SEATS: SIX SHILLINGS. . ""Unreserved, 4s and 2s (Plus Tax). BOX PLANS OPEN THIS MORNING BOX PLANS OPEN THIS MORNING BOX PLANS OPEN THIS MORNING BOX PLANS OPEN THIS MORNING At Lewis' R. Eady and Son. Ltd. ? STUDENTS' CONCESSIONS. Special concessions are offered to bonafide Students on production of certificate from, reewteted teaoher of music. Apply at BOX OFFICE. ''.\- ' BOXING. '-%' :.;'j :"".f —. .. ~ ; —-—.." ' , —— . NORTHERN gOXING A SSOCIATION ■ : (Patron: His Excellency the Governor- :. General.) .-j■'■■;•'i TOWN TT AL L, ■''-■- '■O W N ±1 AL L, ~ ! "WEDNESDAY, ; Oft . " \ AT 8 P.M ; EUGENE T7OLAIRE. , UGENE '■'•■. .V OLAIRE. f EUGENE VOLAIRE. ■ The EUGENE VOLAIRE. Hero of k EUGEf; - VOLAIRE. 300 i Contests. ' ■ ■'-. 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