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New Zealand Herald, Volume LXIII, Issue 19275, 13 March 1926, Page 20

AMUSEMENTS. rp OWN 1o W N A L 1 A L ] O W N XX A Ii . DIRECTION - - - J. AND N. TAIT. Grand t?inal concert, rand I* inal Concert. rpO-NIGHT AT XO-NIGHT AT TO-NIGHT AT TO-NIGHT AT TO-NIGHT AT TO-NIGHT AT Q HP O-NIGHT. O, 1 O-NIGHT. 8. TO-NIGHT. 8, TO-NIGHT. 8. TO-NIGHT. 8, TO-NIGHT. DAME DAME CLARA BU CLARA BU CLARA BU CLARA BU CLARA BU CLARA BU CLARA BU CLARA BU CLARA BU CLARA BU CLARA BU CLARA BU CLARA BU CLARA BU CLARA BU CLARA BU CLARA BU CLARA BU CLARA BU CLARA BU CLARA BU MR. KENNERLE MR. KENNERLE RUMPORI RUMFORI RUMFOR'I d RUMFORI RUMFOR'I RUMFORI RUMFORI RUMFOR'I RUMFOR'I RUMFOR'I RUMFOR'I RUMFOR'I RUMFOR'I RUMFOR'I RUMFOR'I RUMFORI RUMFORI RUMFORI RUMFOR'I RUMFOR'I RUMFORI RESERVED SEATS RESERVED SEATS : 51 7S (Including Tax). 750 AT 3/3 i ON SALE TO-DAY I AT ) H.M. THEATRE SWEET I STALL. I AT THE ' DOORS TO-NIGHT. Supporting Artists: ANTOINETTE (Solo Pianiste). Accompanist: Roy Ellott. Organist: Bernard Pago. At To-night's Concert Dame Clara Bu' will sing "LAND OF HOPE AND GLORY " (Elgar). "THE LOST CHORD" (Sullivan). "LARGO" (Handel), With Grand Organ, Etc., Etc. MR. RUMFORD Will. Sing: " THE YEOMEN ' OF ENGLAND " v ( German). "VICAR OF BRAY" (Traditional). Etc;, Etc. MDLLE. AUSSENAC Will Play: Prelude and-Fugue (Bach), ".Nocturne" (Chopin), "Ballade" (Chopin). Box Plan at Lewis R. Eady and Son, Lt< PBSSSS Fiffi OIIBIS OF TXEARING f Hearing ESS GUIS SH DIRECTION- - - - J. AND N. TAIT. Q 1 T Y OF AUCKLANI town ttall, X OWN XXALL, SUNDAY EVENING, MARCH 14,' 1926, AT 8.30 O'CLOCK. QRGAN RECITAL By MR.. EDGAR RANDAL (Acting City Organist). PROGRAMME: 1. Prelude and Fugue, B fiat 2. (a) Impromptu (b) Autumn .... 3. Andante from Sonata - - 4 March Reiligieuße - 5. (a) Lenten Meditation (b) Cantilene, A fiat 6. Scherzo in F. Nocturne, B minor 7. Chant de Bonheur - - 8. Postlude, A flat - - - J. s. br: - - - Lyor - Harwooc - Guilman Wolstenholmi BRIGHAM. Town Clerk. QOME TO THE TOWN HALI 6.30. SUNDAY NIGHT. GREAT CHOIR OF 250 VOICES. REV. J. E. JAMES, 8.D., Australia's Most Popular Preacher. GARDEN PETE. Q., ARD E N pE T E In Aid of ST. JAMES' FREE KINDERGARTEN. Will be Held at the RESIDENCE OF MRS. H. BISS, BG, Victoria Avenue, Remuera. rj-iHIS Opening at 2 o'clock. • Dancing by Miss Daphne Knight's Pupils Stalls and Other Attractions. ADMISSION, 6d. BAND PERFORMANCES. p.ITY OF AUCKLAND ZOOLOGICAL OOLOGICAL PARK, ARK TO-MORROW. (SUNDAY). TO-MORROW (SUNDAY), AT 3 P.M. I. jy-UNICIPAL JgAND Will Play the Following Programme: GOD SAVE THE KING. MARCH, "Ewart's Eagle" - - - - Barwooi HYMN, "Nearer My God to Thee" - Masoi OVERTURE, "Barber of Seville" - Rossin WALTZ, "Amorettan Tanz" - - - Gung' CORNET SOLO, "L'Ete" - . - Chaminad Soloist: Mr. Fred Bowes. SELECTION, "Reminiscences of Mozart" Fred Godfre: INTERVAL. MARCH, "Strike Sure" .... - GraKan PICCOLO SOLO, "Silver Birds" - - - - „ . Le Thier Soloist: Mr. Hal C. McLennan. SELECTION, "Reminiscences of Verdi" Fred Godfre; VEIL DANCE, "Mystic Beauty" - - - - Herman Find MARCH, "Glenavy" Wheele National Anthem. CHRISTOPHER SMITH, Bandmaster. J. S. BRIGHAM. Town Clerk. TEMPERANCE GUARDS BANI -*• (By kind permission Auckland Racing Club), WILL RENDER A SELECT PROGRAMME OF MUSIC AT THE ELLERSLIE RACECOURSE, TO-MORROW (SUNDAY), AT 3 P.M Collection for Band Fupds. H. MAYO, Conductor. •MORROW (SUNDAY) DEVONPOR'F BAND PERFORMANCE DEVONPORT BAND PERFORMANCE A Band will render a Programme of Select' Music at' Devonport. EACH SUNDAY.