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New Zealand Herald, Volume LXIII, Issue 19388, 24 July 1926, Page 20

AMUSEMENTS. TOTI TVAL TIfONTE QEASON OTI IVIONTF OBASON BOX PLANS. Oti view to-day at Lewis R. Eady and Son, Ltd., until noon, and during the afternoon at His Majesty's Theatre Confectionery. 5s DAY SALE TICKETS 5s DAY SALE TICKETS 5s DAY SALE TICKETS Will be on sale at His Majesty's Theatre Confectionery from 10 a.m. this morning:. T O W N TT A L L. 1 0 W N i-i A L L. Direction: J. and N. Tait. Unquestionably the GKEATEfej MUSICAL ATTRACTION EVER PRESENTED lis NEW ZEALAND. Commencing rp O - N I O TT T. 1 0 - N I 0 II T, m O - N I G II T, 1 O-NIGET, AT Q O'CLOCK. AT O O'CLOCK. And On MONDAY NIGHT, WEDNESDAY NIGHT. And THURSDAY NIGHT. ■T. AND N. TAIT Announce tho FIRST APPEARANCE IN AUCKLAND Of Tho World-famous Coloratura Soprano. SIGNORINA MONTE. MONTE. MONTE. MONTE. MONTE. MONTE. MONTE. MOXTE. MONTE. MONTE. MONTE. MONTE. MONTE. MONTE. MONTE. Toll TO 11 TOT I To i i TOTI TOTI TOTI TOTI TOTI TOTI TOTI TOTI TOTI TOTI TOTI DAL DAL DAL DAL DAL DAL DA j, DAL DA,, DAL DAL DAL DAL DAij DAu THE STAR OF T.TTE CONCERT PLATFORM rfOTl IAAL TITONTE'S 1 OTI DAu iUONTE'S popularity as a personality has been as pronounced as her success as a brilliant Grand Opera and Concert Artist. THE FIRST APPEARANCE Of TVL jVfONTE iOTI JJ AL iUONTE is an event of outstanding importance and interest. TO-NIGHT'S PROGRAMME. TOTI DAL MONTE Will Sing:— "Caro Nome" (Rigoletto) - - - - Verdi "Caro Mio Ben" .... Giordani "Vieni al mio seno" ... Puccini "Chi vuol la singarella" - - - Paisiello (Early Italian Airs.) "Mad Scene" (Lucia di Lammermoor) - - - Donizetti Flute Obligato. STANLEY BAINFS. "The Maori Lullaby" Wm James And with AUGUSTO BEUF, tho Famous Duet from the Opera "Don Pasqualo" - ... Donizetti AUGUSTO BEUF Will Sing:— "Largo al Factotum" (Barber of Seville) - - Rossini "Occhi di Fata" ------- Denza "Canzonetta" Sibella Etc., Etc. MR. WILLIAM JAMES, Pianist, Will Play—"Prelude A Minor" - Debussy "Danse de la poupee" Debussy "Etude en Octaves" ------ Alkan "Rakoezy March" (Rhapsodie Hongroise No. 15) - - - Liszt MR, STANLEY BAINES, Flautist, Will Play:— "The Nightingale" Donjon "The Brook" - - .... Wetzger Etc., Etc. The Box Plans at Lewis R. Eady and Son, Ltd., to-day, until noon, and during the afternoon at His Majesty's Theatre Confectionery. 5s Day Sale tickets on sale at His Majesty's Theatre Confectionery from 10 a.m. this morning. PRICES: Reserved Seats, 10s 6d; Second Seats (at the doors), 7s 6d; Unreserved Seats 5s nnd 3s. All prices plus Amusempnt Tax. Manager CHAS. E. BONNER, A UCKLAND CITY MISSION. ("1111*5 UCKLAND CITY MISSION. TTIPPODROME rpHEATRE. Hippodrome 1 heatre. TO-MORROW (SUNDAY) EVENING. (ANIMAL WELFARE SUNDAY). Doors Open 6.30. 7 p.m.—Orchestra, under direction of Mr. Burnnand 7.30. Service Begins. Prpflphpf ■ 4 "DEV. TASPER 'pALDER. Xlev. Jasper alder. Subject: • " TSN'T T JFE ~V\TONDERFUL!" "ISN'T JUIFE WONDERFUL!" Part 2. "MAN'S DUMB FRIENDS." Offertory Items. (a) " Invictus." (b) " Angel's Guard Thee." l\/fR. r* EORGE "DONDER. iVIR. vJEORGE JL ONDER. Holy Communion Every THURSDAY. 11 a.m , at St Matthew's. N.B.—We are in urgent need of LEFTOFF CLOTHING, and will gladly collect Parcels if informed. Phones: 43-045 and 40-593. NOTE.—Our annual meeting and Social will tske nlaoe in St. Mntthew's Parish Hall on WEDNESDAY NEXT (28th). at 8 -p.m. The Socinl will take the form of.a farewell to MR. GEORGE PONDER. MISSIONS TO SEAMEN. 1U EMILY PLACE. SPECIAL CONCERT, TUESDAY NEXT, AT 8 P.M. All friends heartily welcome. Admission Free. Silver Coin. LEAVE the Cross-word Puzzle until~Sunday and blow along to see the magnificent spectacle To-night at H.M. Theatre. All profits go to Y.W.C.A. HOSTEL FUND. BAND PERFORMANCES. Temperance riUARDS' tdand. EMPEKANCE VJUARDS" -DaND. (Mr. P. ijorphy, Deputy, Conducting.) Will Submit a Programme of good items At ELLERSLIE RACECOURSE GROUNDS (By Courtesy of the A.R.C.) TO-MORROW (SUNDAY), AT 3. Visit the Charming Ellerslie Grounds, and "Listen to the Band—how Merrily they play!" pORT AUCKLAND BAND Sfcar -* Plays at TOiufift KNOX HOME. .ZWMIM TO-MORROW (SUNDAY) AT 3 P.M. To Cheer up our Veterans, Members are requested to meet at Bandroom at 2.15 p.m. to" meet bus, which will travel via Symonds Streai, etc. W. NICHOLLS. Conductor. W. KELLEY. Secretary. " rpHE AUCKLAND 1 WATERSIDE WORKERS' UNTOVp SILVER Will render a First-class Musical Programme, Assisted by Vocal Items at ■\WUSS_bano th-.> Everybody's Theatre, COMMENCING. AT 7.45 P.M. SHARP, r pO-MORROW (SUNDAY) NIGHT. „ -*• PROGRAMME: March—Selected - - - .... Band. Hymn—"Nearer, My God. To Thee" - Band, oong—"Cashmere Love Song" - - - - - , ~ Miss Kiwi Whittle. Selection—"The Alhambra Orchestra." Song—"At Thy Window" - Miss B. Birrell. Overture— 'Light Cavalry" - - - - BandDuet—Miss Birrell and Mr. N. Elliott. March- Or, th»_ Quarter Deck" - - Band. God Save the King Silver Collection. -It Accompanist. U. CHISTENSEN. Cn:nr>nct or __ A. MATTHEWS. Sec. SALES OF WORK. v IXfAYORESS' WAR JT y\ -M. MEMORIAL / \ \)/l LIBRARY LEAGUE. Lest We Forget yj £ n , der the Distinguished T J / / - .itror.age of Their Ex- / Ml / !! 1 r i C 1 les 'r ? ir Charles t j (f the Lady Alice Fergusson. . A / B ?™ G 'l nd BUY " Sale, in aid of the funds of the above will be opened by the Acting-Mayoress, Mrs. A. D. Camnbell in the Y.W.C.A. HALL, UPPER fTREEI,? ONJVEDNESDAY NEXT?'" 2 8th BRING A GIFT! BUY A GIFT! No Charge for Admission. It is a work wori i while. If you are interested come and bring a friend. ALICE ,H. BASTEN, Hon. See.