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New Zealand Times, Volume L, Issue 11656, 22 October 1923, Page 3

AMUSEMENTS TO-MORROW NIGHT TO-MORROW NIGHT TO-MORROW NIGHT BRITAIN'S GREATEST COLORATURA SOPRANO. First Appearance in New Zealand Of MISS STELLA POWER "The Little Melba." Town hall. OWN HALL. Direction E. J. GRAVESTOCK. TOMORROW (TUESDAY), At 8 pm. CONCERTS ALSO ON THURSDAY NEXT SATURDAY NEXT Oct. 25. Oct. J 27. MONDAY, Oct. 29. MR E J. GRAVESTOCK Han the Honour of Presenting MISS STELLA POWER. STELLA POWER, STELLA POWER, "The Little Melba.” "No <ne has been heard in Australia who so i early approaches the standard quality of Melba. —Melbourne "Argus.” . Associate Artists: WILLIAM JAMES, WILLIAM JAMES, Australia's Foremost Composer-Pianist. HAROLD BECK, A. P. TRUDA, Violoncellist. . \ Flautist, At To-morrow Night's Concert MISS STELLA POWER Will Sing: Aria, "Ah! Fore e Lui" (La Traviata) Verdi Songs in Freuoh: _ "Chanson Triste” Duparo "Los Papillons” Chausson. Songs in English: , , "‘Butterfly Wings Montague Phillips "At the Woll" Richard Hageman Air du Mysoli, "Charmant Oiseau” (La Perle du Bresil) David (With Flute Obbligato by Signor A. P. 'lVvida). Etc., etc. RESERVED SEATS: SIX SHILLINGS. Unreserved As, and 2s (pins tax). Special Concessions to Students. BOX PLANS NOW OPEN At Bristol Piano 00. Day Sales: As and 2s. Tickets on sale to-morrow at Ned Perry's, Tobacconist, Manners street. QRAND OPERA HOUSE. •SATURDAY, OCTOBER 27th, At 8 p.m. The Dance Play, "A PERSIAN ROMANCE,” Presented by MISS KATHLEEN O’BBIEISr AND PUPILS. * Preceded by a yaried Programme of Ballet and Divertissement. Prioes: 3s 3d, 2s 2d, Is. Box Plan at Bristol. BRITISH PIANOS WITHIN REACH OF ALL. H/TOST people imagine that the posses lvA gion of a fine British Piano is quite beyond their means. However, Beggs make it easy for homelovers to purchase one of these superlative instruments on very attractive terms W- are Sole Agents for Witton Witton, Hopkinson, Rogers, Windover, and only genuine Pianola Player Piano. These pianos are famed for unrivalled tonal qualities, and one will he an acquisition to YOUR home. INQUIRE TO-DAY. CHAB. BEGG AND CO.. LTD.. Manners street, Wellington. New Zealand's Oldest and Most Modern Piano House, NOTICE. TUT ADAME FOLEY conducts Dancing IvX Classes Mondays, at 7.30 p.m„ at Victoria Hall, Adelaide Road, South Wellington. SHOW CARD AND TICKET WRITING. fTTAUGHT by new modern method. A Learn to design and write your own showcards. Make 3s to 10s an hour in your 6pare time. A MASTER COURSE OFFERED. Lessons by Post. Working outfit supplied free. Distance no object. A profitable profession or a paying hobby,- open to both men and women. Particulars and booklet free. The largest showcard system in Australia. The S.I. (Int.) Showcard Service, Invaline Inst. Bldg. Postal box 694, G.P.0., Adelaide, S. Aus. FIREWORKS) ■ FIREWORKS! fXTONG SHE AND CO., 261, Cuba ' » street, also 148, Lnmbton quay, have! just opened up a large consignment of FIREWORKS, which are of the finest quality and in great variety. Whole-j 1 sale and retail. Lowest prices. The fifth of November, Guy Fawke’s Day, will soon be here Come and lay in stocks of Fireworks. The noise of our crackers is grand. 506 fTTHE Price Is Not the only thing to A consider in the cost of a Suit. It is not ever, the first thing. The Style must be Right and fitted so as to Express Iba Personality of the man who will wear it. Otherwise it is a disfigurement THE LITTLF. EXTRA FIRST COST OF CLOTHES MADE BY MILLI6AN A EXPERTS KELBURNE AVENUE, Is always A Good Investment in Appearance and Durability. R [A Card.] FREDERIC BROOKE (Late of Lincoln's Inn Fields, London), Solicitor, -N.Z., As from January 31st, 1919. C/o G.P.0., Wellington. 'Phone 3129. Pabcolin ‘Pabcolirv DESIGNED syuAKES. RIOUS PATTERNS AND SIZES BRF/Y f' U ALTER AND BREY VJTU ALTER AND WELLINGTON. C 8::