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New Zealand Times, Volume LII, Issue 12239, 10 September 1925, Page 3

AMUSEMENTS QUEENS ♦ THEATRE ♦ 'olfte (dsiesi'Jfouse inVouJn TO-NIGHT 7.45 TO-NIGHT. The merriest, jolliest Comedy Drama of rears. “DON’T DOUBT YOUR HUSBAND” ATTRACTION No. 3A Fascinating Romance of Intrigue amid Oriental settings. “DAWN OF THE EAST” TO-MORROW, 7.45: A soul-stirring Romance of Intrigue “PLAYING WITH SOULS” With a Brilliant Cast. MOVIE BALL SEPTEMBER 23rd.

COMPETITIONS. TOWN HALE —THIS DAY. MORNING: Vocal Solo, Society's Scholarship. Irish Song. AFTERNOON: . - Irish Sons, Ladies. Continued. Sacred Solo, Lass. English Song, Baritone. Vocal Solo. N.Z. Composer, Bass. CONCERT CHAMBER. MORNING. Vocal Duet, Ladies. Vocal Duet, Lady and Gentleman. AFTERNOON: Action Song. Duet in Character, 12-16. Duet in Character, under 12. Admission.—Morning, 6d; Afternoon, 6d and Is. XO-NIGHT. at 7.45. FIRST DEMONSTRATION CONCERT. 1. Piano Solo—Study, - Opus 8 Miss H, Tolan 2. Class 34—Society Scholarship 3 Recalls 3. Character Dance—Policeman Miss L. Melton 4. Girl's Song—“ What’s in the Air Today’’ Miss K. Chappell 5. Violin Solo—Melodie ... Miss R-. Reid 6. Choh—Haeremai Y.W.C.A. 7. Song in Character —“The Dancing Lesson” Miss M. Carter 8. Humorous Recitation —“Mother’s Little Treasure” Miss K. Read 9. Song, accompanied by self—“ Lorraine” Miss M. Miller 10. Recitation—" England to the Sea” Mr A. Hurley 11. Girl’s Song—“A Birthday” Miss B. Dewes 12. Musical Monologue—“ Annabella Lee” Miss M. Cooley 13. Song—"Waiata Poi” ... Mr R. Allison 14. Combined Ballet 15. Operatic Solo—Prologue Mr G. Neal 16. Duet, Piano Duet—Hungarian Dance Misses Boesley and Sigall 17. Soprano Solo—“ Harvest of Sorrow” Miss E. Kimbell 18,. Solo Accompaniment and Obbligato—“Sogani” Misses Hill and Biggs, Mr R. Hill 19. Recitation—“ Craven” Master G. Power 20. Contralto Solo—“ Will He Come?” Miss M. Lunam SR--Recitation (N.Z. Author) —"Far Away Yonder” Mr C. Smythe 22. Scottish Song—“O, Can Ye Sew Cushions” Miss M. Carrick 23. Recitation—“ The West Wind” Miss S. Breen 21 Clarionet Solo—“ Spring Song” Mr H. Whitaker 25. Baritone Solo—“ Youth” * Mr C. Catton 26. Operatic Solo—“ The Shadow Song” Miss A. Eaton 27. Story Without Words “Competitions” Miss A. Meredith

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