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Otago Daily Times, Issue 18465, 28 January 1922, Page 1

AMUSEMENTS. JJIS MAJESTY’S THEATRE, Direction .. J. and N. TAIT. MONSTER MUSICAL FESTIVAL. MONSTER MUSICAL FESTIVAL. Commencing THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 9, And continued on FRIDAY, 10 th; SATURDAY, 11th; MONDAY, 13th. POUR EVENING CONCERTS. FOUR EVENING CONCERTS. (NEW SOUTH WALES STATE CONSERVATORIUM). VERBRUGGHEN ORCHESTRA. VERBRUGGHEN ORCHESTRA. VERBRUGGHEN ORCHESTRA. VERBRUGGHEN ORCHESTRA. VERBRUGGHEN ORCHESTRA. VERBRUGGHEN ORCHESTRA. VERBRUGGHEN ORCHESTRA. VERBRUGGHEN ORCHESTRA, 80—PROFESSIONAL MUSICIANS.—BO 80—PROFESSIONAL MUSXC||N|,— 80 HENRI VERBRUGGHEN. The Brilliant Belgian MnSiolan, SOLOISTS: Special Engagement of Miss ROSA ALBA, the Brilliant Soprano. Miss ROSA ALBA, the Brilliant Soprano. "From whose last concert in Wellington hundreds were turned awa.y. Mr W. CROUGHEY, Baritone. Miss JENNY CULLEN, Solo Violinist. Mr JAMES MESSEAS, Solo ’Cellist. The N.S.W. State Conseryatorium (Verbrugghcn) Orchestra wne established to create a standard for orchestral performances, and to provide opportunities for students of the Conserratoriuin to hoar orchestral works which would otherwise remain unknown to them. But public interest has become so aroused in the Orchestra that it has now become entirely National in character, and is an essential factor in musical life in Australia, where it has exercised a remarkable influence on the education of the general public to an appreciation of the highest ait examples of the master mnaedens. VERBRUGGHEN ORCHESTRA. VERBRUGGHEN ORCHESTRA. It is the paramount wish of tho Trustees of the CITIZENS’ FUND of Australia, which was formed during tho recent crisis in the Orchestra’s life to save it from disbandment, that New Zealand should share in tho benefits and advantages of tho Orchestra's existence, and it is tho intention that an annual tour Ire made throughout tho dominion, but tliis can only be possible. by all musio-lovers supporting to the utmost of their power tho concerts given by the Orchestra, and persuading others to do likewise. SEVEN DIFFERENT PROGRAMMES, SEVEN DIFFERENT PROGRAMMES, SEVEN DIFFERENT PROGRAMMES, Comprising the Masterpieces of Orchestra] Composition, and tho Most Popular Wonks of tho Orchestra's Extensive Repertoire. . The BOX PLANS for tho POUR CONCERTS will bo OPENED at THE BRISTOL on TUESDAY, February 7. Reserved Seals.Sa 3d (inclusive of tax). THE BAND'IST BATTALION, OTAGO REGIMENT, Will PLAY at BOTANIC GARDENS On' SUNDAY AFTERNOON, ■ PROGRAMME. T,/ inna” (Berryman). li5S Majesty the^u£eif"‘ v (Sousa). ' Idyll.—“ Evening Breezes (Langey). Hymn (by Request).—“Days and Moments.” March.—“ Oomirados in Arms ” (Panelli). “God Save tho King.” JgUTOHERS’ • ANNUAL PICNIC. BINKLEY’S BAY. MONDAY, JANUARY 30, 1922. , Hot Water, Tea, Milk, and Sugar provided free. Toys in abundance for the Children. MONSTER BABY SHOW. Music and Amusement for All. Tickets: Adults, 2s 6d; Children, la, including admission to grounds. I Boat leaves Rattray Street Wharf at 0.20 am. sharp. 25ja D. KIRKNESS, Hon, Sec.

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