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Taranaki Daily News, 23 November 1929, Page 3

AMUSEMENTS. Box Plan at Collier’s till noon—then at Big Orange Drink, or 'phone 1164 to-night. OPERA HOUSE NEW PLYMOUTH. TO-NIGHT ONLY AT 8. TWO WONDERFUL FEATURES (1) CHESTER CONKLIN,"LOUISE FAZENDA, THELMA TODD, JAMES FORD — In — “THE HOUSE OF HORROR” “THE HOUSE OF HORROR” Not even in your wildest nightmare! Because there’s nothing funny about a nightmare and there is about “The House of Horror.” Fun and Fantasy an/, plenty of both. (2) —Edgar Wallace’s Amazing Story. “THE FORGER” “THE FORGER" “THE FORGER” “THE FORGER" The story of the most baffling problem in the annals of crime. Starring NIGEL BARRIE & LILLIAN RICH. NIGEL BARRIE & LILLIAN RICH. It is impossible not to be thrilled by this absorbing drama. IT’S A BRITISH PRODUCTION. GAZETTE TO OPEN. OPERA HOUSE ORCHESTRA. Direction —Chris H. Fyfe. PRICES: Dress Circle 2/-, Stalls 1/6; Children 1/- and 9d. OPERA HOUSE NEW PLYMOUTH. WEDNESDAY NEXT, NOVEMBER 27. WEDNESDAY NEXT, NOVEMBER 27. At 8 p.m. GRAND CONCERT — By the — HAWERA ORCHESTRAL SOCIETY, HAWERA MALE CHOIR. ' Assisted by Soloists of both Societies, and the HAWERA CHOIR MALE QUARTETTE. THE ORCHESTRA WILL PLAY: “Orpheus in der Underwelt" “Henry VIII. Dances" “Barber of Seville” (overture). “The Gondoliers” (Selection). “Nautical Scenes" “Martial Moments" THE CHOIR WILL SING: “Who Rides for the King?" “Oh, the Noble Duke of York" “Sleeping” THE QUARTETTE WILL SING; “In a Gondola” (Messrs. J. C. Smith, A. E. Morris, B. Malone, and G. H. Buckridge) VIOLIN SOLOS: “Canzonetta” (Miss Betty Sturrock, AR.C.M.). “Thais” (Mr. J. Maloney). FLUTE AND CLARINET DUET: “The Nightingale" (Mr. J. Carter and Master D. Rawson and Quintette.) VOCAL SOLOS:' “Amber and Amythest" (Mr. B. Malone) “Like to the Damask Rose” (Mrs. Sunderland) “The Two Grenadiers” (Mr. E., Pacey) “A Summer Night" (Miss McGlashen) “Angels Guard Thee” (Mr. A. E. Morris). RECITATIONS: “Mrs 'Arris on Fashion Notes” (Miss D. Clements). . Conductor: Mr. Herbert Webb Accompanist : Mrs. D. McQuin PRICES: Circle 3/-, Stalls 2/-, Gallery 2/-. RESERVES AT COLLIER’S. (Proceeds for Hospital Radio Fund.)

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