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Wanganui Chronicle, Volume LXXXII, Issue 19347, 30 June 1925, Page 11

AMUSEMENTS. QPERA JJOUSE. TWO NIGHTS ONLY. TO-NIGHT, AND FRIDAY NIGHT. At 8 o’clock. The romantic glamour of the sunlit Isles, set like pearls in the vast Pacific, has been told in different languages by many writers, but no living writer can aptly describe the softness and sweetness of Hawaiian music. E. J. CARROLL has Pleasure in Presenting Something New in Entertainment. KAAI’S HAWAIIAN TROUBADOURS In Their Musical Romance, A NIGHT IN HONOLULU. Breathing all the Sweetness of the Southern Seas. THE SHOW THAT HAS TAKEN NEW ZEALAND BY STORM. A Galaxy of Singers—Hula Hula Dancers—Jaz.zmania Artists—lnstrumentalists ■ — Comedy Creators Tickle Toe and Jockey Dancers, etc., that created a furore during their Record Seasons in Melbourne and Sydney. HONOLULU AT YOUR DOOR. REAL HAWAIIAN SONG REAL HAWAIIAN DANCERS REAL HAWAIIAN JAZZ REAL HAWAIIAN MELODY By REAL HAWAIIAN PEOPLE. Prices.—6/-, 4/-, plus tax, and 2/-. BOX PLAN NOW OPEN at H. J. Jones and Son’s. MARTON—JULY 2. QPERA JJOUSE WEDNESDAY, JULY 1, WANGANUI MALE CHOIR, PA MALE VOICES. PA OU MALE VOICES. VV IN CHORUSES, GLEES, Assisting Artists: MR. LEON DE MAUNY (Violinist). MISS RITA TILLEY (Soprano). Box Plan at 11. I. Jones and Son’s Monday, June 29, for Hon. Members, and Tuesday for the Public. Prices: 4/-, 3/-, 2/-, plus taxes. W. F. HANTON, Hon. Secretary. NEW 6/- NOVELS (Postage 4d extra), ‘‘The George and the Crown’’—Sheila K. Smith. “Mischief” —Ben Travers. “The Constant Nymph.”—Margaret Kennedy. I “Black Powder Dan’’ —A. ML Chisholm. '“Numerous Treasure’’ —Robert Keablu ! “The Thundering Hord”—Zane Grey. | “The Splendid Road”—Vingie Roe. 1 ‘ ‘Coral’ ’ —Compton MacKenzie. | “ The Eternal Two ” —M. C. Oemlcr. 3/6 EACH. “The Wanderer of the Wasteland”— Zane Grey. “The Man in Ratcatcher” —Sapper. “The Winding Stair”—A. E. W. Mason. “The Game and the Candle”—J. Hocking. The Latest and Best Books Always in Stock. A. D. WILLIS LTD. “WHERE THE GOOD BOOKS ARE,” WANGANUI

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