B B O T T’S OPERA HOUSE. The MONTAGUE-TURNER OPERA SEASON. Commencing MONDAY NEXT. 25th APRIL. A NEW DEPARTURE In the annals of the operatic stage. FIRST-CLASS OPERA AT POPULAR PRICES. Dress Circle and Orchestral Stalls .. -is Family Stalls 2s 6d Pit .. One Shilling Managerial Note. In calling attention to the above announcement about prices the management beg to soy that they are animated wku the des.re to meet a very wide y exprv-**ed wish on the part of the musical world of Auckland. It is so ionsince legitimate Eng.ish Opera was seen here, interpreted by GREAT Artiste* like Miss Annis Montague. MrChar.es Turner.and Mr Edward Farley, sup orted bv an efficient and homogeneous Company of known performers and sustained by a complete l horus" and Orchestra, ihat most people desire to attend every Opera to be produced d iring the season. With this end in view the price* have been arranged at a lower figure than has ever been charged before in anv part of the world by the MONTAGUE TURNER OPERA COMPANY. The init al performance of the season will be Wallace s everpopular. romantic. a u d charming opera. MARI TANA ! MONDAY NEXT. 25th APRIL. ‘Scenes that are Brightest’ MISS ANNIS MONTAGUE. ‘ Let Me Like a Soldier Fall ‘ MR CHARLES TURNER. ‘ln Happy Moments' .... MR EDWARD FARLEY. Box plan at Wildman s. Prices : 4«. 2s 6d. Is. DI'NCAN McCALLUM, Business Manager.
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New Zealand Graphic, Volume IX, Issue 17, 23 April 1892, Page 421
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234Page 421 Advertisements Column 1 New Zealand Graphic, Volume IX, Issue 17, 23 April 1892, Page 421
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