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New Zealand Graphic, Volume XXVIII, Issue III, 18 January 1902, Page 129

H O R A L - HALL. THB CONCERTS OF THE SEASON. WEDNESDAY' AND THURSDAY , EVENING. FR (DAY A FTE RNOON. A LICIT HOLLANDER CONCERT CO. ALICS HOLLANDER CONCERT CO. Under Hie Direction of Mr C. C. Bethune. MISS ALICE HOLLANDER, “Her roloe te a pure contralto of great oompaas. She aroused the audience to a pitch' of enthusiasm.” — Melbourne •*Agre.” IKth October. ”M(m HdJtender’g voice is one of lovelK, and, altogether satisfying quality, powerful and sweet.” — Melbourne “Argus,” IStti October. MR NEAL McCAY, Tenor. (Ry arrangement with J. C. Willlamliaiftson, Esq.) •*He te a polished vocalist, and took the audience by storm.”—“Era.” N.Y. HERR GERARD VOLLMAR, 1 Violoncellist. “He played with that power, delicacy, and wonderful execution, that has rendered him famous.”—Melbourne “Argus.” MR ERNEST FARRELL, Solo Pianist and Accompanist. Admissions— 3/ Reserved; 2/ and 1/. Box Office opens Wildman. Lyell, and Arey’s TO-DAY. . JOSEPH GIBBS.

OPERA HOUSE. Under the Direction of AIR ROBERT BROUGH. Representative Mr Allan Hamilton BROUGH COMEDY COMPANY. FARfsWKLL APPEARANCES IN AUCKLAND Of MR AND MRS BROUGH, Frier to their Retirement from the Australasian Stage. TO-NIGHT iWWDNESDAY), 15th JAN. Revival, by Universal Request, of “THE LIARS.” I A Comedy in Four Acts, s f By Henry Arthur Jones. THURSDAY, JANUARY 15. “THE AMAZONS.” A Farcical Romance in Three Acts. By Arthur W. Pinero. > FRIDAY. JANUARY 17. 1 latst Night of the Season. 1. ‘-SOWING THE WIND.” 5 A Play in Four Acts. By Sydney Grundy. Bor Plan at Wildman, Lyell, and Arey's PRICES—Dress Circle and Orchestral Stalls, 4/; Stalls 2/5; Pit V. Day Tickets at Williamson's and Theatre doors. Early Doors to Pit and Stalls open at 7,6 d extra; Doors open at 7.30; Curtain at 8; carriages at 10.35. Children Under Six NOT ADMITTED.