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New Zealand Illustrated Sporting & Dramatic Review, Issue 1481, 12 September 1918, Page 33

CAPPELLI. RETURN OF THE FAMOUS TENOR. rpOWN HALL CONCERT CHAMBER!. Direction John Hopkins TWO FAREWELL CONCERTS. SATURDAY AND MONDAY NEXT, SEPTEMBER 14 AND 16. The Famous Italian Operatic Tenor, CAPPELLI. CAPPELLI. “Very rarely has a singer enthused a Dunedin audience as has Capelli, the golden-throated tenor. When it came to his final numbers, the applause, which had been generous throughout the evening, increased in volume until cheers rent the air.” — “Otago Daily Times.” POSITIVELY FAREWELL APPEARANCES. SUPPORTING ARTISTS: JOHN AMADIO, the Eminent Flautist. NATILINA McCALLUM, Soprano. LUCIEN CESARONI, Basso. HAROLD WHITTLE, Accompanist. Box Plans at Wildman and Arey’s. Prices: 45., 3s„ 2s„ Is. (Plus Tax). Touring Manager Scott Colville JjIULLERS' QPERA pfOUSE. Direction: Ben. J! and J. Fuller, Junr. TO-NIGHT—AT EIGHT—TO-NIGHT Matinees Wednesday and Saturday, 2.30. Startling Sensation. Audience Amazed at the World-famous Necromancers, LAIiIPINI BBOS., In the Mysterious Illusion, “RASPUTIN.” Another Eye-opener. The Boy Wonder, BOY BONHAM, Acrobatic Poseur. LEYWOOD AND NORELL—EMERSON AND HASTO—GALE AND SADIE — FRED. WEBBER — KINGSLEY AND GRAHAM —CREMER AND ARNOLD — MARJORIE ALWYN — PHIL. PERCIVAL. FULLER’S LITTLE PRICES: D.O. or 0.5., 2s. Id.; Stalls. Is. Id.; Gallery, 6d. Plan* open, 9 a.m. to 5.15 p.m., at Anglo-American Music Store, Queen Street. Reserves, 2s. 7d. All prices include tax. rp O PICTURE SHOWMEN THE IDEAL FILM EXCHANGE AT LAST. THE AMALGAMATED FILM EXCHANGES OF AUSTRALASIA, LTD. N.Z. Head Office: 2nd, 3rd, 4th Floors, Gleeson’s Bldgs., HIGH STREET, AUCKLAND. Recently occupied by Universal Films. Write, Wire or Call for Particulars. NOTE. —The A.F.E. Release Four Exclusive Programmes Weekly.

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