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New Zealand Illustrated Sporting & Dramatic Review, Issue 1579, 29 July 1920, Page 35

rpOWN JJ A L L. Direction . . Chappell and Co., London. Positively, without fear of Contradiction. THE GREATEST CONCERT EVENT In the History of the Dominion. SATURDAY, MONDAY, THURSDAY, SATURDAY, AUGUST 7,9, 12, AND 14. AMY EVANS, AMY EVANS, AMY EVANS, AMY EVANS, THE WELSH QUEEN OF SONG. The Greatest Dramatic Soprano of all Time." FRASER GANGE, FRASER GANGE, FRASER GANGE, FRASER GANGE, THE SCOTCH BASSO-CANTANTE. Emphatically the World’s Foremost Exponent of his Art. Both Singers are at the very Zenith of their Fame, and have just concluded the Most Remarkably Sensational Conquest ever Attained in the World of Song in all the Capital Cities of Australia. AMY ■' EVANS, A Beautiful Woman with a Voice of Amazing Grandeur. This soprano with the wonderful voice, thrilled the. audience. —The “Sydney Morning- Herald.” A beautiful queenly figure, with a voice that has the velvet smoothness of a pansy.—“ Sydney Sunday Times.” FRASER GANGE, A Remarkable Personality, with Astounding Vocal Art. A splendid voice, with finely-displayed artistry and power.—“ Sydney Daily Telegraph.” Admirable voice and style, sent the audience wild with excitement and tumultuous applause.—“ Sydney Sunday Sun.” Assisting Artist, HAROLD ELVINS. HAROLD ELVINS, At the Piano. PRICES: Reserved, 55.; Unreserved, 45., 35., and 2s. (plus tax.). Box Plan at Wildman and Arey’s. Day Sales at Coleman’s. Touring Manager in Advance: WALTER V. HOBBS. JpULLER'S QPERA JZ£OUSE. Direction . . Ben. and John Fuller, Ltd. ALWAYS MERRY AND BRIGHT. TO-NIGHT —AT EIGHT — TO-NIGHT WALTER GEORGE SUNSHINE FLAYERS, Presenting, for the First Time in Auckland, the Tabloid Comedy, “THE BANDITS.” VAUDEVILLE PRECEDES: REV. FRANK GORMAN, The Singing Parson. LAURIE AND ROSSIE, . Singing Diggers. LEONARD NELSON —LE MOUNTER — HALL AND MENZIES'—NORA BURKE. Prices; 2s. 6d.,.. 25., Is. (plus tax). Booking fee, 6d. Extra, plans at Richardson’s (opp. Milne arid Choice) till 5; then at Segedin’s (opp. Theatre) til) 7. Book and be sure. -

New Zealand Picture Supples, Limited. “FILM HOUSE” STABS FOR 1920: Mary Pickford, .Charles Chaplin, Douglas Fairbanks, Clara Kimball Young, Charles Ray, Mabel Normand, Sessue Hayakawa, Olive Thomas, Anita Stewart, Norma Talmadge, Constance Talmadge, Alice Brady, Irene Vernon Castle, Geraldine Farrar, Tom Moore, H. B. Warner, Alice Joyce, Earle Williams, Florence Reed, Pauline Frederick, William Desmond, Jack Pickford, Frank Keenan, Fannie Ward, Corinne Griffith, Bessie Love, Eugene O’Brien, and many others. ...... “FILM HOUSE” CONTROLS THE BOOKING FOR 1920 OF: International Attractions, including First National Exhibitors Specials, Mary Pickford, D. W. Griffith, Marshall Neilan, Etc., Maurice Tourneur Specials. We have also concluded arrangements for the purchase of the Cream of the productions of English, French, Italian, Danish, and Swedish makers. RELEASES FOR WEEK COMMENCING JULY 31, 1920. AUCKLAND: STRAND— “LONE WOLF'S DAUGHTER” (J. Parker Read, Junr.) — Louise Glaum. LYRIC— “The Fear Woman” (Goldwyn)—Pauline Frederick. GRAND — “Miss Crusoe” (World) —Virginia Hammond. WELLINGTON: KING’S— "Baek to God's Country” (First Nat.): —Nell Shipman. “Sunnyside” (First National) —Charlie Chaplin. EMPRESS— “Devil’s Trail” (World) —Betty Compson. EVERYBODY’S— “All the World to Nothing” (Pathe) —-Wm. Russell. PALMERSTON N.: KOSY— “Fortune at Stake” (Broadwest)— Violet Hopson. PALACE — "Illustrious Prince” (Haworth) —Sessue Hayakawa. EVERYBODY’S— “Unveiling Hand” (World) —Kitty Gordon. WANGANUI: HIS MAJESTY’S— “Circus of Life” (Butterfly)—Zoe Rae. GRAND— “Sea Waif” (World) —Louise Huff. MASTERTON: COSY— “Pair of Sixes” (Essanay)—Taylor Holmes. “Poppy” (Select) —Norma Talmadge. “Illustrious Prince” (Haworth)—Sessue Hayakawa. HASTINGS: EVERYBODY’S— "Grey Horizon” (Haworth) —Sessue Hayakawa. “Moral Deadline” (World) —June Elvidge. GISBORNE: EVERYBODY’S— “The Lesson" (Select) —Constance Talmadge. “Dust of Desire” (World) —Ruby de Remer. HAMILTON: — “One of the Finest” (Goldwyn):—Tom Moore. ROYAL— “Savage Woman” (Select) —Clara Kimball Young. FEILDING: LYCEUM— “Heart in Pawn” (Haworth) —Sessue Hayakawa. “Home Wanted” (World) —Madge Evans. DANNEVXRKE: PALACE— “One Dollar Bid” (Paralta) —Warren Kerrigan. "Eternal Love” (Butterfly)—Ruth Clifford.