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Press, Volume LXIII, Issue 19156, 12 November 1927, Page 1

AMUSEMENTS. HEA T R E Hundreds unable to obtain admission nightly. Intending patrons are strongly advised to book early. FINAL PERFORMANCE TO-NIGHT, "PIRATES OF PENZANCE." MATINEE MATINEE TO-DAY, 2 p.m. Direction: J. C. Williamson (N.Z.), Ltd. Present at 8 o'clock TO-NIGHT THEIR SPECIALLY ORGANISED GILBERT AND SULLIVAN GILBERT AND SULLIVANCOMIC OPERA CO. "PIRATES OP PENZANCE" Also, MATINEE, TO-DAY, 2 p.m. BOX PLANS TO-DAY at Bristol until 11.30, and during the afternoon at Theatre Royal. '■ PRICES: D.C. and R.S., 8s; Stalls, 4s; Gallery, Is 6d; Early Door Stalls and Gallery, la extra. All Plus Tai. Day Sales at Theatre Royal Confectionery. Manager CHAS. E. BONNER. JOSEPH JOSEPH JOSEPH JOSEPH JOSEPH JOSEPH JOSEPH JOSEPH JOSEPH JOSEPH JOSEPH JOSEPH HIS L 0 P HIS L O P HISIiOP HIS L 0 P HIS L 0 P HIS L O P HISIOP HISLOP HIS L 0 P THE WORLD'S FAVOURITE TENOR. When one hears such a superb Tenor as Joseph Hislop all that is beautiful in Music is realised. Among the few really great Tenors of the prosent day, Hislop justly holds one of the most prominent places in the esteem of the public, for not only is he a brilliant Operatic artist, but he is equally great on the Concert Platform. Having these attributes, he in many respects surpasses all rivals. "His voice, mellow and resonant, risos without effort to the highest notes of the tenor's register, retaining always its beautiful quality, and its specially sympathetic timbre." —London "Daily Telegraph." TUESDAT, NOVEMBER 22. HEA T R E ROYAL. INAUGURAL CONCERT OF THE OHRISTOHURCH SEASON OF JOSEPH JOSEPH JOSEPH JOSEPH JOSEPH JOSEPH JOSEPH JOSEPH JOSEPH. JOB E P H JOSEPH HISLOP HISLOP HISLOP HISLOP HISLOP HISLOP HISLOP HISLOP HISLOP HISLOP The Favourite Tenor of the Presont Day. J. AND N. TAIT Announce with very great pleasure the approaching visit of JOSEPH HISLOP, whose prominence among the great artists in the musical world iB unquestionable, and who is now at the very zenith of his truly remarkable career. Almost for the first time in Musical History, a British-born tenor has won international fame. Only a great singer could achieve such success. Hislop has sung with wonderful success in the leading Opera Houses and Concert Halls of the World—in Italy, France, Norway, Sweden, Denmark, Holland, Belgium, England, Ireland, and Scotland, the United States, and in South America. As a Concert Singer HISLOP is ideal, and it will be a great pleasure to hear songs sung as only he can sing them. Hislop will also sing grand operatic arias from such operaß as "Toaca," "Boheme," "Rigolotto," "Aida," "Madame Butterfly," etc. His programmes will be found to be wonderfully interesting. Mr Htslop's tour promises to be a musical event of the greatest importance. Mr Hislop will submit at his forthcoming concerts a series of programmes which for variety and musical interest will eclipse any Concert Recitals heretofore given by a vocalist In New Zealand. JOSEPH JOSEPH JOSEPH JOSEPH JOSEPH JOSEPH JOSEPH JOSEPH JOSEPH JOSEPH JOSEPH JOSEPH HISLOP HISLOP HISLOP HISLOP HISLOP HISLOP HISLOP HISLOP HISLOP HISLOP HISLOP NOTE THE DATES t FIRST TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 22. THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 24. TWO GLORIOUS RECITALS. PREFERENTIAL BOOKING NOTICE. The directors have decided to accept Preferential Booking applications for seats. Applications for Reserved Seats <10s) are now being received at the Box Office. Preferential Booking Plans open on TUESDAY NEXT. 15th inst., at The Bristol. Manaeer MAURICE RALPH FOB SALE. LOVELY SITUATION ON CLIFTON, OVERLOOKING SUMNER. jpIAQK (COST £l45O)—A BARGAIN 3JJL\jOD FOR SOMEONE —BUNGALOW OF 5 ROOMS AND SUN-VERANDAH, nicely papered; has electric' light, Doulton bath, h. and c service, and all usual offices; plenty of wardrobes and cupboards built-in; sewer. Beautiful situation WITHIN 5 MINUTES OF THE FOOT OF THE HILL OVERLOOKING SUMNER iND THE OCEAN. Terms £250 Deposit, balance arranged. A Genuine Bargain. Vacant. Keys from us. W. E. SIMES and CO., -CI OQX—CLOSE TO ST. ANDREWS &I£OD COLLEGE. HANDY TO PAPANVI ROAD. NEW BUNGALOW OF 5 ROOMS, includes Sleeping Porch, builtin Wardrobes and Cupboards, electric light and electric range, Doulton bath, H. and C. Service. A lovely kitchenette with breakfast alcove, cupboards and bins, gas copper and tubs, GARAGE. Very high section,2 feet above footpath, nearly, J-acre fenced, concrete paths. Just readv for occupation, AND YOU SHOULD SEE THIS—IT'S GOOD. W. E. SIMES and CO. 58896 F.P. 146 Hereford street. CASHMERE. EXCELLENT SUNNY POSITION. jP"| QQK—TERMS ARRANGED—New c&XOOt) Bungalow, 6 good rooms and sun-room; large basement. Concrete motor garage; every possible convenience. Splendid Section, well laid out in lawn and garden. Handy to tram and tennis courts. Inspection arranged with Sole Agents— SPRATT and CO., 59028 F.P. 121 Worcester street.