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Dominion, Volume 4, Issue 1076, 15 March 1911, Page 1

AMUSEMENTS. TWO NIGHTS OP DEFINED HUMOUR! TWO NIGHTS OF REFINED HUMOUK! QPE R A HOUSE. Commencing TO-NIGHT! TO-NIGHT! TO-NIGHT! TO-NIGHT! Under the Patron.„o of His Excellency Lord Islington and the Mayor and Mayoress of Wellington. THE WELLINGTON' DRAMATIC .. SOCIETY oresent ' "SWEET LAVENDER!" "SWEET LAVENDER!" "SWEET' LAVENDER!" "SWEET LAVENDER!" (By arrangement with J. 0, Williamson, Ltd.) In Aid of THE BOY SCOUT MOVEMENT;. Play produced under the Stage Direc- ' tion of .Mr. Leo Do.Chateau. Mr. Pereival Clarke's Orchestra. Pianos kindly supplied by "The Dresden." Prices-35., 25., and Is. Early Doors • Stalls and Gallery, b'd. extra. , Box Plan at Dresden. Book at once. ' "SAVEET LAVENDER." I IMPORTANT ANNOUNCEMENT.-In--a. dications pointing to the success of "Sweet Lavender," the Wellington Dramatic Society-' have . decided to give a . thiTtl SPECIAL PERFORMANCE on FRIDAY, 17th March, Box Plan for full season now open at ..the. Dresden. Full particulars for Friday Night's performance later. OPERA HOUSE. OPERA HOUSE. Direction James T. Muir. MONDAY, TUESDAY &. THURSDAY, 20th, 21st, and 23rd March. DOLOITL'S. - DOLORES DOLORES. DOLORES. CONCERTS. DOLORES. ' DOLORES. DOLORES. The GREATEST of BALLAD SINGERS. "Madame Melba is great in her own ' right as a brilliant .singer of the pure • lyric class. Madame Calve is great in t her own right as a dramatic artist of I commanding power iuid thrilling intensity. Mdlle. Dolores is great in her own - right as (he highest type of concert J singer. In one respect Antonia Dolores, who so admirably combines art and amiability, stands higher in public estimation than -Madame Mel ha or Madame Calve— , as an exponent of Hip gentle art of ballad singing Mdlle. Dolores occupies a position • of pro-eminence." DOLORES of the "velvet" voire fnsci- , lutes her listeners alike with the wondrous tenderness of her ballad singing, the brilliance and power of her operatic numbers and the declamatory force of her a oratorio, selections. To listen to DOLORES is n treat which may be enjoyed by all. The accomplished musician ap- , predates the marvellous results of oarorul study as evidenced in the. most exacting song par-sages, while the aged mother delights in listening to the simple ballads of. the Homeland, sung with a sweet intensity of pathos that wafts her back over the long stretch of years to the davs'of her youth. DOLORES, THE ' DOLORES, ENCHANTRESS ': DOLORES. OF SONG. . Assisted by Mr.'.Selwyn Shrimplin, the 1 accomplished and brilliant. Pianist, and •_' Mr.-John-Prousc, New-Zealand's favour- ;, ite Baritone. t Admission: Cs.. is., and 2s. 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