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Dominion, Volume 7, Issue 2197, 9 July 1914, Page 9

AMUSEMENTS. rpOWK HAIL. TOIVN HALL. ] ~ Direction ...... Joseph Blascheck. , TO-NIGHT.!;' TO-NIGHT!'• Vl I'areuell Appc.uance of -1 MISS ELLEN TEEBY. MTSS ELLEN TEKRY. HISS ELLEN TERRY. Under 1 lie Patiou.ige nnd in the Piescnee of His Excellency the Governor (The Enrl J of Liverpool) nnd Lady Liverpool. The Subject of Miss Terry's Discourse To-night will be SOME OF SIIAKESPEARE'S HEROINES With' Illustrative. Acting, Including Scenes not previously By MISS TERRY. This will Positively lie the Final Appearance in New. Zealand, and therefore the LAST OPPORTUNITY 1 Of seeing this distinguished Actress. ' MISS TERRY will lie'supported by MISS GLADYS M'DOWELL (Contralto) MISS NINA FORBES (Songsat the Piano/, And , MR. JOSEPH BLASCHECK, T 1 '] In an Entire Changs of Programme. ' 'Box Plan at Dresden. ,BOOK YOUR SEATS! BOOK YOUR SEATS! Day Sales at Christeson's. 3- • j SPECIAL NOTICE.-Day Sales Tickets ] will admit to Hall by Early Doors at 7.15 1 p.ui. Ordinary Doors open at 7.30 p.m. M. J. BLOOMJTELD, ] Manager. ] rjRAND -OPERA „ HOUSE. TO-NIGHT, at 7.45, AND FOLLOWING NIGHTS. , "'PAUL JONES." • "PAUL JONES." ~ I Produced by the ' WELLINGTON AMATEUR OPERATIC '' A SOCIETY, * /' , Under Direction'Mß. TOM POLLARD.' A CROWDED HOUSE USfS NIGHT " ' ENTHUSIASTICALLY APPLAUDED \ • EVERY, ITEM. ' . ( ' '-J. • ",, The general Verdict: "A GLORIOUS TRIUMPH." i , Prices: is., 2s, Gd., Is. Private Boies, •£1 Is. Box Plan at Dresden. Early l)oors 6d. - extra. Diy sales at Christeson's.' • ' ' ' \ ' ' ] Musical Director, Mr. D. A. Kenny. , ' E.t B/ VANCE, non. Sec.', f VOU'LL-BE-,SORRY if you miss seeVsjl '. r •H- the 400 Beautiful Pictures by Lend- ' ing British Painters in *« ' ' THE BAILLIE GALLERY, , I Harbour Sheet ','U," next Ferry Wharf. •Open TO-DAY, <10 a.m. to 5.30 p.m., , and 7.30 p.m. to 10 p.m. Admission, Is. Children, Gd. Tea rooms. ) Get an Art .Union' Ticket, 2s. Gd. each; ] 1 JESOO in prizes. , - THE LATEST AMERICAN ' 1 1 ' ' SUCCESS, "RED 'ROSES." ? A Beautiful Reverie for the Pianoforte. 1 Get a Copy right away. , ,• From the ' t ANGLO-AMERICAN MUSIC STORE, , , ", lie Cuba Street. . ' . ' Price. Is. Gd. Posted, Is. 7d. ' PLAYING Made 'Easy—We 'euaranteo j. to teach you to play the Piano or Organ, read Music at sight perfectly, oi . return your Fee. The same results in a ' few weeks that used to take years, without worry of scales, cxercues, >or drudgery of. any kind. Tunes the first lesson. ' Testimonials from pupils throughout New Zealand. Full' Tuition. £1 10s. r call for ■ all particulars, and see Press reports of Concerts, etc., where our pupils have appeared from 4 days' tuition, with no previous knowledge of Music. A visit costs' you' nothing. Interviews any time. Birloy's College of Music, Bouloott Cham- -j bers, 'Boulcott Street. Miss Coltman, A.U.M., Chief Instructress; • , ?