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Dominion, Volume 8, Issue 2519, 21 July 1915, Page 9

AMUSEMENTS. — ' : „■ ; .. GRAND OPERA HOUSE. LESSEES* 3t C. WILtiAijSONj LTD.- " MATINEE TO-DAY, AT 2.30. MATINEE TO-DAY, AT 2.30. MATINEE TO-DAY, AT 2.30. .MATINEE -TO-DAY, AT 2.30, . . .DOORS OPEN 1.45. TO-DAY AT. 2.30, TO-NIGHT AT 8. THE SHOW; OB SHOWS. . IrHE SHOW OF, SHOWS. '"' . : ' . > THE.: —a . ' ' " '".If TIVDLI FOLLIES. :T « - r- f» . HUGH D, M'INTOSHv;; :;i " : 111 presenting this Wonderful Combination to the Playgoers of Wellington, Boca '■ 60 with the fullest confidence. Every individual performer a STAR; and-working in rare harmony with each other. ~Result: The wonderfully pleasant, -and: Entrancing Entertainment presented. YLook at their smiling faces, and realise what contcntßenlt means to the artists, therefore pleasure in performing beforo you. ISABELLE D'ARMOND,' THE DEMI-TASSE COMEDIENNE,, Tho original and creator of the world-famous! "Wizard of Oz," and "Bftbw J of Toyland," and 100 other Leading Roles in all the famous Theatres of the Empire and the Continent. Delighted over 10,000,000 happy citizens an over tne civilised world. Four feet eleven inches of mirth,atul novelty. Her first appearance 'in New Zealand. ' \ ; .•• >•*" ■ bee . ''THE MILLION DOLLAR GIRL."! '''" '"'" ; t'THE GIRL OF. A .THOUSAND SMILES, I 'f' ■■ ■'.'LA PETITE. ISABELLE.'i;, .. ' ' H . 'JACE' cannot, The Wholesome Comedian whoso huin6ur,,froe from' vulgarity, .' is .refresh'ihs.';;4n'4 refined. Originality his keynote, Genius his base, and Spontaneity his bulwark. "His commission on earth to dispel gloom and despair. 'What higher aim can man attain than conquest over grief and win? ■ The V.C. b£ all Comedians' Emperor of Mirth, Assassin of blue 3 antf grumps. . ROBERT PARKER}:: ",1;-, ;• The World-famous Baritone, who will sing the Prologue from, Pagliacci To : nighlt, Whose powwful voico once heard is forever marvelled at. The volume,,.the perfeet enunciation, andthe fine presence are combinations hard to find. Of all the Baritones in the world, Madam Melba selected Robert Parker to'support her during her coming American tour, Why? Because Melba knows; and so will you, once you have heard him. . ' . . ALFREDO. ; His ragged coat may not proclaim his true worth', but remember, genius wis ever, poor, fteneath the rags beats, the true spirit of music, and his firm, white, .strdnj hands giiide his bow as no other Vaudeville Violinist .can,. "The . .of ,;:; Vaudeville" The Master Musician. "ALFREDO," THE GREAT, ;.. :i ;. v- - VEM Wliose faultless figure and face place her amongst the foremost Beauties of th'fl /•. age. Young, strong, vigorous, iit th 6 first bloom of her beauteous life, glie quiver? like an aspen with Grace and Loveliness. "VERA THE BEAUTIFUL." ; ' f . FRANE 'GREENE;.'. ' V w -' The clean-cufc Apollo-liko lover of the modern stage. Radiates "love from ortry ' pore. The ideal Stage Lovers, Hear him sins "I Must te Falling m Love, - and realise what it meansl. • - .... ALVARETTA: REGO AND STOPIT, Acrobats par excellence.. Comedy merchants of the'highest class, Would nsake g stone dog smile. No noise, no bluster—simply fumnakers to tho last degree.As ~ T absolute in their art as the Russian TSAR. • ' ■ ;l .... # AKOVLENKO;' "THE WHIRLING RUSSIAN." Ho of the shapely form'. The idol of the Ladies. Tho originator of hia own-Danck;' The author of the Twenty Guinea, Look; The physical Impressionist, , ' ' • . YAKOVLENKO, , ' ' : "TSAR'S• FAVOURITE." J'/.:. . . FORGETTING OUR BEAUTY CHORUS AND FASCINATING BLONDES AND BKUNEl v r39< ... The Pick of the World's Loveliness, each and everyone an Aiitist, receiving artists' ' . salaries. Highest paid Chorus in Australasia. 1 . ' • ■f. MATINEE ,TO-DAY, AT,2.30.- !,,. MATINEE TO-DAY, AT,2.30. " - MATINEE TG-DAY) AT; 2.30. V. 1 ;. • MATINEE .TO-DAY, AT 2,30, :,/ ■'/ ' ' , ' DOORS OPEN 1.45. - ■MATINEE.PRICES—Is.,.3s.,,2s.,'Is...ChiIdren Half-price.to all p?rfs, EVENING PRICES AS .USUAL.' Box Plans at The Bristol Piano.Co. _Day Sales at Th'eatre Office, SOLDIERS WEARING HIS MAJESTY'S UNIFORM ADMITTED TO -FEB.-*'' DRESS CIRCLE AND' STALLS AT. HALF RATES, SATURDAYS & MATINEES EXCEPTED. ....'■ ■ BEFORE THE RISE PALMERSTON NORTH. .a». .f wtti&gittteif TyriLLIGAN'S t advise their Patrons to p a pe' r6 .) ' ' ! . IWL order a fair supply from them.. ...piano'or Organ.Playiiig-Taught' in."& Of high-class Blue fcerge they.still have, f ew -.j^ sSo ns. ;No study or drudgery of . 1 ' abundance, but it TBay.be dimouip to a] iy ; kind. . Success'.'guaranteed'with all Y: shortly. .... , ._ „ • i . '. olasses'of Music. :'Fee, ifillOs.,'refunded'" An early Tisit to Kelbnrn Avenue is nupil (any> age)'cannot read > music v. i advised. . . ~ anil play a tune..the first week,.:/We .also 'j v, r,,-, T teach the "Colbir" system 'of..Ragtime . WANTED Known, Silver GridjLunch-■ j n f rom jq to 20 Lessons, enables a pupil. ' " eon. Tea and Supper Rooms; hot to play M tte uteSt. Song's ,and>Xwo-.V.... meals supplied. Week days, 10 a.m. to 11 fIS they are published (no scales); T p.m. Uosed all day bunaay... ■■■:; :... €a( Lesson, a movement deTdo§insr,- ■ : ~ " ~ ■. ■ ■speed. ' /v'' 1 . .v 1 : •OdR Neuralgia and shattered Nerves; Testimonials and : newspaper • reportsJP try Green's Neuralgia' and Nerve : from all parts can be seen by a visit Tonic. , to College Rooms.'■ Call-or write for all • It iiever fails. Acts promptly, while particulars. Interviews any time, its effects are lasting. .' ' Birley's College of.Music; Boulcott Chami Price; 2s. 6d. bottle. Procurable at bers (first floor up), Boulcott Street.' •d »r rsT>TPNT nr\HE SILVER GRlD—What is it? R. M. GEEEM, 1 . Where is it? The-Best -Lnncheon^-,v Chemist, 111 Vivian Street. Tea, and Supper Room in the City. Cuba "" . Street. Try it. - in ' "1111 ' ■ '.mill .11 mm 1 I mi-n mi «M .

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