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AMUSEMENTS,. ' /_ GRAND' * OPERA HOUSE. ■ Lessees-J. C. WILLIAMSON, LTD. Mariager-DUNCAN NEVEN. WORLD'S GREATEST CONCERT ARTIST! ' i " TO-NIGHT (smrnAY,. TO-NIGHT ~ AND OTHER CONCERTS ON MONDAY, WEDNESDAY, AND FRIDAY OF NEXT WEEK, WITH A CHANGE OF PROGRAMME FOR EACH CONCERT. ANTONIA DOLORES WHOSE SUPERB ARTISTRY HAS WON HER A WORLD-WIDE RENOWN, Assisted by JOHN PROUSE AND HAROLD SMITH (Baritone). , (Pianist). i . MADEMOISELLE DOLORES'TO-NIGHT (SATURDAY) WILL SING: "Come Unto These Yellow Sands" ((Purcell). * "It Was a Lover and His.Lass" (Morley), 1 , "Swiss Echo Song" (Eckert). • , Aria, "Unßeldi Vedremo" and recit. "Piangi" (Puccini's "Madam Butterfly ). "Shepherd, Thy Demeanour Vary" (Brown). ■ Recit. "Ah Perfido" and aria "Per Pieta' (Beethoven). "Sainte" (Ravel). "Romance" and' "Mandoline" (Debussy). , MR. JOHN PROUSE (Baritone) WILL SING: "0 Ruddier Than the Cherry" (Handel). "Not Quite Alone" and "Prince Ivans Song (Allitsen). MR. HAROLD SMITH (Pianist) WILL PLAY: • Polonaise, A flat (Chopin), and "An Irish Reel (Stanford). PRICES: Gs. (Reserved),M and 2s. (plus tax).. Book Seats TO-DAY (Saturday) at Bristol Piano Co. until Noon, and all Afternoon at Ned Perry s, lobaceouisf, Manners Street, where Day Sale Tickets are available all day to / p.m. CONCESSIONS TO STUDENTS AND SCHOOLS. . , OTHER CONCERTS: MONDAY, WEDNESDAY, AND FRIDAY NIGHTS.

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