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Dominion, Volume 13, Issue 68, 13 December 1919, Page 3

AMUSEMENTS. GRAND OPERA HOOSfi — A STUPENDOUS ATTRACTION! _i_ J. C. WILLIAMSON, LTD. Have Pleasure in Announcing a Season of 18 Nights of GRAND. i OPERA ——• GRAND OPERA —— "' GRAND OPERA GRAND OPERA —7 . . AT POPULAR PRICES.- • • - Presented on a Most Elaborate Scale By an Exceptionally Brilliant Combination, comprising TWENTY-FIVE PRINCIPALS, CHORUS OF SIXTY, ORCHESTRA OF FORTY. The Bitrgest and Costliest Organisation, Ever Presented on the New Zealand '. Stage. „ . ... The Season will Commence MONDAY WEEK/ DECEMBER' 22.-" MONDAY WEEK, DECEMBER 22. With a Gala Performance of Gounod's Immortal Opera, ■ "F it'll S"'"T," - 1 — "F A U S T,"- — '" ' "F A U S T," —— 'TABS T," In which, the following notable artists will take part: AMY CASTLES, The Popular Australian Prima Donna; WALTER, WHEATLEY, . The Distinguished American Tenor; RAYMOND LODER, An Exceptionally Gifted Baritone; ALFREDO VALENTI,;. . A Prominent Basso, from Now York; RALPH EEROLLE. The Noted Tenor, from the Metropolitan Opera, New York; CARL FORMES, . . Dramatic Baritone, from the Leading American Theatres; THELMA CARTER, ■Brilliant 'Australian Contralto; ■ TOM MINOGUE,■_ • Talented Australian Baritone. • In Addition, the Company will include: Gertrude Johnson Strella Wilson Leah Myers Eileen Castles Browning Mummey Vittorio Lois .Umberto Mosca Vera Bedford , - Paiti Russell Fred Collier Elsy Treweek Frank Charlton Nello Barontini Isla Gamble All of whom have won the approval of Australian Audiences. FIRST WEEK'S PROGRAMME. FIRST WEEK'S PROGRAMME. . MONDAY NIGHT, DECEMBER 22! "]? A U S"T." (Sea Artists Above.) TUESDAY, DECEMBER .23, Offenbach's Brilliant Work, "TALES.OF HOFFMAN" —- (First .Time, in New Zealand). WEDNESDAY. DECEMBER" 21,' : * "LA BOHEME." THURSDAY, DECEMBER 25, ,-~ - (CHRISTMAS NIGHT), GRAND CLASSICAL CONCERT By the Full Strength of this Colossal Organisation. Principals, Chorus, nnd Orchestra,.will-appear-in the Most BriU liant Concert Prograinmo ever Submitter to Music-lovers of Wellington. FRIDAY, DECEMBER 26, "IL TIiOVATORE." . SATURDAY, DECEMBER 27, '■■ "MADAME BUTTERFLY." —— POPULAR PRICES: Dress Circle and Reserved Stalls, 7s. Gd.; Unieserwl Stalls, -k. fid. and Ss.. Gd.; Gallery, 2s. Gd. and Is. 6d. All prices Plus Tax. BOX OFFICE AER4NGEMENTS,.. BOX--.-PLANS for tho FIRST" "SIX NIGHTS will 1)0 opened ab. tho Bristol Piano Company TUESDAY NEXT, AT 9 A.M. George Matheson, Manager. CHOOSE A PIANO WORTHY OF A PLACE IN YOUR HOME. IT PAYS to consult a firm of repute whose pianos are of umiueetionablo merit and who can'intelligently assist you in your choice. . BEGG'S hnve 11 reputation second to none in the Dominion for dealing exclusively in high-class instruments, .. Amongst th( celebrated pianos obtain? able at Bo.gg's are the ~ . BRINSMEAD, , ■ CHALLEN, ROGERS, JESSE FRENCH, BRASTED, and FOSTER. Put one of these.PEERLESS-INSTRU-MENTS into your home and experience as much enjoyment as hundreds of others who possess BEGG'S PIANOS! ■ CHAS. BEGG AND CO.' LTD., ! Manners Street. » ' ' The Oldest Established Piano House in New Zealand. BUSINESS NOTICES. THE IMPERIAL CAFE, ■ ■ THE IMPERIAL CAFE. U6 LAMBTON QUAY, (Opp. Public Trust). ■ 'notice to customers: "' nnHE above Restaurant will close as .1 from Dfcomber 10 in order to make extensive alterations, and will Open at a later date as-large and up-to-d-itn Xun-. cheon and Supper Rooms, under entirely new management. BARGAINS IN.HOUSES. BARGAINS IN -HOUSES.' ' BARGAINS IN HOUSES. BARGAINS IN HOUSES. GREAT BARGAINS will be obtained- ' on June 30 next, when hundreds of Diibiic houses will be put up for auction. All those wishing to secure cheatf property should hold off until the great flay. ■ -.;■. ..;:■ BUSINESS _ NOTICE. * WEIGHT, STEPiIENSON AND CO., V v LTD., have recently ncciuired a considerable holding of shares, with limited voting powers, 111 Abraham and Wil"'iF'D.''Hunt"a'n(l J. T/Martin, two of the Directors of Wright, Stephenson and Co Ltd. join the Board of Directors of \bralmm and Williams, nnd R, S. Abraham, Chairman of Abraham and VVilliams, joins the Board of Wright, Stephenson -and Co.;; ;Lt(l.', . ' , . JUST WHAT YOU ARE LOOKING FOR! TTIGH-CLASS " FURNITURE at a JuL Low-class ..Price. ' .' .!,... ■ . THE VICTORY FURNISHING CO;,. 88 'Vivian" Street, Wellington (2doors from. S.A. Citadel). ■ • __v '' "n-t A BONUS—The Trade would givo JblU anything from .i'lo to ,£IOOO to anyone wlio could furnish a reason for Continuance which will stand against the reasons for Prohibition. rURT'ER AND CO., Cuba Street, Wei\J lington.—Just landed, grand lot Novelties, Drapery, suitable for Xmris Presents. Keen cash prices. Call early nnd save money, clnircji. .' ■_ T0 _ LET, on Juna 30 next, teenf of pubs., old and new. J'liH particularsjpply.AV..Wot, MOTHERSILL'S Seasick Remedy is worth its weight in solid gold. AH * ChemisU. 3s. Gd, and Vβ.