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Dominion, Volume 14, Issue 310, 24 September 1921, Page 9

AMUSEMENTS. THEI LEVITZKI CONCERTS. THE LEVJTZKI CONCERTS. THE LEVITZKI CONCERTS. THE DOX PLAN THE BOX PLAN THE BOX PLAN FOR THIS EVENING’S CONCERT FOE THIS EVENING’S CONCERTWill bo at THE BRISTOL till noon, and after at .the BLUE BIRD CONFECTIONERY STORE, where Day Sale Tickets may also bo obtained. TO W N H A L L Direction J. nnd N.-'l ait. Manager ... John Farrell. THIS EVENING AT 8 O’CLOCK, THIS EVENING AT 8 O’CLOCK, And again on TUESDAY AND THURSDAY NEXT. When Messrs. J. and N. Tait will present THE WORLD’S GREATEST PIANISP, THE WORLD’S GREATEST PIANIST, LEVITZKI LEVITZKI MISCHA LEVITZKI MISCHA LEVITZKI — LEVITZKI Who By his superlative art created a positive sensation in Christchurch, and nothing in living memory lias even approached tho remarkable scenes of enthusiasm which this genius of the piano aroused. From tho Theatre Royal on Wednesday evening over 1500 were turned away, and only after three hundred patrons were accommodated on the stage where they could but hear yet not see Levitzki, and tho cheers front behind the scenes startled those other discriminating patrons in the auditorium wb° ;iU wisely reserved their seats. It was an unparalleled spectacle, and the W h 9 st Tribute to the musical genius of Misclia Levitzki. At tho conclusion of the concert the huge audience shouted for Mole Concerts,” but this could not be, and ep Levitzki passed on to Wellington, and is now in our midst. For this music-lovers are truly grateful. MISCHA LEVITZKI, MISCHA LEVITZKI, MISCHA LEVITZKI,. Tho Successor to Rubenstein and Paderewski. THIS EVENING’S PROGRAMME: Organ Toccato and Fugue m D Minor b Bach-Tausig Melody Gluck-Sgambati •*nata in F. Minor (Apassionata) Beethtoven Nocturne in F Sharp Op. 15, Etude in G. Flat (Butterfly), Etude in G. Mat (black keys), Waltz in A Flat Op. 64, Scherzo in C Sharp Minor Chopin “Troika en Traincaux” Tschaikowsky “La Jongleuso” Moskowsla And . Rhapsody in D Flat No. 6 Liszt \ And th are will certainly be others.

Patrons are requested to note that the Doors will remain closed during the playing of each number. , Please note Box Office arrangements for To-night’s Concert, as mentioned of Admission—Reserved Seats, 10s and 7s. 6d.; Unreserved Seats, ss. and 3s. All prices plus tax. Concessions offered to parties of Musical Students and Scholars from Schools and Colleges. , . . Full particulars at tho Bristol. SECOND LEVITZKI CONCERT, SECOND LEVITZKI CONCERT, TUESDAY EVENING NEXT. TUESDAY EVENING NEXT. £VRAND OPERA HOUSE. Direction J- C. Williamson, Ltd. SEASON OF BRILLIANT COMEDY, SEASON OF BRILLIANT COMEDY, Commencing WEDNESDAY NEXT, SEPT. 28, WEDNESDAY NEXT, SEPT. 28, At 8 o’clock. J. C. WILLIAMSON, LTD., ; Present ' JOHN D. O’HARA JOHN D. O’HARA JOHN D. O’HABA JOHN D. O’HARA i With JULES JORDAN JULES JORDAN JULES JORDAN JULES JORDAN ■And an Exceptionally Strong Cast In “WELCOME STRANGER,” “WELCOME STRANGER,,, “WELCOME STRANGER, "WELCOME STRANGER, “WELCOME STRANGER, lor “WELCOME STRANGER, “WELCOME STRANGER, 6 Nights “WELCOME STRANGER,” "WELCOME STRANGER. of "WELCOME STRANGER, “WELCOME STRANGER,’ ’ Eleven “WELCOME STRANGER, “WELCOME STRANGER." Nights “WELCOME STRANGER, "WELCOME STRANGER," Season. “WELCOME STRANGER, ; “WELCOME STRANGER,;; "WELCOME STRANGER,” “WELCOME STRANGER,

A Gripping Comedy-Drama.

Besides its strong vein of sentiment and tender touches, it has/infectious humour, a fascinating love interest, clever characterisation, and many dramatic moments. The telling of the story rises to a compelling climax. ELANS OPEN MONDAY NEXT BOX PLANS OPEN MONDAY NEXT Snv PT ANS OPEN MONDAY NEXT BOX PLANS ,OPEN MONDAY NEXT AT THE BRISTOL PIANO CO. n r -rod O S '7s. fid-; Back Stalls, 3s. Bd Gafer/is. 6d. Early Dbors, Is. extra.’ All P« oe c B H^RLES X BERKELEY. fTH KTfiTTT ’ TO-NIGHT! TO-NIGHT! TO-NIGHT! /■IOLOSSEUM wni’lFß RINK'. Colosseum roller kina, t'vttTrittON OF FANCY. TRICK, EXH InS GRACEFUL SKATING, By MR- A. L. POWER, Assisted bv New Zealand’s Champion Assuteci . ch _ id skaUr _ dt'TTF.ARSAL of grand march GR AND> FANCY DRESS. POSTEE, AND EVENING DRESS MASQUERADE CARNIVAL! Two Wonderful Nights of BriUmnt ' Sparkling Scenes on Wheels. TUESDAY AND MTRDNESDAY NEXT. TUESDAY AND M'EDINESDAY NEX . DON’T MISS THIS! DON’T MISS THIS! Most Gorgeous Sight Ever Witnessed. Comical Characters of Every Kind. Competitors from all parts of Dominion. THE LARGEST ENTRIES EVER! nW, TN PRIZES! X5O IN PRIZES! -£5O Book your Seats early, otherwise you may not get in. Doors open at 7.15. All Skaters in Fancy Dress must enter by tho Side Entrance. Booking Office at the Rink. Prices 2s. 6d.; Reserves!, 3s. Only a limited number of seats.

EXHIBITIONS. A DOMINION EXPOSITION 1 OF VOCATIONAL WORK AND HOME INDUSTRIES Bv RETURNED DISABLED SOLDIERS will bo held at the TRENTHAM MILITARY CAMP, on OCTOBER 4 and 5, 1921 Doors open 2.30 p.m. Admission (id.; Children from For schedule and further particulars, apply Hon. Secretary, Trentham Military Hospital.