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Sun (Auckland), Volume II, Issue 384, 19 June 1928, Page 15

AMUSEMENTS. f Marvellous Moiseiwitsch ♦ TO-NIGHT (TUESDAY), ALSO THURSDAY (JUNE 2D. AND SATUR--5 DAY (JUNE 23). T Direction J. A. N. TAIT. | Town Hall, To-Night at S !f* J. AND N. TAIT Have the Honour to Announce the Second New Zealand Tour of the Most Popular Pianist of the Day BENNO J Ui ONE OF THE GREATEST LIVING MASTERS OF THE PIANOFORTE. WHO WILL AGAIN WIN ALL HEARTS BY HIS GLORIOUS PLAYING AND MAGIC PERSONALITY. Nearly five years have elapsed since Ber.no Moiseiwitsch began his last New Zealand season, when Record-Breaking Recitals were given. Since then he has played to enormous audiences practically in all parts of the world. Moiseiwitsch has enlarged his brilliant repertoire, chiefly by the THE OPENING PROGRAMME INCLUDES Impromptu in A Flat .. . Schubert Sonata Appassionata . . Beethoven Allegro Assai Andante Con Moto, Allegro Ma Non Troppo - Presto. La Cathedrale Engloutie . . Debussy Etude, F Sharp Major . . . Stravinsky Palmgren Moszkowsky Nocturne Scriabin Valse. G Flat Major ... Chopin Nocturne. F Sharp Major . . Chopin Ballade. A Flat Major Chopin Tannhauser Overture . Wagner-Liszt THREE GLORIOUS CONCERTS 5s AND 3s DAY SALE TICKETS FOR TO-NIGHT'S RECITAL ON SALE AT BOX OFFICE. TO-DAY PLANS NOW OPEN AT LEWIS EADY. LIMITED Reserved Seats, 7s 6d; Unreserved Seats, ss. 3s. 2s (Plus Tax). STUDENTS’ CONCESSIONS. In consequence of the great number of inquiries being made by Students early application should be made for the sptscial concession forms which may now be obtained at Lewis Eady, Limited. Direction J. and N. Tait Manager Arthur Tait

P*! 1 edwaßD A Fuller-Hayward Theatre. TWICE DAILY. At 2 p.m. TWICE DAILY. At 8 p.m. AN APOLOGY Is tendered by the Management, coupled with ARGUS, to the many hundreds who were unable to gain admission yesterday and intending patrons’ attention is called to the fact that Argus appears TWiCE DAILY and Special Booking Facilities are available. AI&GUS THE PROPHET. THE PROPHET. COME WITH YOUR WRITTEN QUESTIONS. Business. Mining Deals. Law. Crimes. Matrimony. Property. Missing Friends. Lost Articles. Sickness. ARGUS WILL ANSWER THEM ALL. GRAND PICTURE PROGRAMME Headed by ‘Beau Sabreur’ P. C. Wren’s Wonderful Story of the Foreign Legion. THE SEQUEL TO “BEAU GESTE.’' Ladies! Ladies! Special Matinee On Thursday Next When Questions of a Private Nature May be Asked. WI RELEsT E DEMONSTR ATION ON FRIDAY NEXT, When ARGUS will attempt the most Difficult Telepathic Tests Ever Attempted Prices as Usual, Plus Booking Fee of 6d.

Big Town Hall Direction - - HENRY HAYWARD Commencing Tuesday Next, June 26 And Also On THURSDAY AND SATURDAY June 28 and 30. And MONDAY. JULY 2. HENRY HAYWARD will present 4 —Brilliant Concerts —4 THE ILLUSTRIOUS IRISH ALFRED O’SHEA Unquestionably the Wonder - Singer of the 20th Century. All lovers of the true Tenor voice with supreme artistry will be enraptured with his singing. The name of Alfred O’Shea is blazoned in the annals of the musical history of London, Paris, Milan and all the great musical centres of music, and now he comes to New Zealand at the very zenith of his fame and full bloom of youthful manhood. A voice of golden richness, of crystal clarity, sympathetic and of mystical charm, it sways an audience from Joy to sadness and through the gamut of emotion. Alfred O’Shea Principal Tenor from the MelbaWilliamson Grand Opera Company, in which he shared the honours with Melba and Toti Daf Monte and repeated his triumphant successes on the Concert Platform. ALFRED O’SHEA “God Gave O'Shea a Perfect Voice.” —London "Observer.” “A great Tenor with the sorrow of Ireland and the Sunshine of Australia in his voice.” BOX PLANS OPEN THURSDAY MORNING. RESERVED SEATS, 6s (Plus Tax). REASONABLE PRICES: 6s, 4s, and 2s (plus Tax). Management: Du Chateau and Colville. Commences To-Morrow Great Double Star Programme Sessions—ll, 2,5, 8 No. I—COEINNE1 —COEINNE GKIFFITH IN “3 HOURS ” A BEAUTIFUL SOCIETY DRAMA No. 2—The King of all Athletes RICHAF.D TALMADGE IN “Doubling with Danger” To-morrow at the Hippodrome THE BIGGEST AND BEST PROGRAMME IN THE CITY

TEAOHEBB OF DANCINO. FRANK WOODRUFFE EXPERT INSTRUCTOR AND OLDTIME DANCE AUTHORITY. Special Jazz Course: 15s. 178 UPPER SYMONOS STREET. MISS DAPHNE KNIGHT Operatic, Character, Greek. Latest Ballroom Dancing, including The Yale Blues. STUDIO: 22 KHYBER PASS. Phone 41-423. TEACHERS OF MUSIC CYRIL WALSHE, Teacher of Piano, Theory, Singing and Commercial Subjects. Fees Moderate. Interviev/s by Appointment, or Phone 44-407. 23 KHYBER PASS (opp. Grafton Rd.).