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Sun (Auckland), Volume II, Issue 394, 30 June 1928, Page 14

The C©HEN§ & BQSHILYS AEE CO MING S “Weep No More My Lady— 99 The Cohens and Kellys are on their way! St Next Week the Two Greatest Funny Bone Ticklers Will Arrive at the Princess & Tivoli

The Bohemian Orchestra 70 Performers Conductor: COHN MUSTON, Leader: EDITH WHITELAW, L.R.A.M. L.R.A.M. TOWN HALL Thursday Next, July 5 THE ORCHESTRA WILL PLAY—"Malsguena," Moszkowski; “Dance of the Hours," Ponchielli; “Enigma," Elgar (Ist performance); “Welch Rhapsodie," German. THE JUVENILE VIOLIN CHOIR (40 PERFORMERS), WILL PLAY — “Aid on G String," Bach; Ist Movement from “Violin Concerto. No. 1," Bach; “Herjre Kati," Hubay; “Cavatina." Raff. (With Orchestral Accompaniment.) MISS MOLLY WRIGHT WILL PLAY 'CELLO SOLO — “Variations," Boellmann. MR. LAWRENCE NORTH WILL SING — “Si vous L'Aviez Compris," L. Denza. (With Violin Obbligato, Miss E. Whit-law.) “Onaway, Awake Beloved." Cowen. 11/3 —Enrol Now —11/3 (Two Tickets for each of three Concerts.) NO TAX. Plan Opens at the E. and F. Box Office, 191 Queen Street. At 7.30 a.m., TUESDAY, JULY 3. W. J. CADDELL, Hon. Secretary. DANCING. TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN MORROW'S POPULAR ORCHESTRA Open for Engagement. Gladstone Road, Parnell. GRAFTON LIBRARY HALL, MOUNT EDEN ROAD. Tuesday, 3rd July AT 8 P.M. MISS LOTTIE VICKERY Pianiste. (Pupil of Madame Annie Morris). Assisting Artists: MISS MYRA MONK, Vocalist. MISS BETH HADDON, Elocutionist. (Pupil of Mrs. Arthur Griffiths). Tickets, 2s. Students, Is. SHOWS AUCKLAND Wmter Exhibition Central Wharf Sheds 11th to 21st July, 1928 10 Big Days 10 Big Nights Bigger—Brighter — Better THAN EVER Great Display of N.Z.’s Primary and Secondary Industries. Hosts of Fun—Free Pictures—Free Concerts Highland Dancing BaKet Dancing. Dairy Cattle —Roots and Fruit Displays— District Courts. Cheap Railway Excursions. ADULTS, Is. CHILDREN, 6d. School Children in Parties Free.