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Sun (Auckland), Volume II, Issue 430, 11 August 1928, Page 16

His Majesty's Theatre NEXT WEDNESDAY and THURSDAY AUGUST 15 AND 16, AT 8 P.M. TWO NIGHTS ONLY “THE GOOSE GIRL” Sir Alfred Scott-Gatty’s English Musical Comedy. BRILLIANTLY PRODUCED By THE PATRICIAN AMATEUR OPERATIC SOCIETY (Incorporating St. Patrick’s Cathedral Choir) of EIGHTY PERFORMERS PRICES: ss, 3s, 2s (no tax) an and Sales at Lewis Eady, Ltd., Box PI;

Town Hall Concert Chamber Tuesday, Aug. 21 AT 8 P.M. SECOND SONG RECITAL MISS BEATRICE ELLIOTT Of Her First Recital, our own critic said, “Not only in her voice, but also in her artistry and technique, is the benefit of her Continental training reflected. Her voice is a rich, dramatic soprano, and it was used with considerable artistry in a programme of songs which covered a wide field of vocal art, etc., etc., MISS BEATRICE ELLIOTT WILL GIVE HER SECOND RECITAL AT THE Town Hall Concert Chamber ON Tuesday, Aug. 21 Box Plans at Lewis Eady, Ltd. PRICES : 4s and 2s 6d (NO TAX). Clym Edgares Publicity. j JA JAS JASP JASPE JASPER ! Yes ! Once again friend Jasper has been Cald —erway (ha, ha, Joke over) from his usual work to get on the other end of the baton at next Wednesday’s Community Sing. When Jasper gets on the warpath with the baton, things move, believe JASPER TO LEAD NEXT WEDNESDAY’S COMMUNITY SINGING STRAND THEATRE, 12.30 to 1.30. Roll up for a good old lunch hour’s “lung expander’’—There’s nothing like a lively sing to make life worth twice as much. Be happy and Joyous—get that “Jasper” feeling at next Wednesday’s Sing. Chairman : MR. E. C. CUTTEN. Pianiste: Mrs. Barrington Snow. All proceeds go to unendowed charity, so please give generously. Admission and Song Books Free. Final Sing of Season at Town Hall, Sept. 11, at night. Keep the Evening Clear. MANCHESTER UNITY ODDFELLOWS. AUCKLAND DISTRICT. The District Half-yearly Lectures will be delivered in the Manchester Unity Building, corner Victoria and Hobson Streets, on Wednesday, 15th August, 1928, at 8 p.m. All Past Officers of the Order are cordially invited to attend. Regalia. JOHN McLEOD, District Secretary.

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A fair, sale of work, and tug of war competition is being held in the St. Benedict’s Hall to-day. There will be novel side-shows, and many leading teams are competing in the tug of war. The fair is being organised by the Ponsonby Catholic Tennis Club. J i