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Sun (Auckland), Volume II, Issue 466, 22 September 1928, Page 14

PLEASE NOTE:— Seats are available for Dress Circle, Orchestra Stalls, and Grand Circle, for UN BALLO IN MASCHERA" and “CARMEN BE WISE AND BOOK NOW TO-NIGHT at 8 p.m. SHARP. Sir Benjamin and Mr. John Fuller present their Greatest Operatic Enterprise THE FULLER-GONSALEZ ITALIAN GRAND OPERA COMPANY. In Rossini’s Comedy Opera, “ THE BARBER OF SEVILLE ” WITH OLGA POLETTI. MATILDA PFKIMMER. ALESSANDRO KOTA. VICLEFFO SCAMUZZI (as the Barber), ERNESTO FUMAGALLI, and ANTONIO ALFIERI. From the “STAR” (Auckland) 21/9/28: “Scamuzzi triumphs as Figaro The orchestra graphically presented the storm music.” THE SUN (21/9/28) “Foletti rose to brilliant heights.” HERALD ( 21/9/28): “The Barber, Figaro, most picturesque of buffoons, came to life in gay, abandoned colours at the magic touch of Scamuzzi Rare comedy-acting added to the brilliance of the evening.” And for the Next Week’s Programme, the following Operas: MONDAY, SEPT. 24. “Un Ballo in Maschera.” TUESDAY, SEPT. 25. “Carmen.” WEDNESDAY, SEPT. 26. “Norma” (Matinee) (Final Performance), “Rigoletto” (Evening), (Final Performance). THURSDAY, SEPT. 27. — “Mignon.” FRIDAY, SEPT. 28. “II Trovatore” (Final Performance). SATURDAY. SEPT. 29 “Barber of Seville” (Matinee). (Final Performance). “Carmen” (Evening). COMMON-SENSE PRICES DRESS CIRCLE and ORCHESTRAL STALLS (Resvd.), Bs, PLUS TAX. STALLS, ss, Plus Tax. GRAND CIRCLE, 3s, Plus Tax. The D.C. and O.S. Box Plan for the whole of the performances announced above is now open at the Theatre Booking Office. GRAND CIRCLE BOOKING.— The Box Plan for the Grand Circle is now open for “Rigoletto,” and will be open on MONDAY for “Mignon.” All Plans open at 8 a.m. Grand Circle Patrons will not be allowed to book more than ten seats for each Opera at a time up till 9 a.m., after which any number of seats may be booked. NOTICE. — 5s Seats cannot be booked; always plenty of latter price seats sold at Theatre from 7 o’clock.

y °' t *ND i AE 30 C '" AUCKLAND AERO CLUB BALL PARKING The Auckland City Council permit parking in the following streets: Alexander Street. Wakefield Street. Grey Avenue. Cook Street. also, Civic Square. WORKERS —Hear HON. SIMON L. HICKEY. M.L.C., of New South Wales speak at Strand Theatre, Sunday, 30th September, at 8.15 p.m. POPPYLAND BAZAAR St. Matthew’s Hall, 2 p.m. to 11 p.m. BEAUTIFULLY ILLUMINATED. THIS EVENING Pupils of Miss Cecil Hall will give a display of Fancy Dancing. ADMISSlON N.Z. OLD COLONISTS’ ASSOCIATION Patron: HIS EXCELLENCY the GOVERNORGENERAL. Vice-Patron: HIS WORSHIP THE MAYOR. ANNUAL REUNION, OCT. 10, 1928. NOTICE TO MEMBERS: CHANGE OF ADDRESS. —Members having changed their postal addresses during the past TWO YEARS are requested to notify the Hon. Secretary at once, as invitations will be issued shortly. NEW MEMBERS. — All New Zealand Colonists of 50 years standing and upwards are invited to Join the Association. Registration Free. Membership Badges, 5s each. Full information from— S. COLDICUTT, Hon. Secretary. 6 Hellaby’s Bldgs. (Opp. G.P.0.) Queen St. CITY OF AUCKLAND ORGAN RECITAL There will be in the Town Evening, 23rd no Organ Recital Hall on Sunday September, 1928. J. S. BRIGHAM, Town Clerk. AKARANA GOLF CLUB ART UNION PRIZES now on view in Island Window at Lewis Eady Ltd. UCKLAND INSTITUTE AND MUSEUM Anthropology and Maori Race Sectio ; A PUBLIC LECTURE will be given in ie University College Hall, Princes St., n MONDAY, Sept. 24, at 8 p.m.. by DRP. ELLISON. übject: "‘The Pre-European Medical and Surgical Knowledge of the Polynesian. V. F. FISHER. Hon. Secretary. WORKERS —Hear HON. SIMON LHICKEY. M.L.C., of New South Wales speak at Strand Theatre, Sunday, 30th September, at 8.15 p.m. 8 NAVY LEAGUE A BOOK EVENING A BOOK EVENING Will be held at the NAVY LEAGUE ROOMS. CUSTOMS STREET WEST. On MONDAY, SEPT. 24, at 7.30 p.m. All Members and Friends are Invited to come representing a Book. Members are requested to bring any Books or Magazines for distribution among the Seamen of Ships visiting the Port, for Lighthouses and for sending to the Islands. Supper Provided. Admission Free. JOHN ALEXANDER, President,