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Sun (Auckland), Volume II, Issue 476, 4 October 1928, Page 14

AMUSEMLKTS. FAREWELL NIGHT OF OPERA SATURDAY NEXT. All the Grand (Upper) Circle Seats Sold Out, but plenty of Dress Circle and Orchestra Stalls Seats Available. LAST THREE DAYS OF THE OPERA. §>L Jamrs’ alrratrr (The Theatre Perfect). Proprietors: JOHN FULLER AND SONS. LTD. TO-NIGHT at 8 O'CLOCK SHARP. Sir Benjamin and Mr. John Fuller present their Greatest Operatic Enterprise. THE FULLBR-GONSALEZ ITALIAN GRAND OFBBA COMPANY. In their Last Performance of “ LUCIA DI LAMMERMOOR” WITH . OLGA POLETTI, MATILDA PFRIMMER. ALLESSANDRO ROTA. LEFFO SCAMU2ZI. ANTONIO ALFIERI, and C. GISLON. LAST APPEARANCE OF AND FAREWELL TO OLGA POLETTI. Followed by FRIDAY, OCTOBER 5. “Lohengrin.” commencing at 7.30 sharp Farewell to Margherita Flor). SATURDAY, OCTOBER 6. Matinee, “Carmen” (Farewell to Nina Algozino and Maria Henkina). Evening, “Un Ballo in Maschera" (Farewell to Rosita Silvestri, and Grand Farewell Night). COMMON-SENSE PRICES DRESS CiRCLE and ORCHESTRAL STALLS (Resvd.), Bs. PLUS TAX. STALLS. ss. Plus Tax. GRAND CIRCLE. 3s. Plus Tax. Box Plan, at St. James Theatre. GRAND CIRCLE BOOKING. — The Box Plan for the Grand Circle is open for To-night's Opera, “Lucia,” and for “Lohengrin.” NOTICE. — Always plenty of 5s Seats sold at Theatre from 7 o’clock.

FROM THE SUBLIME TO THE RIDICULOUS RETURN OF POPULAR REVUE. ST. JAMES THEATRE (Proprietors: JOHN FULLER AND SONS, LTD.) Monday Night Next commencing at 8 o'clock Sir Benjamin and Mr. John Fuller have pleasure in presenting— NAT PHILLIPS WHIRLIGIGS The greatest of all Laughing Shows, featuring the STIFFY AND MO OF E REVUES. A Strong Cast of Favourites, including THE CHARLESTON SYMPHONIE SIX The Daddy of All Jazz Bands. PRICES: 3s, 2s, Is. Plus Tax. Box Plans Now Open at St. James Theatre Booking Office. Grand Circle Seats can only be booked for Monday Night (Price 1s 1d), and Saturday, October, 13 (Price 1s 6d). Have You Seen Rotorua? TAKE A RAILWAY OPPORTUNITY Thousands of the world's tourists have travelled thousands of miles to see New Zealand’s Thermal Wonderland, which is larger and more marvellous than America's Yellowstone Park. The Railway Department helps New Zealanders to cut the cost of a trip to Rotorua. Examples of return rail fares to Rotorua Ist class 2nd class From Auckland £2/12/10 £l/16/Wellington (Thorndon)£6/11/4 £4/9/6