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Wairarapa Times-Age, 8 March 1941, Page 2

TONIGHT! ■ ' ? <U' TONIGHT! TONIGHT! t ; OPERA HOUSE! IB ■•» >< JF ; OPERA HOUSE! W ~ , Jgl OPERA HOUSE! . 1 8 o’clock! |GL 4?' .8 o’clock! \ ■/.#'*/ S 0 clock! MISS JOSE HOSKING ' BAND of the ROYAL NEW ZEALAND AIR FORCE! BAND of the ROYAL NEW ZEALAND AIR FORCE! BAND of the ROYAL NEW ZEALAND AIR FORCE! ■» i GRAND CONCERT! 58 PLAYERS gj £ SURE and SEE, and HEAR, this wonderful combination. 58 They are GREAT, they are BEAUTIFUL, they are DIFFER58 PLAYERS ENT to the ordiary Brass Band. 58 PLAYERS J 58 PLAYERS 58 players WATCH THE DRUMMERS. 58 PLAYERS, WATCH THE DRUMMERS. 58 PLAYERS* 58 players They are SKILFUL g pLaylrs They are FASCINATING S POWERS They are CLEVER 58 PLAYERS 58 PLAYERS , , . 58 PLAYERS Their Attack is decided and with emphasis. 58 PLAYERS Their Precision is. like clock-work. 58 PLAYERS Their Intonation is harmonious. 58 PLAYERS Their Tune is concordant. 58 PLAYERS Their Balance is the essence of evenness. 58 PLAYERS Their Tempos are accurate. 58 PLAYERS Their Interpretations are rational. 58 PLAYERS Their Artistry is magnificent. 58 PLAYERS Their Ensemble Work is the embodiment of tone and beauty. no dl'avprq THE BAND of the ROYAL N.Z. AIR FORCE is the most marvellous, refined and 58 PLAYERS artistic band ever introduced to a New Zealand audience. 5« Y The above is a summary of the opinions of Musical Critics from all pails 3 New g ADMISSION: 3/-, 2/-, I/-. TOMORROW! TOMORROW! TOMORROW 7 ! TOMORROW! MASTERTON PARK REGENT THEATRE At 8.30 p.m. At 3 m ■' CONCERT! BAND of the ROYAL N.Z. AIR FORCE BAND of the ROYAL N.Z. AIR FORCE VUNUIKI - BAND of the ROYAL N.Z. AIR FORCE CONCERT! THE BAND will assemble at the Regent Theatre at By Permission, and in the presence of the Minister 1 2.30, and march to the Park headed by the Master- of Defence—HON F. JONES. MW® T.^ortaTjonoX 1 ENTIRELY DIFFERENT PROGRAMME which the Band will present a— THE F j RST PRESENTATION IN MASTERTON of the FAMOUS MARCHING DISPLAY , -- . , MARCHING DISPLAY Maori Rhapsody marching display Maori Rhapsody The equal of which has NEVER BEFORE been Maori Rhapsody witnessed in Masterton! An , LEW JONES HF AR THEY ARE WONDERFUL I THE BAND at its BEST, in the THEATRE OF THEY ARE MAGNIFICENT renowned acoustics! THEY ARE THE BEST BAND Thl °cho!r PLAYERS FVFEH THE SOLOISTS OF DISTINCTION! IL V JLjilY* CONDUCTOR: Flight-Lieutenant H. Gladstone Hill. Director of Music, R.N.Z.A.F. and then Queens of the Carnival Will be Presented to the HON F. JONES. POPULAR MUSICAL PROGRAMME! LOOK for Box Plan Booth— ADMISSION: Gate 1/-, Stand 1/-, At THE PARK, Sunday Afternoon! School Children, 6d. RESERVES 3/-; Other Seats 2/-, 1/-. CHILDREN! CHILDREN! "CHUCKLES WITH JERRY" TONIGHT, at 6.45 to 7.15 p.m. DOORS OPEN AT 6.20.) OPERA HOUSE OPERA HOUSE THE FIRST PERFORMANCE IN MASTERTON OF THESE FAMOUS RADIO STARS, assisted by the BAND OF THE ROYAL NEW ZEALAND AIR FORCE in Special Music of Interest to Children. A MAGICIAN WILL ALSO ENTERTAIN! Admission 6d — — Children Only. (JERRY APPEARS ALSO in the OPERA HOUSE at 8, and Later at THE DANCE.) MONSTER DANCE TONIGHT THE BIG DANCE OF THE CARNIVAL! The Air Force Bandsmen will be the Guests of Air Force Queen.) (Dress is Optional.)