South Island Season
; Y now many thousands of North Island radio listeners will have heard broadcasts of performancés by the International Grand Opera Company during the first half of its tour of New Zealand. The South Island broacMsts, at the time of going to press, had been arranged as follows: Christchurch: Wednesday, April 20, Tosca. Friday, April 22, Madame Butterfly. Saturday, April 23, La Boheme. Tuesday, April 26, Aida.
Wednesday, April 27, Manon. Friday, April 29, Rigoletto. Saturday, April 30, JJ Trovatore. Monday, May 2, Faust. Timaru: ‘Tuesday, ae ¥ ‘3, Madame Butterfly. Wednesday, May 4, Ry Boheme. Dunedin: Thursday, May 5, Madame Butterfly. Saturday, May 7, La ‘Boheme. Monday, May 9, Aida. Tuesday, May 10, Tosca. Thursday, May 12, Rigoletto. Saturday, May 14, Manon. — . Invercargill: Monday, May 16, Madame Butterfly. Tuesday, May 17, The Barber of Seville. Wednesday, May 18, La Boheme.
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New Zealand Listener, Volume 20, Issue 508, 18 March 1949, Page 19
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142South Island Season New Zealand Listener, Volume 20, Issue 508, 18 March 1949, Page 19
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