THE CARANDINI CONCERTS.
The City Hall was again crowded last night with an enthusiastic audience, when this talented family gave another of their really charming and never-to-be-forgotten concerts. Among the many gems sang last evening we may mention " II Bacio," " Derinot Asthore," that exquisite duct " Trust Her Not," and " Home, Sweet Home;" this latter was charmingly renJered by Madame Caraudini. Of course Joe Small was at home in his character songs, and was provocative of much laughter. It may be some time before the Auckland public have the opportunity of hearing such singing as is now being rendered at the City Hall, and wo advise one and all to pay the Curandini Family a visit before they leave Auckland, which will be wo learn for a considerable time. Miss Fannies benefit is announced for next Wednesday. It is needless for us to again comment on this charming young lady's abilities, but meanwhile wo predict for and wish her a crowded house next Wednesday.
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Auckland Star, Volume I, Issue 162, 16 July 1870, Page 2
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163THE CARANDINI CONCERTS. Auckland Star, Volume I, Issue 162, 16 July 1870, Page 2
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