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Press, Volume C, Issue 29498, 27 April 1961, Page 1

i AMUStMEHTS I ON STAGE TONIGHT 8 p.m. NIEDZIELSKI NIEDZIELSKI NIEDZIELSKI NIEDZIELSKI NIEDZIELSKI Second and Final Concert PROGRAMME: Arabesques, op. 18, Schumann Carnaval, op. 9, Schumann Mazurka C sharp minor, op. 6, No 2, Chopin Nocturne C Minor, op. 48, No. 1. Chopin First Scherzo B minor, op. 20. Chopin Waltz in E minor (Posthumous) , Chopin Alborada del Gracioso, Ravel Ritual Fire Dance Manuel de Falla Suburbs Federico Mompou < 1 The Street, the Guitarist ‘ and an old horse. 2 The little girls in the garden. 3 Noises in the Street. 4 The little blind girl. 5 The Man with Aristo. ■ Sonata in B minor Liszt MAJESTIC Box Office Opens 10 a.m. 1 Prices: 15/4, 10/4, 5/4 ‘ Direction: R. J. Kerridge. H, J. Kerridge Has Pleasure ] in Presenting TODD TODD TODD DUNCAN DUNCAN DUNCAN In a Triumphant Return to New Zealand MAJESTIC Saturday, May 6, Tuesday, May 9, THE CRITICS SAY: “Duncan, through an almost religious devotion to his art, • has brought it to a peak of ' perfection that is attained J only by the top few singers. * It is two seasons since he last sang nere. In that length of time the listener often is disappointed in the reality as compared with the memory of i a splendid evening. With DunI can the reality was superbly finer than the remembrance.” Detroit Free Press “Duncan has a great voice. He is a singer of songs who adds notable interpretative resource to his vocal gifts and attainments.” —Washington Times-Herald “Perfect singing where sense and speech and song are one.” —Toronto Telegram “Success without precedent in this country.” —Le Soir Port au Prince ’ “Not since Lehmann had > Melbourne heard such sin- ’ i cerity in singing, not since Flagstad such music in every note, not since Tibbett such I true drama in a voice.” —Australasian Post “A powerful baritone. Unquestionably one of the great 1 voices of the day.” --London Daily Telegraph ; “The audience was mad with enthusiasm. He is ■worthy of comparison with Chaliapin.” —Natimenal Tidente, Copenhagen Postal Preferential Bookings Ar? now being accepted and should be clearly addressed, “TODD DUNCAN BOOKINGS,” MAJESTIC THEATRE, P.O. BOX 2613, ' CHRISTCHURCH. > Please remit 15/3 for each seat with stamped - self--addressed envelope. Please i state clearly for which per- ■ I formance seats are required, i ' Kindly add exchange to ■ | country cheques which should 1 ibe made payable Majestic 1 i Theatre. 1 . ] J H i • ; BE WISE ! ! i i i ■ I 1 BAG A BAG A BAG A i ! 1 CAPPING MAG 1 CAPPING MAG | CAPPING MAG i 1 ] 1 1 EARLY TOMORROW J i i ! ’ 1 • Capping Mag Sells In ! ; Christchurch Tomorrow j Morning. i i i . Also Timaru, Greymouth ’ i and Westport Today i ] ■ I THE CANTERBURY SOCIETY J OF ARTS 11 EIGHTY-FIRST ' 1 ANNUAL AUTUMN ! EXHIBITION J EXHIBITION EXHIBITION 1 OPEN OPEN OPEN EXHIBITION HOURS: ' Mondays to Saturdays, j 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. Sundays, 2 to 430 p m. j EVENING HOURS: j J Mondays to Saturdays, 1 7.30 to 9.30 pm. 9780 1 1 . . i i CORNS Quickly Relieved by 1 i using Iggo's Corn Solvent 1 ils 6d bottle. Iggo (Chemists), : 1 Ltd. JO5 Cashel street. 2542