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Dominion, Volume 10, Issue 3118, 23 June 1917, Page 13

a Music erf the Allied Counfriei ■ ; \ J RUSSIA \ I "Dance of the Automatons," By Tachaikdwtky THIS is one of the most fanciful and fascinating numbers in Tschaikowsky's "Nutcracker Suite;" j] The droll spirit of humour that animates the music i has been admirably caught in the above drawing by Mr. {] Shepperson, the famous "Punch" artist. ( i At night-fall in a Russian toy-maker's shop the quaintly- [ t carved dolls conic to life and to the accompaniment of E l r toy instruments their rigid limbs relax into the movements [ ■ of an eccentric and characteristic dance. ■ | Ik] ' It is intensely interesting to interpret this little piece by [ |S . means of the 'Pianola' Piano; the exclusive expression ' [ $ devices enable you to give the fullest rein to your : imagina- [ S tion, and at the same time provide you with an exact guide E K to the composer's intentions. C I THE PIANOLA PIANO VI BRINGS ALL MUSIC TO YOUR HOME | EASY TERMS OF PAYMENT C I a visit to our showroom* ,-_^_^ ■-■-■ —^ jand learn how easily ' S~. ■ [] write for Catglps C. C u '—■■-' ' ■ 3 Sob Representative: [] I BAKER'S BUILDINGS . *~ | I '189-Feaflentmie Street, Weliifiilols | a ■ . ■ ■ ■ ■ y ■ ■■■ ■ -j

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