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Dominion, Volume 15, Issue 1, 26 September 1921, Page 7

AMUSEMENTS. LEVITZKI’S GREAT TRIUMPH! WELLINGTONIANS AROUSED TO GREAT ENTHUSTAM. WELLINGTON DOES NOT GENERALLY BECOME GREAT!,Y EXCITED WHEN THE ADVENT OF A WORLD-FAMOUS ARTTST IS ANNOUNCED. NOR IS IT NOTED FOR. .LOUDLY EXHIBITING ITS APPRECIATION WHEN PI,EASED BY THE ARTTST. THAT BEING COMMON KNOWLEDGE. THEN THE WONDERFUL ENTHUSIASM DISPLAYED BY A LARGE AUDIENCE AT THE TOWN HALL ON SATURDAY NIGHT DURING THE PROGRESS AND AT THE CLOSE OF THE PIANO RECITAL OF MISCHA LEVITZKI MUST BE MARKED DOWN AS THE MOST MEMORABLE OCCASION IN THE MUSICAL HISTORY OF THIS CITY. THE AUDIENCE CHEERS LEVITZKI. ■AT THE CLOSE OF THE RECTTATJ AFTER LEVTTZKT HAD PRESENTED SEVERAL ENCORES. THE ENTHUSIASM OF THE AUDIENCE KNEW NO BOUNDS. AND IT STOOD UP EN MASSE AND CHEERED THE BRILLIANT YOUNG PIANIST. UNQUESTIONABLY THE GREATEST WHO HAS YET VISITED WELLINGTON. AGAIN AND AGAIN. AFTERWARDS LARGE CROWDS WATTED TO CHEER AND BESTOW OTHER MARKED DEMONSTRATIONS OF appreciation UPON MTSCHA LEVITZKI AS HE ENTERED HIS MOTOR-CAR. MISCHA LEVITZKI, THROUGH HIS WONDERFUL GENIUS PRESENTS THE VERY SOUTH OT THE GREATEST COMPOSERS WHOSE MUSIC HE INTERPRETS. IT IS NOT 'NECESSARY YOU SHOULD BE A MUSICAL STUDENT TO APPRECIATE THE GREATNESS OF LEVITZKI BECAUSE THE SIMPLICITY WITH WHICH HE EXTRACTS FRO 1 ! THE PIANO THE INSPIRATIONS OF THF, MASTERS STTpq THE EMOTIONS OF THE MOST UNMUSICAL PERSON. TO THE STUDENT. HOWEVER, HE MAKES A SPECIAL APPEAL: HIS TEOrrNTOTTE AND HIS TEMPERAMENT MOVED THEM ON SATURDAY NIGHT TO A STATE OF HYSTERICAL ENTHUSIASM.

moWN HAL L. Direction J. nnd N. Tait. Manager ... John Farrell. LEVITZKI CREATES A SENSATION! UNQUESTIONABLY THE WORLD’S GREATEST PIANIST. SECOND RECITAL. TOMORROW (TUESDAY) NIGHT TO-MORROW (TUESDAY) NIGHT 5 TO-MORROW (TUESDAY) NIGHT I At 8 sharp. Messrs. J. and N. Tait present LEVITZKI I LEVITZKI LEVITZKI MISCHA LEVITZKI MISCHA LEVITZKI I LEVITZKI . LEVITZKI I THE GREATEST OF LIVING PIANISTS, Who on Saturday night was accorded the most wonderful reception y®t known in tha musical history of Wellington. TO-MORROW EVENING’S PROGRAMME: 1; Organ Prelude and Fugue, A Minor Bach-Liszt Gavotte L ; Gluck-Brahms Etudes Symphoniques, Op. 13 Schumann. (En Formes des Variations.) 2. (a) Nocturne, C Miner, (b) Etude, C. (c) Etude, D Flat. (d) Mazurka. A Flat, (e) Waltz, A Flat, Op. 34. No. 1 i Chopin 3. (a) Music of the Spheres, (b) Boisterous Party (from- op. 18) Dohnanyi (ci Valse, A Major Levitzki (d) Concert Arabesques on Themes of . the Blue Danube Waltz hy Strauss ! Schulz-Evler

Patrons are requested to note that the Doors will remain closed during tho playing of each number. BOX PLANS* AT THE - BRISTOL. DAY SALES at Ned Perry's. Prices of Admission.—Reserved Seats, 1 10s. and..7s. 6d.; Unreserved Seats, sg. and Bs. 'All prices plus tax. I —— FINAL LEVITZKI CONCERT, FINAL LEVITZKI CONCERT, THURSDAY EVENING. THURSDAY EVENING. ’ COME! PUT ALL ELSE ASIDE. PUT ALL ELSE ASIDE. PUT ALL ELSE-ASIDE. TWO BIG NIGHTS. TWO GREAT NIGHTS. WHAT A GORGEOUS THING! x TO-MORROW NIGHT ' TO-MORROW NIGHT . - TO-MORROW NIGHT TO-MORROW NIGHT • sAnd ' s WEDNESDAY NIGHT , WEDNESDAY-NIGHT WEDNESDAY, NIGHT AT THE fIOLOSSEUM ’• ROLLER RINK, Colosseum roller. rink, VIVIAN STREET. HUGE HUGE SKATING CARNIVAL, T SKATING CARNIVAL, SKATING CARNIVAL, 'MASQUERADE, MASQUERADE. FANCY POSTER, AND EVENING FANCY POSTER. AND EVENING FANCY POSTER. AND EVENING DRESS CARNIVAL. DRESS CARNIVAL. DRESS CARNIVAJ,. THE LARGEST. BRIGHTEST, AND BEST EVER WITNESSED IN THE DOMINION. BUT LISTEN! Come and See the Magnificent Costumes. Come and See the Fliers on Wheels. Come and See the Championship Race. Chme and See tho Hurdlers. Come and See tho Waltzes. Como and See the Two-steppers. Como and Seo the Comical Characters. AMUSEMENTS FOR ALL? 'BUT WITHOUT ALL THESE There is the Grand March at 8 p.m., which is worth seeing alone. AND THEN YOU HAVE A BAND OF SPECIALLY SELECTED MUSIC. I TELL YOU IT’S GOOD. ' Don’t Miss It. Don’t Miss It. IT’S YOUR ONLY CHANCE. IT’S YOUR ONLY CHANCE, f. NEARLY FORGOT—THERE’S A CONFETTI BATTLE. THERE’S A CONFETTI BATTLE. Confetti on Sale nt the Rink. BOOK YOUR SEATS EARLY. THERE IS ONTY A LIMITED - , NUMBER, I wish there were mhre. BOX PLAN AT THE SKATING RINK. PRICES: ?-s. 6d.. Reserve 3s. DOORS OPEN 7.15 n.m. COMPETITORS’ ENTRANCE SIDE DOOR AT 7 p.m. ( MOTORS 10.45 n.m. A. L. POWER, Manager. Q.RAND CONCERT AND DANCE. TOWN HALL (CONCERT CHAMBER)., TO-NIGHT. MONDAY. SEPTEMBER 26, At 8 o'clock. BRAUND’S ORCHESTRA. Refreshments Provided.' Tickets —Double. 55.; Gentlemsti. 35.; Indies, 2s. Obtainable nt “The Truth Centre.” 80 Willis Street (over Wallaco and Gibson’s), or nt door. Principal, Mr. Vivian 11. R. Deacon. TSLAND HAY GARDEN FETE -Island bay garden fete To bo Continued THIS AFTERNOON by special request, at "The Pines." Railway Trips, Punch and Judy Shows, Music, Boating to the Island, etc. HENRY A. MACKAY. Organtear.