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Dominion, Volume 15, Issue 2, 27 September 1921, Page 7

AMUSEMENTS. LEVITZKI’S WONDERFUL SUCCESS. Tho “Times" writes: Musical students were present at the Town Hall to hear a recital that was a galaxy of all the excellences of theme and theory, action and technique, phrasing and tone caste and delicacy, colour and equipoise, the polished reading of a great lyric poem of music by an artist on whoso shoulders the mantle of Paderewski has fallen while yet /only crossing the threshold of man’s estate. “The Dominion.” writes: As free from any mannerism or any taint of affectation as Harold Bauer or Leonard Berwick, his exquisite work at the keyboard is a fine blend of tho strength of the one and tho innate poetry of the other, illumined with a steady temperamental glow that spells individuality, personality, magnetism. It is this steady flame, allied to amazing delicacy of touch, superb tone, prodigious speed, and a ‘ very complete technique under the earnest command which compel admiration. These, it may be said, are tho virtues that any great pianist possesses, but in the case of the present visitor, they are associated with wonders ful depths and fine perspectives in interpretation which held one enthralled by their unexpected grace and beauty. The "Post” writes: Nothing could excel tho sensation of the success of .Levitzki’s introductory performance. First, ho is a player devoid of airs and graces, tricks and artifices; secondly, ho is no pianoforte “smasher," no matter how loudly a. given passage may require to be played; thirdly. - he plays from the heart as much an from the head; finally, he is a truly great and profoundly mncere artist with many yrars of life before him ere ho reaches the apex oi ms career. rpowN hall DIRECTION ... j. AND N. TAIT. Alanager ... John Farrell. THE WORLD HAS ACCLAIMED MISCHA LEVITZKI THIS GEN- . ERAHON’S GREATEST PIANIST. ■" SECOND RECITAL. TO-NTGUT . (TUESDAY) TO-NIGHT, TO-NIGHT (TUESDAY) TO-N.IGHT, At 8 sharp. Messrs. J. and N. Tait present LEVITZKI LEVITZKI LEVITZKI MISCHA LEVITZKI MISCHA LEVITZKI LEVITZKI LEVITZKI THE GREATEST OF LIVING PIANISTS, Who on l Saturday night was the most wonderful reception yet known in the musical history of Wellington. THIS EVENING’S PROGRAMME. 1. Organ Prelude and Fugue, A Minor Bach-Liszt Gavotte Gluck-Brahms Etudes Symphoniques,' Op. 13 Schumann (En Formes des Variations.') 2. (a) Nocturne, C Minor, (b) Etude, C. (c) Etude, D Flat. (d) Mazurka, A Flat, (e) Waltz, A Flat, Op. 34, No. 1 Chopin 3. (a) Afusic of the Spheres, (b) Boisterous Party (from bp. 13) Dohnanyi (cj Valse, A Major Levitzki (d) Concert Arabesques on Themes of the Blue Danube Waltz by Strauss Scirulz-Evler Patrons are requested to note that the Doors will remain closed during the playing of each number. BOX PLANS AT THE BRISTOL. DAY SALES at Ned Perry’s. .f Prices of Admission—Reserved Seats, 10s. and 7s. 6d.; Unreserved Seats, ss. and 3s. All prices plus tax.’ FINAL LEVITZKI CONCERT, FINAL LEVITZKI CONCERT, THURSDAY EVENING. THURSDAY EVENING. >

ALL WELLINGTON IS TALKING . ABOUT THIS GREAT ATTRACTION! TO-DAY, and 7.30. At QUEEN’S THEATRE. UEEN’S THEATRE. The Paramount-Cecil De Mille SuperProduction, , . "FORBIDDEN FRUIT," "FORBIDDEN FRUIT," "FORBIDDEN FRUIT,” "FORBIDDEN FRUIT,” / "FORBIDDEN FRUIT," ' "FORBIDDEN FRUIT,” "FORBIDDEN FRUIT," "FORBIDDEN FRUIT," "FORBIDDEN FRUIT," "FORBIDDEN FRUIT.” '"FORBIDDEN FRUIT." "FORBIDDEN FRUIT." "FORBIDDEN FRUIT." > "FORBIDDEN FRUIT." "FORBIDDEN FRUIT." Cecil B. de Mille’e Photo Dramatic Triumph. Replete with Absorbing Drama, Exquisite Costumes, and Gorgeous Settings. Also, LATEST- GAZETTE, COMEDY. And MATINEES ONLY, Episode 7 "KING OF THE CIRCUS." ’ Prices:—Night: Stalls, 1/1, 1/7, 2G ; D.C., 2/7. Matinee: 1/1, 2/1, 2/7. Children Half-price to Matinee only. No extra for Booking.

KING’S The Theatre that KING’S ING’S Sets the Standard. KING’S LOUISE GLAUM LOUISE GLAUM LOUISE GLAUM in "THE LEOPARD WOMAN" "THE LEOPARD WOMAN" "THE LEOPARD WOMAN” "THE LEOPARD WO2IAN" A story of tremendous thrill and powerful situations. HAROLD LLOYD In "HAND TO MOUTH” HARRY PHIPPS, Tenor, And KING’S GRAND ORCHESTRA. Plan, at the Bristol till 6, alQer 5 at the Theatre. ’Phone 22—212.

TTIVERYBODY’S, JCJVERYBODY’S, Continuous from 11 to 10. NAT GOULD’S NAT GOULD’S Great Racing Sensation, "A DEAD CERTAINTY" "A DEAD CERTAINTY" "A DEAD CERTAINTY" Excitement from start to finish. Usual Prices. 'Phone 50. SPORTING. WAVERLEY-WAITOTARA RACING CLUB. ANNUAL RACE MEETING, ! To be held on the WAVERLEY RACECOURSE, OCTOBER 24, 1921. ENTRIES FOR ALL EVENTS at the above Meeting, CLOSE with tho Secretary, Waverlev, at 8 p.m. on THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 29. For Programme see “Referee." W. MACFARLANE, Secretary. Box 14, ’Phone 35, Waverley.