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Dominion, Volume 15, Issue 3, 28 September 1921, Page 7

AMUSEMENTS. FAREWELL TO MISCHA LEVITSKI. FAREWELL TO MISCHA LEVITSKIUnquestionably This Generation’s Greatest Pianist. This Generation’s Greatest Pianist. l To say that the triumph achieved last night by MISCHA LEVITZKI surpassed, that which he won by his wonderful genius on Saturday evening would be putting it mildly. It is really impossible to , adequately describe the scenes of enthusiasm which followed each of his efforts. After the final number on the programme, MISCHA BEVITIZKI responded with no fewer than.' three encores, and then the audience rose from r their seats and cheered him agnin and again. Afterwards hundreds rushed the stage door, and hysterical scenes of enthusiasm wore witnessed as he drove away in his motor-car. FINAL RECITAL. There is no doubt that the present visit of MISCHA LEVITZKI could be •' successfully extended for an indefinite period, but unfortunately circumstances will'prevent this from happening. Therefore, the final recital will take place TOMORROW (THURSDAY) NIGHT, when tho famous pianist will) presept that pro-», gramme which electrified over three thousand people in the Sydney. Town Hall on hie last historical appearance in th'at city. IJt O W <N 1 H A L L DIRECTION ... J. AND N. TAIT. ’ i Manager ... John Farrell. v FAREWELL TO LEVITZKI. s You will never hear his like again. TO-MORROW NIGHT, TO-MORROW’ (THURSDAY) NIGHT. TO-MORROW (THURSDAY) NIGHT, FOR 'THE LAST TIME, FOR TEE LAST TIME, Messrs. J. and N. Tait present LEVITZKI LEVITZKI LEVITZKI MISCHA LEVITZKI' MISCHA LEVITZKI LEVITZKI LEVITZKI THE GREATEST LIVING PIANIST. , PROGRAMME FOR FINAL 1. Sonata, A Major (in one movement) Scarlatti 2. Andante Favori, F Major, No. 35 Beethoven 3. Sonata in C Major (Waldstein), 0p.'53 Beethoven 4. (a) Des Abends (At Even’) Schumann (b) Aufschwung (Soaring) Schumann 5. (a) Nocturne in F Minor, Op. 55. No. 1 (b) Etude F. Major. Op. 25. No. 3 • , (c) AValtz G Flat Major, Op. 70, No. 1 ’ (d) Ballade .A Flat Major, Op. 47 ’ Chopin ' 6. (a) Invocation and Faith' Levitzki] 7. (b) Waltz, G Sharp Minor Levitzki 8. Waltz in D ' Stojowski ■ 9. Rhapsody, No. 12, Liszt Patrons are requested to -note that the Doors will remain closed during the ’ playing of each number. V y 4 BOX PLANS AT THE BRISTOL. DAY SALES at Ned Perry’s. Prices of Admission—Reserved Seats. 10s. and 7s. 6d.; Unreserved beats, ss. afld 3s. All prices plus tax.

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Z SPORTING, WAVERLEY-WATTOTARA RACINGCLUB. • ANNUAL RACE MEETING, To bo held on the WAVERLEY RACECOURSE, " OCTOBER 24, 1921. , Entries for all events at the ■ above Meeting, CLOSE with the. Secretary, Waverley, at 8 p.m. on. THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 29. For Programme eee “Referee." ' , W. MACFAELANE, Secretary. Box 14, ’Phono 85, Waverley. 1 •> t ■— —

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