The Pianola, just introduced to Greymouth by the Dresden Piano Coy, aroused interest yesterday afternoon and evening. Some of our local musicians were greatly astonished at the perfect rendering of such works as Liszt's rhapsodies, Mendelssohn's and Chopin's works and others of equal difficulty, the technique, perfect light and shade, and the absolute perfection attained being beyond all expectation. Those who have not had the opportunity to learn, or are too busy to spare the time necessary to become good performers, the Pianola will prove a boon; the selection of music is kept right up to date, and includes sacred, secular, dance, operatic and classical music, accompaniments to songs, and various instrumental solos, etc, so that an unlimited repertoire is at command. Mr Bobertshaw, the Coy's represensative will be in attendance at Messrs Easson and Coy's warehouso to-night, and we recommend a visit to prove that what is claimed for the instrument is a solid fact, vouched for by such artists as Paderewski, Emile Sauer, Herr Benno Scherek, and others.
For continuation of news see fourth page # \ P E R A HOUSE.) Manager ... ... Mb Jambs R. Bapty Under the patronage, and in the presence of His Worship the Mayor and leading citizens. GRAND HOLIDAY ATTRACTION! The Greatest Event in the Theatrical History of the West Coast. For Fiye Nights Only!!! Commencing SATURDAY, DEC. 28th. First Appearance in Greymouth of the brilliant yomag American actress, Miss Janet Waldorf, Supported by Me. Noevai Macoeegoe and a strong company of twentytwo Metropolitan Artists. TO-NIGHT. TO-NIGHT. Grand Opening Bill— Shakespeare's Glorious Comedy, " AMTOU LIKE IT." To be'followed by •• Camilla," " Ingomar," "The Lady of Lyons," and " Romeo and Juliet." Special Scenery by '' Alta." Musical Director—Mr Harold Campbell. Stage Direotoress—A. Dow Currier. Prices—4/-, 3/-, and 2/-. Dress Circle and Stalls day sales may be obtained at Perkins. HARCUS PLIMMEB, Representative for Miss Waldorf.
NOTICE. TO give our country clients and others an opportuni'y to inspect our splendid new premises upon Richmond Quay, it is our intention to keep open during the Xmas week until nine o'clock every night except upon holidays. Oar new departments, the Fancy Goods and Tea Rooms will also be open. J. W, EASSON & CO.
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Greymouth Evening Star, Volume XXXI, 28 December 1901, Page 3
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