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FIRST CONCERT TO-NIGHT AT S THRILLS HUGE AUDIENCE AT TOWN HALL. “So young, so dreamful, but so old and fiery—Cherkassky at the Town Hall on Saturday night spoke to his great audience in the dazzling chromatic passages of Bach and the slender 9 r2 ce of Chopin, leaving the crowd searching for expressions to describe his art. Again was repeated the astonishing spectacle of Thursday night, when the audience finally thronged on to the stage.”— Sydney Daily Guardian Townhaul Direction: 6. J. Graveitock. Ltd. To-Night at a SECOND CONCERT SATURDAY. THIRD CONCERT TUESDAY. "It may be said at once that in this boy is lodged a talent for playing the piano hardly equalled by any but one or perhaps two virtuosi now before the public."— New York World. MR. E. J. GRAVESTOCK has the honour to present the World’s Greatest Boy Pianist SHURA CHERKASSKY who has created such a furore in the world of music by his extraordinary talents and phenomenal p»a rustic ability. TO-NIGHT'S PROGRAMME Organ Fantasy and Fugue in G minor. Bach - Liszt. Sonata Op. 57, “Appassionata” „ - Beethoven Barcarolle; Etudes: Op. 10. No. 3; Op. 25. No. 12 rhnn.n Scherzo in B minor - . . Chopin “Kaleidoscope*’ - - Josef Hoffman Reverie C. Debussy Prelude in G minor ... - - Rachmaninoff Liebestraum ...... Liszt “Blue Danube” Waltz - - Strauss-Schulz Elver Reserved Seats, 7s 6d; Unreserved, 5s and 3s. ns at Lewis Eady. Ltd. Day Sales at Coleman’s. Box Plai

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