THE BELLE COLE SONS RECITALS.

Taranaki Daily News, Volume XXIII, Issue 192, 27 August 1901, Page 2

THE BELLE COLE SONS RECITALS.

Thb number of bo>k ; ng» that bar* already been mide fir Madame Bell* Oole'< coDcert -'a pr.wf of the pleasure that her visit will aff »rd to the Ur*e mu«ioal population of New Plymouth. Mid-me B-110 CMe's second song reoital given in the Theatre Royal, Napier, attracted a large aulieno*, and was as successful in nvery partioulir as its prodeceesir. Every item on tha programme was enthusi -s ii-ally encred, and both the r-antario-* and Mr. John Prousa grscio >Av r upondd *o> thu imp?rativj d< m m.l* fo mor*. Tb» progMiume comprised ■» number of ell favourite?, snd these wen treated in ft mot attis io manner. Madame fWs i'ems, "The Harbw B«y," "Nobodv Else," My Ltdy'« Bover," «In Q ie«U Tom v '»" (Disturb me no) and "A Ddar Wifey," we e Her most MiwWol numbers, »nd she supplemented these with " Daddy » » The Cow* are in ths Com." Mr. John Prouses was emi■nently sucrestul and secured a good share of th- ktird*, his vigorous singi** of the •' Dnathle s Army " i e : ng «ns? lent Hea'si gv* fine-enlerinisof " O S'ar of Eve," the Hungarian M* song "Wad a Ho se " and " Prinee Ivan's Song." M>b* Fo»nee H trd ng presided a* the piano, and her at tittle pitying of the accompinimautt was in a Urge measure an important factor ia the success of th« rocir„l.