Amusements.

Taranaki Daily News, Volume XXXXV, Issue 258, 30 November 1903, Page 2

Amusements.

MTSS ADA OROSSLEY. HER NEW PLYMOUTH CONCERT. Any doubts that mlgrht have existed as to the success of the concert to bo given at the Theatre Royal next Thursday evening by this celebrated artiste and •the line concert combination associated with her wore entirely removed on Saturday morning, when the plan was opened at the Colonial Piano Co.'s rooms. The whole of the seats then availthen were booked, and there were demands for more. The management has T)een communicated with, Aid a further allotment of seats will: be made available to-day at 9 o'clock. Concerning; the concert itsjelf, it is being looked forward to with feelings of pleasurable anticipations by all music-lovers. Apart from the opportunity of listening to one who is in the foremost rank of her profession, and who combines with perfect voice culture a sympathetic and artistic nature, the other members of the company are all prominent artists who have made big reputations on the Englisa concert platform. A record for Thursday night' is assured. Miss Crossley commences her overland tour to-night Rt Masterton to a guaranteed house—the largest ever subscribed for in advance in that city, In order to save the distinguished singer every possible inconvenience, the Government has placed the State car at her disposal for the different t:lps to Masterton, Wanganui, and her tourney on to New Plymouth. It Is announced this. jnprning that five hundred s* tickets, admitting to the unreserved stalls, will be placed on fc ot,i 9 » rlock. As these tickets adfhlJ »? fav ? ur »t« Portion of the theatre, they should be purchased as early a 9 possible. I Jurcn *«* as