ALIDA LOMAN.

Taranaki Daily News, Volume L, Issue 61, 25 November 1907, Page 3

ALIDA LOMAN.

A GREAT ARTIST. Press opinions:—X.Z. Herald—"Alida not only had the voice that reaches the heart, she lias the soul behind it." Auckland Star—"A revelation of rare musical culture, and a glorious gift of voice." N.Z. Times—"lt is a great voice. To hear her sing would excite

devotional fervor in a pagan. Every note she eang went straight to the heart of those who listened. Evening Post —''A singer with great powers and a wonderful sweetness of tone." Triad

--".Madam sings anything that requires J delicacy and finesse with singular charm, lover* of song should not miss her." f Manawatu Standard—"Without doubt one of the finest artiste who has left the greater attractions of the Old World for a brief sojourn in the New." Wangamii Chronicle—"An instantaneous and artistic success. . Everyone delighted. . . Afa dams singing of Bishop's •I/), hear the Gentle Lark,' brought down Ihe house. If Madam bad accepted the j demand* for all encores the concert would .have prolonged until midnight." Madame T.oman. who will appear in j New Plymouth on the evenings of the | 27tli and -iSth. will be assisted by Ilerr j Kric Anderson (possessor of a splendid bass voice), Mr G. Poore (a very fine flautist), and Tlerr Itenno Srhorek, who as a pianist and accompanist can lake I his j dace with the best musical combination that could be found in any part of the world. A very enjoyable treat is in store for patrons on Wednesday and Thursday (Show nights). The box plan is open at the Dresden.