AMUSEMENTS.

Taranaki Daily News, Volume LI, Issue 272, 10 November 1908, Page 4

AMUSEMENTS.

TIIK I'EKFOJiMAXCK OF A CiKXll'y. iIAYDX JiKCK I'O-MOKUOW EVEXLNC.

"J.'iveryone who has not h'card n verv wonderful Hiild should make a point of hearing him.and those who have heard him will certaiiily want to henr >.m s;iys a I'alinerM.on North exchange after little fhiydn Heck's performance lln-re under the di d inguislicd patronage of his Kxcv'ib'iicy tile (Jo\ernor and Lady Plunket and suite. The Manaualu bailv Times said "he quite amazed the audience, jrnd this boy of eight shouhl. when )]:• has renehod maturity, be nil object of prid;* to all Xew The enthusiasm culminated in a. large crowd waiting outsid;' the I hall tu catch a glimpse of tile young genius.' The iiawcru Star report* ! that he is "a really remarkable young musician, and in addition to considerable power of execution lie has the faculty of infusing deep .sympathy into his playing, lie plays with the case of a maestro, has -remarkable breadth 'of tone, and charming delicacy, while his ■execution is nothing short of marvellous The programme in another column will go to show Ihe great per-lormam-e lo be given by Ihis extraordinary hoy violinist, to-morrow evening, and ailords quite a. brilliant display of vrluosity as well as showing his genii's as a composer. Haydn Beck's uunilvs will be inter-persed with -onus by well seh-icd vocali-d.-s for the occasion, and lie will al-o be agisted by the brilliant Wangxiui pianist. .Mr. Stewart Austin, who also acts as aceoinpani.-t. Seats! may be reserved at the usual box plan oflice, tiie Dresden.