AMUSEMENTS.

Taranaki Daily News, Volume LII, Issue 5, 30 January 1909, Page 6

AMUSEMENTS.

Till. ROYAL WKLSII MALK CllUlit. .Spcakiiii; of the initial Aldbi.nr ac concert by lln- renowned chorister-, who arc l„ appear at the Tln.itiv lioyal, Now Plymouth, mi .\l<i;id:iy evening next, under llii' direct ion of'.l. ami N. Tail, tli,. Melbourne ~;;,. .. marked: "It is .-nicl that then arc m Loudon more lii-limc, than in Dublin, mure Scl-mcn tliiin in i:.l Ml.nr-1. I ■ Welshmen than ia Willi-. Ilmv hi.iik Welshmen thcic may !•<■ in M.M rn ■ We ill! lint Venture In sll 1111 i-^l': lull I limy itiv here in plenty In pro\i,|c a nucleus fur an audience anv dnv of Iho week In welcome ami acclaim'our hit i-t visitors, tin' llnval Welsh ,„.ni. Harking iiji tin' local Welshmen inv lli.' iiti'iiilii'i-s nf nnr licdcrtalel, mil' vnrimi* choral societies, ami our church choir-., all nf whom waul In hear ami know the latest ilcvelopiuc.ils uf lllcart thev cherish; tin cause for wnmlcr, llicii. that in Sdyuey ami llri-huuc nlrcailv ami now in .Melbourne, this organisation should liml read* ami warm siippori ami cncin. .-cn.cal They richly deserve this support, ami all thai tlmv can [iciiiuulc the gcii.'r.il |mhlic In give thcin. for thee arc undoubtedly! 11 well-balanced cltiirii-, ami -.injr I heir' part* if from conviction. Tile choir a- n'whole i- thoroughly cliicicnt; lhhahi.icc nf the several' pails is must, satisfactory, ami even- atli'iiliun is paid In points of light ami .shailc In truth, this Welsh choir is a must capable body nf singers, ami nunc uim lakes an interest ia choral -in-iii- in it- high,-! ami most perfect ina'nifi-tat ; ons can afford to mis- hearing it. Member, of lirdcriafcls, chural ' societies, church choirs, and tile rest, can hurdle fail to pick up many a useful l:.-ou. There will lfd abundant nppuriunity for them to do so." The box plan is now open with tho Collier and Colonial I'iano (Jniopany. where lis day sales are al-u obtainable.

TUB OIIKKXIAVSKI OINcKKTS. In connection with the approaching visit of Ix'o, .lan, and Mischcl Chcmi-IM-ki, who. to ip.nte the word., of a well-known London mimical critic, "have, ligiiriitivelv rcailv and trulv •set. the Thames on tire,"''the publication of a Idler from Ysayc. who is acknowledged to be the foremost and niost specially interesting. When so great an (brilliant, violinist of I In- day. will prove authority sjieaks, and with such conviction, the chorus ... (ii hi-. which has been sung liy the London ami Coulinental Press cannot in anv sense bu ilccii.c.l cxtr.ivagaul. This 'is what he says: "Having had the pleasure to hem the trio Clierniavski as virtuosi and in inilsiuuc de cliainbre. 1 am happy tn aHiiiu (lint never in mv life have I heard any children so completely gifted iu evert- artistic ri-peet. I am com inc. Ed they will go very far and will In artistes of the lii-t rank in the neai future." The Chcrniiivskis arc luusici ails, anil this fact, coupled wfth llicii youth, cannot fail to add extrnoriliniirj interest to their perforiiiaiiws. Thev will give one recital ia New I'lvnunitl at the Theatre lioyal, on Tuesday, Feb runry !'. The plan of reserved seal, is now open at the Collier iind Colnnia I'iano Coiiipiinv's. where second 5., ; , tickets mav also lie oblained. rnces o admission will be: llcscrvcd seats 4s second seals 2s.