THE PALMER – BEAMUMONT COMMIT COMPANY.

Auckland Star, Volume XXIV, Issue 248, 19 October 1893, Page 5

THE PALMER - BEAMUMONT COMMIT COMPANY.

OPENING THIS EVENING,

To-sioht the opening concerb in Auckland oftiioPalmor-Beaumonb Concert Company till be given in the Opera Houso. The Company is reputed to be a splendid combination, comprising as ib does some of tho pMt brilliant vocalists and instrumentalWi that have yeb visited Auckland. fin Palmor, whose reputation as a vocalist is a very high one, ia tho eldest •Mterof Madame Carandini. by whom "8 waß trained. She visitod Auckland on jweral occaeious with tho. Carandini tally. IjMolbourne, Mr? Palmer is at the head »wo profession. She has a splendid Wano voice, To-night she will sing ''obers "Rorannco" (with fluto obligate r S»' lohn L9">mone), and " I Cannob Wind My Wheel, Mother," and will also ! ko part in a trio, " Sweet is the Breath of \r' Mlth Meflßrs Beaumont and Geo. ■miss Maggie Sterling, mezzo-soprano, is irr<! 81"8er who has already made her ~7' -j™ will sing to-night an aria and ™H»IR08«ini), and "Caller Herrin'," and I !),,• Partinaduebwith Mr Gee, "A ,f ' ( n »ewce," as well as in two quar- »»>, Moonlight" and the over-popular %culi Funicula." conr mes Beaum<")ti, tho tenor of the te Co, ra Pany> » said to bo the finest *° south of the Line. In operas alone nwbud^.over 70 principal tenor parts, Mm.. •'•Klng in orat °"o. He has sevoral comL V' Slted L New Zealand w'th operatic WanVm PL last occas'on being with ««ff Kri9tian,, Beven years aK°- Thie "tZ-A » wIU sin S Beethoven1 a ■h?W M? d Blumenth«l'B "Evening WoL Wlll also tuko Part in a vocal 11 A n qUartetto' ''ained 5 G<V arit °n 9. has a fino wellconcert »V eI3 to sinK ab the °P etjinP (Sdlivl jou Arb I'aseing Honco" "liftW|«id»The Village Blacksmith," V«t«ttß Part '" a dU6b> trio aIIC* taoii^^nWists, Messrs John Lemb»Cvl i .Ker Barker W'H a^o contritOma' Mr Barker >8 an ac" Oni ? "Wpifr. Sly £ co« C6rta wiU bo 2!ven bytlie tuning nejfc one boin S on Monday