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Auckland Star, Volume XLV, Issue 152, 27 June 1914, Page 9

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Miscall iZliiian will make his only appearances here in die Town Hall onnnd Wednesday, July 7 au.l S. He litis been described us one ot the most remarkable violinists nl all time. When a hoy of thirteen Uu urade his tlrs: big public appearance in St. Petersburg, and lie took a notable audience of the art patrons of that country by storm. Since thcu he has appeared iv all the countries of the world, anil he is now only twenty-three years of age. The Ptess of all countries write id him in the most eulogistic maimer. In .Melbourne. where he opened his .Australasian lour, Elnvan had wonderful receptions: on his first appearance he was recalled at the conclusion nf his first concert nine times. A remarkable /eature about .the Melbourne season was that at each concert hundreds w.ere turned away. He bus. it. is said, inspired the greatest works with a new message. Only two concerts will be Riven here. as the Australasian tour Is limited, and Elraan is due hack in Ijondou before the end of the yenr to fulfil engagements there anil ion the Continent; With lifticha Klmau comes -Mile. lilva Oauthicr. a. KrencliCaiiadlan mezzo-soprano, who has a reputation gained at Covent harden, Ijoudon. and at the Metropolitan Opera House. >.>«- York. Mr. Percy Kahti. who has be. v with Mlscha Blui.-iii tor the past live years. Is the pianist, ami he is said to In- a master of this instrument. lie accompanies Miseir.i Rlman in all his items. Advance applications for the 10/0 seats will he received by Wildman and Arey daily. The tonr is under the direction of Mr. George iMnsgr.ivc.