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AMTTSEMENTS. P3TXCESS. 1 RINCESS. I J PRINCESS. 1 KIXCESS. J L MISS IRMA CAROX. i£ Miss Irma Cnron, now singing at the: l ' Priurres Theatre evening sessions, Is a j daughter of the well-known composer Leon j" Cnron. and nulte a distinguished artist.!" Her performilnce Inst evening caused the 1 " greatest enthusiasm. rMlss Caron's voice " is a true dramatic soprano, remarkable for " Its purity of tone, and her enunciation is " perfect. She sang solos from "Madnni ." Butterny." "Belle or New York." "Slumber : " Song" (Lron Caron), and 'iilso played two violin solos beautirully on an Instrument ! of exqnielte tone, snlil to be four hun.lred , years old. Her final Item, a verse of "The ' Marseillaise," sung In French, rowed the 1 audience to quite a remarkable demoustra- ? tlon of pleasure. | —Auckland "Star," Sept. 1. 102(1. „ I REMEMBER : LAST TWO NIGHTS. Nt) RETURN' VISIT. MDI.I.E. IRMA CAROX leaves for England end of September. Engagements South to 'be fullllled. PRIXTESS. 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Auckland Star, Volume LI, Issue 210, 2 September 1920, Page 10
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