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Auckland Star, Volume LIX, Issue 141, 16 June 1928, Page 22

AMUSEMENTS. BOX PLANS FOR RESERVED SEATS (7/6 PLUS TAX) NOW OPEN AT LEWIS EADY, LTD. TOWN HALL, AUCKLAND. Direction J. and N. Tait. Tuesday, tune -i q UESDAY, eJUNE I^Thursday, tune ey-t HUKSDAY, "UNE SATURDAY, TUNE <>Q Saturday, UNE Return of tdenno \toiseiwitsch eturn of -Oenno i«-oiseiwitsch THE MOST POPULAR PIANIST OF THE DAY. J. C. WILLIAMSON and J. AND N. TAIT Have the Honour to announce the Second New Zealand Tour of BENNO BENNO MOISEIWITSCH. MOISEIWITSCH. MOISEIWITSCH. MOISEIWITSCH. MOISEIWITSCH. MOISEIWITSCH. MOISEIWITSCH. ONE OF THE GREATEST LIVING MASTERS OF THE PIANOFORTE. Nearly five years have elapsed since Benno Moiseiwitsch began his last Austraian and New Zealand season, when over JO Record-breaking Recitals were given. Since then he has played to enormous ludiences, practically in all parts of the svorld. Moiseiwitsch has enlarged his Brilliant repertoire, chiefly by the addition >f modern works. Consequently, many novelties will be played during the coming season. BRILLIANT MOISEIWITSCH. BRILLIANT MOISEIWITSCH. The enormous technical skill, affection, md feeling for music of sentimental import, the beautiful touch, the splendid vitality of his inirepretations, and a pianissimo of exquisite beauty, such as few pianists have ever realised, are the qualities which have given Moiseiwitsch a place in the front rank of the world's greatest pianists. " TWENTIETH CENTURY CHOPIN." " TWENTIETH CENTURY CHOPIN." "TWENTIETH CENTURY CHOPIN." The playing of Moiseiwitsch has taken on such a breadth and depth that he is hailed the world over as the Twentieth Century Chopin—THE IDOL OF ENGLAND. AMERICA, and FRANCE. He has endeared himself to the hearts of music-lovers wherever he has appeared. BENNO BENNO MOISEIWITSCH. MOISEIWITSCH. MOISEIWITSCH. MOISEIWITSCH. MOISEIWITSCH. MOISEIWITSCH. MOISEIWITSCH. (Pronounced Mwoizay-vitch). BOX PLANS FOR RESERVED SEATS (7/6) NOW OPEN AT L. EADY'S, LTD. Unreserved Seats. 5/, 3/, 2/. (All Prices Plus Tax.) SPECIAL CONCESSIONS TO STUDENTS. Direction - J. and N. Tait. Manager Arthur Tait. DID YOU EVER HEAR ABOUT THE CHAP Who was applying for a job as attendant outside a picture show? The proprietor of the theatre said : "It's essentia! that you have a powerful voicc ; have you one'-' The applicant replicil; "Sir. last week 1 attended a football match, at which tifiy thou-sand people were present. Community singing was held. In the midst of 'John Peel,* the conductor stopped the singing, and, pointing to me, said. "Not so loud in the bass, if you please, sir.' Well, that's how we want you and everybody to sing at COMMUNITY RINGING o m m l n i t y Ringing COMMUNITY RINGING omm un it y Ringing NEXT WEDNESDAY, NEXT WEDNESDAY, cjTRAND rnHEATRE, ©TRAND J- HEATUE, 12.30 TO 1.30. Come and Join the happy throngs. Sons Books Free. All proceeds go to Unendowed Charity. Cliairman: MR. W. J. HOLDSWORTH Song Leader : MR. VERNON DREW Some song leader, believe us. 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