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Auckland Star, Volume LXIII, Issue 244, 14 October 1932, Page 14

AMUSEMENTS ST. JAMES , , ST. JAMES , , Where Sound Sounds Best Sessions: 11 a.m., 2.15, and 8. SECOND BIG WEEK SECOND BIG WEEK. IP IF YOU - YOU MISS MISS SEEING ' SEEING MARIE DRESSLER MARIE DRESSLER MARIE DRESSLER MARIE DRESSLER "EMMA" "EMMA" "EMMA" YOU YOU MISS \ MISS THE . . . THE GREATEST GREATEST >-^ PICTURE PICTURE EVER EVER MADE. MADE. PLANS AT ST. JAMES*. . , .SZIGETI SZIGETI SZIGETI SZIGETI-^-"The greatest living vloliniet." —London "Daily Telegraph." TOWN HALL. FRIDAY, OCTOBER 21, SATURDAY, 22nd, . . MONDAY, 24th. BUT THREE OPPORTUNITIES. TO HEAR THE WORLD'S GREATEST LIVING VIOLINIST. SZIGETI 18 A IPArNTER OP TONAL PICTURES; WITH HIS MAGIC BOW AS AN ARTIST'S BRUSH HE 'DEPICTS ON HIS MUSICAL CANVAS DEEP <3OLDEN TONES FLECKED WITH SPLASHES OF DELICATE TINTS ON FLEETING CLOUDS OF MELODT. CREATING i.V MENTAL PICTCfiE WHICH IS ' INDELIBLY ENGRAVED ON THE MINDS OF HIS AUDIENCE. , :/.;■■: r , ; p »S ZI GET I?iii " — SZIGETI — WILL BE (REMEMBERED WHBN ALL OTHER VIOLINISTS ARB FOBGOTTEN. THE MUSICAL CRITICS OF. THE WORLD'S MUSICAL CENTRES - "ACCLAIM HIM AS....PBEEMINBXT TO-DAY, AND THBSB OPINIONS HAVE BEEN BNDOBSBD IN AUSTRALIA AND IN NEW ZEALAND BY CRITICS AND •PEBUC WHAT THE CRITICS SAY:. : "The master violinist offered , the.noit remarkable violin : programmes ever • submitted to the Wellington ptiWlc. The liuge audience -was thrilled; the.memory:of;Bpch a. recital and such artiste -will not etrily be erased from the mind of those fortunate enough to be present." . ..%..;... —"The Dominion," Wellington. "Greater than" Kreisler." ...;.- —Sydney "Daily JI«U." "Szigeti's programmes rank unique in the history of Australian oiiueic." ; ■ —Sy*dney "Sun." "He seems to transfuse into the sonl of every lover of music indescribable beauty." —Brisbane "Dally MalL" "Holds his audiences enthralled — paw magic." —Adelaide "Advertiser." "The artist began a series of entoris to satisfy the appetite of, the large audience for more and etill more of his niigleal playing. The extra numbers demanded wers a tribute to .Szigeti's phenomenal mafterr 61 his instrument and his popularity irlta every class of music-lover. - —Melbourne "Age." SZIGETI SZIGETI It was who electrified listeners-ia dnring the memorable .broadcast from 2YA. It was a magnificent performance, yet but small with what he will achieve during his ail-but-too-brief Auckland season. TOWN HALL., Direction : Hugo.Larsen and Co., By Arrangement with Concert .Management Arthur Ju4son, INew Yorfc. FRIDAY, OCTOBER 21, SATURDAY, 22nd, MONDAY, 2MB. — SZIGETI — SZIGETI Assisted by PRINCE MAGALOFF, The Brilliant 'Russian Pianist THREE CONCERTS ONLY. THE BOX PLAN OPBNS AT LEWIS EADY, LTD., ON TUESDAY NEXT AND APPLICATIONS FOR SEATS MAY BE MADE NOW TO LEWIS EADY, LTD. TH.BRB IS NO PR»FERBNTIAL BOOKING FEE. AM; ORDERS FOR SEATS WILL BE DEALT WITH STRICTLY IN Og'DBB RECEIVED, AND NO INDIVIDOU; ■WELL BE ALLOWED TO BOOK MORE THN SIX SEATS, THUS ENSURING THAT, PATROLS WILL HAVE E/JUAL CHOICE. PRICES OF RESERVED SEATS, 7/6 AND 5/. (WITH TAX S/o AND 5/9.) Liberal Concession offered to musical students and pupils of Secondary Schools and Colleges, for First Concert Only; particulars and Con- - cession Coupons mar be oUwea from Lewis Eady, Ltd., The Box Office. BOX PLANS OPEN ON TUESDAY <N"BXT; NOTE.—For the first .SZIGETI Concert in Dunedin on Wednesday night the huge Town Hall was sold out and hundreds were turned awaj\ COMMUNITY SINGING. „ COMMUNITY S I N G I N G, . TO-NIGHT, 7.30 TO 8.30, LEWIS EADY HALL. Hear Old Daddy" Metcalfe (over "Sweet Spirit, Hear. My Prayer. FREE. Collection for Charities. 1* : MEETINGS. — NZ. ALSATIAN CLUB. — Training . Practice To-morrow, 2 p.-nu uawi locality.—Hcnniger, Secretary. 26-Soo. * J T XT Z. ALSATIAN CLUB—Private ScreeniN • ing of German Training I'"». Sunday, S p.m., Tuflor, for financial mera>ers.—6o, College Hill. xl *