LAWRENCE CAMPBELL.

Bush Advocate, Volume XXIII, Issue 19, 24 January 1911, Page 4

LAWRENCE CAMPBELL.

Dannevirke can consider dtseJf lucky in receiving a visit from two such superb artists as Lawrence Campbell a.nd Al. Eugene Ossipoff. iiie press notices of their .every ■appearance, are most eulogistic and'thoroughly enthusiastic until it seems impossible to say which artist creates the greatest fua-ore. In Auckland, \\el n'gton, AVanganui and elsewhere iec,.1113 double and treble encores, wore the order of the evening JNot sine© the visit of the late Mel. J*, ypurr Jrave the people of tho pominioii heard anything apwoaeiudifi( i?f ? ;lcnd;id r lwiitioS °& ™i dehghtf i,l musical monologues of Mr Camp be! He is undoubtedly an exceptionally gifted specialist in his monologues the most select of wh&L »•£, • A Brokeil Web" (Ogilvie) « OK . Seep" (Stor.rie), "A Bunch of llose. (Patterson), «tw mg the Bar" (Ten.nyson), "Butted flies" (Copper, "Players" (VictoiDatey), -Playmate" (Ogilvie)/ ™ Ihe ,g r eat P USS ia,n baritone Al ..tiiiving and .remarkable vocalist vet heard ? .either Australia °or oitr Ant;' 1 t COm<,S , WXtJI tllG Ugliest cieclentials from the Grand Opera ous toi the excellence of its operas M. Ossapoff has a wonderful power of onguial antei-p.-etatio.n almoSt sSaitJuife; in its effect. Free from all «,„- entioiialities the phenomenal, p^2 r Sydney he. l^/: 1 S m Le;ded trmmpflis tli-at.lie was stvled <<K Second Pagan,m,i." He lias a lar«S and select repertoire of operatic S ers and sings equally well in English, Russian, French or Italian. hTs !!S* if* a special ,aceo,m. pallet of iiis own and in this capacity ceSul " ee S ' S £lu S uI W sue-