MARK HAMBOURG RECITALS.
The first of throe recitals to be given ay Mark Hanibourg, tho celebrated pianist, whose visit hero some five years since caused such a furore, will be given in His Majesty's Theatro on Monday "'"next. Tho other two recitals will take place on the '28th and 30th insts. No other artist who has visited us has created such an impression as Mark Hambourg, and it is stated that since hia last visit his remarkable powers have further developed. Such being tho case, tho forthcoming recitals should be of very great interest. The plan of reserved seats opens at.the Dresden on Wednesday mornins;. . Mr G. J"). Portus, who comes m advanco of Mark Harabourg, arrived in town from Wellington yesterday. BEST AND BAKER'S PICTURES. "Living London" will be remembered ••-- as one of the most interesting and also : most successful movin_: picture exhibition ever seen here. This was under the auspices of Messrs J. and N. Tait, who now introduco another series of scenes entitled "Living Scotland." These include pictures of tho beautiful scenery, historic places, aud industrial lifo of Scotland. In addition there will be others of a dramatic and humorous character. Mr J. M. Campbell, who, it will be remembered, was so successful with "Tlio Merrymakers" somo little time ago, will make a welcomo reappearance.
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Press, Volume LXIV, Issue 13250, 19 October 1908, Page 9
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