MALINI, THE MAGICIAN
No better recommendation could accompany aii artist for public favour than the assertion that that artist is the best in his line of entertainment. This has been said,' not oiicßj but repeatedly, by the ■ Australian press >of Malini, the magician, who is-to make his farewell appearance at the Concert. Chamber of the Town Hall tp-morrow night. ■ One paper says:—".vialirii surpasses all other exponents of his art in, the variety and .. mystery of his turns. The audienco^is oil each occasion lost in wonderment ;ss to how the thing is done. Malini seems to attempt the impossible, and just whei' you imagine that lie has failed he demon states his unfailing success." A featurof his entertaihments is the ali sence of appliances to assist him; Malm relying solely on the dexterity of hi wonderful hands. Malini will-be assisted by Miss Bttie i'ield (soprano), and itje. A. M. Montague (pianist). Xhe seasoi is limited to seven night?. Seats ina;be booked for any, evening at the Bristo 1
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Evening Post, Volume XCVI, Issue 17, 19 July 1918, Page 2
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